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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1937
Page
3
An eclectic news fragment notes stock moves with Goo Friday and Rex theatre earnings, a Packard Motor Car Company report of 7,053,220 dollars profit for 1986, and other mixed financial data. The piece references construction on a new bridge near Columbus-Lotteville, school recess, and various local civic notes alongside health, Insurance, and public works items.
Plans outline the Avro Flying Club to be formed with membership cap of fifteen. Fees include fifty dollar initial plus monthly dues to cover plane payments, hangar, and instructor costs. Meeting Friday March 26 at 7 30 p m at Aero Supply Conference Room to approve bylaws and discuss enrollment with Gene Lethman or George Downey.
Weather report notes continued cold in Corry area with low confidence in spring warmth. Forecasters indicate temperatures may rise only slightly with a high cold wave lingering today and into the near term.
The Sons of the American Legion call a regular meeting this evening at the Legion home to register members and plan activities for the year. The meeting begins at 5 o'clock with emphasis on by law revisions and eligibility of Drum Corps members.
Erie county officials announced a continued drive against alleged beer license violators. No charges have been filed yet against any county establishments as renewal applications are now being filed in the county treasurer's office. Licenses renewals will be issued after approval by the district attorney, with actions pending through June 1.
The piece notes that limited availability of desirable homes is curbing moves while some teases and apartments offer partial relief. Movements are split between April and May with an upward trend and a substantial share already relocated. Several families have moved, and peak transfers are expected in late April to early May.
Reports say the oceangoing Fijian crew of 40 abandoned the sunarship San Princisen after it sank in mid Paris light yesterday. Advices received by the San Princisen chamber of commerce confirm the incident and ongoing search efforts.
A local church observes its sixty second anniversary with Sunday services and a week of activities led by pastor Reverend and guest speakers. Highlights include a Sunday morning service, prayers, and a special program noted for community outreach.
Two men were injured when a train struck an automobile at a crossing. The incident halted traffic and emergency crews responded to the scene.
Unable to determine clear facts due to garbled OCR text. The readable portions reference cigarettes and disruption to a location named Nant Enanas, with fragmented names and uncertain actions. No verifiable events, dates, or organizations present.
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