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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1938
Page
5
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Prank Norris, famed pulpit traveler between Fort Worth and Detroit, will preach at Sherman First Baptist on Monday April 4 with sessions at 10 00 am 2 50 pm and 7 30 pm The church dining room will host self supplied meals and Sherman Hotel offers reasonable rates The meetings welcome all and invite area pastors and churches Rev J P Kelly leads Sherman church
A long list of residents and guests are noted returning from travels to Los Angeles San Francisco and Canada with several trips to Baltimore and Florida. Erie residents attend a Kappa Rho Sorority event at Academy High school and visit relatives in Warren Bangor and Jamestown. Local officials and business visitors from Erie attend a Rotary Kiwanis joint meeting while others are called to Union City by a relative’s death.
A Farrell Pennsylvania man touts World’s Tonic as relief for severe backache stiff joints and insomnia. He reports improved digestion fewer toxins and easier mornings after using the tonic and urges others to try it via Miller’s Pharmacy Kelster’s Cut Rate and local drug stores.
The Fairview Parent-Teachers Association held its March Fathers Night meeting in Room No 1 with large attendance. A Silver Lea session was planned with Mrs Harry Silvis and others as committee, and a lively program featured piano duet, vocal and instrumental pieces, a reading, and a travel talk. Refreshments followed. the second grade won the attendance banner for most parents and friends.
The Junior High Bisiting P T A sponsors a Tuesday April 7 program at the school featuring And the Villain Still Pursued Ber performed by faculty. Orchestra numbers, choir solos, and student acts accompany the event with refreshments served afterward. Proceeds from the silver auction fund the P T A council to provide glasses for needy children.
Mrs Eliza Morrell wife of William Morrell dies at 12 45 PM at the family home on West Pleasant Street after influenza and pneumonia. Born October 21 1870 in Corry she was active in St Thomas church and Catholic groups. Survived by husband three daughters three sons two sisters a brother and five grandchildren. Funeral from St Thomas church Saturday at 9 30 AM with interment in St Whomamay cemetery.
Concord PTA held a meeting attended by about forty parents at the school. The program featured first grade musical numbers under Ruth Dahlstrand, vocal duets by Jewel Hasbrouck and Erwin Gage, two piano duets by Genevieve Johnson and Mable Denpsey, and a safety talk by Private D. Hoffman of the local motor police. Business standings were provided by the committee including Mrs Rabalsh Martin and others.
Betty Crocker Angie Ging shares a Date and Apricot Bars recipe with a two-layer crumb cookie, a date apricot filling, and tips on packing brown sugar. The article includes reader questions about oats preparation brown sugar storage and date varieties with concise cooking guidance.
New York March 3 United States Steel Common stock fell to a new low not seen since 1938 as trading ended with broad market weakness. Bonds and rail shares also slipped with gains in none of the major sectors and the dollar firmed amid mixed overseas prices.
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