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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1937
Page
5
Lansing Mich A total of 202120 game fish were planted in Michigan waters during 1926 the state conservation commission has announced.
Personal mentions list residents and visitors in Cambridge Springs. F A Loveland and A M Litz attended a Rotary dinner. attorney Glen Mead returned home. Mary O'Hare and Arlene Mott left for work and home. many locals resumed studies or travel after Easter.
A University of Pittsburgh survey by the student literary magazine Jomnemy reports students value lectures and classroom discussion over texts and notes. It finds instructor personality important, favors required cultural subjects for professional schools, and notes athletics add value while work hours weigh education.
Tannay of Sys Anna versus tary will be brought to Corry Wednesday morning for interment at the late home. Mrs Gerraly died from heart trouble while returning from Easter services at St Marys Home for the Ages in Erle. She was a former resident of Corry and Cambridge Springs. Survivors include cousins Mrs A E Radmore and Mrs N E Nelson of Thrusville and Joseph Flynn of Franklin.
Corry Townsend Club No. 1 met in regular session at the Eastern Star Hall. Delegates Pranie Ke Brooks and George A. Pilegar reported on the 201 Congressional District Convention in Cambridge Springs. Members approved memorizing the President and urging passage of the General Welfare Act of 1987. They also planned a letter of thanks to Charles N. Crosby. Next meeting set for April 5 with entertainment and refreshments after business. a ten cent donation requested.
Funeral services for Charles B. McCabe 92 were held at St Thomas Church with a 9:30 a.m. Mass conducted by Father Francis Graves PA. Burial followed in St Thomas Cemetery. Relatives from out of town included Charles J. McCabe and son Charles Jr. and Marie of Youngstown, P B Sullivan and son Thomas of Buffalo, Sister Mary Ophlia of Niagara Falls, Mrs. George Shiels and Dorothy of Gil City, James McCaise and family of Erie.
Representatives of 400000 Pennsylvania workers gather in Harrisburg for the 6th annual Pennsylvania Federation of Labor convention. Delegates will discuss labor bills including workers compensation reform and an anthracite mine code. Governor Earle plans a conference with administration leaders to resolve differences on proposed legislation.
Wall Street discusses a potential shift in labor policy following Supreme Court decisions. Traders weigh possible court actions and the Wagner act, with cautious sentiment and ongoing market readjustment as rumors swirl and officials delay decisive moves.
In New York trading, steel shares lifted overall markets with modest advances. Companies like Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Bethlehem Steel posted notable gains while others such as American Can, General Electric, and GM climbed on favorable industry sentiment and supportive measures.
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