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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1937
Page
3
Fragmented notice shows Garden Rule club plans a monthly dinner meeting postponed to next Monday due to weather concerns. Event previously scheduled for the evening at St. Ex srerd y and Ainlore Semior prom details are unclear.
Corry residents report several members plan to attend the Corry chapter of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union institute in Erie on April 2. The event includes a program of religious and civic talks, with local leaders and guests listed among speakers and attendees.
Funeral services for Erastus I. Berry 64 of 1161 West 28nd Street Erie will be held at the late residence this afternoon. Burial follows at Laurel Hill cemetery Erie. He was born in New York State son of Dallas Berry and Mrs Berry. Survived by wife Florence Brooks Berry and children Dahlin Berry Leland Berry Mrs Willard Burroughs Robert Berry Chester Berry and Edith Berry.
A majority of Pennsylvania counties reported relief roll declines through March 20, offset by a rise in industrial unemployment in five counties, yielding a smaller statewide gain since December 5. Total on relief rolls: 165 817 cases, 509 489 persons, down from 169 002 cases a week earlier. Of 5460 new cases, 3 980 lost private earnings and 1 609 lost Works Program jobs. 4 745 cases closed with 2 248 finding private work or higher earnings, and 1 607 receiving Works Program employment.
A fragmented report outlines figures on school financing and job payment costs. It notes proposals, a city plan, and ongoing negotiations at SH, with mentions of the junior high boiler insurance and university-related measures. The discussion includes a 45 cent fee and future consideration of improvements.
A notice outlines revised business hours starting April 1 at the Nur Venter area. The schedule shows weekday operations from nine to five and special Saturday evening hours. A partial closure on Wednesdays is noted with reduced service and limited openings.
A survey by the bureau for Pittsburgh and surrounding county areas found that estimated costs required by February permits exceed the funds covered by a single permit. The report notes a significant rise in costs reflected in new building warrants.
Local report from Conneaut Ohio details a serious crash late Saturday involving a motor vehicle and a pedestrian. The injured individual, identified only by initial remarks, was transported for medical care as authorities investigated the scene and attempted to clarify the sequence of events surrounding the collision.
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