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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1938
Page
7
Broken Shaw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the Wilcox home for a tureen dinner attended by eighteen members. A book review of Three Bags Full by Olin W Bracken followed. regent Mrs R J Fogle described her Washington trip and congress highlights.
The Corry Country Club plans a dancing party for members and friends this Saturday May 7. Ninety minutes of dancing from 9:00 to 12:30 will feature the Contenders orchestra. A large crowd is expected for the summer series kickoff.
Washington investigators arrived in Sparta to examine charges that WPA workers were coerced to support Thomas W. Kennedy Jr. for governor, including firings for opposition, fund solicitations for a Kennedy campaign ring, and sale of Kennedy rings. Also reported is a farm accident in which Emmanuel Ingram suffered a severe scalp wound after a tractor incident, with further village notes and local events.
Warren, aay of Av. I. Sum merville, supervising principal of the Tidioute schools for the past eight years, was accepted yesterday as the new assistant superintendent of Warren county schools. The action was taken at a meeting of the county board of school directors held at the courthouse here at 10:30 yesterday when members approved the nomination made by the new superintendent I. Blair. Blair had filled the office of assistant county superintendent for years and was elected to succeed County Superintendent C. S. Knupp.
George McGeough of Detroit pleaded guilty to robbing the National Peanut Company store on April 18. He was sentenced yesterday to five years in the Allegheny Workhouse after his arrest in Buffalo days later.
A special meeting at the Salvation Army Hall is planned for this evening at 8 o clock Major and Mrs Waller Phillips divisions Young Peoples Secretaries from Pittsburgh headquarters will speak Major Phillips will also give a musical recital and the public is invited to attend
Residents travel and family news from Mt Pleasant Corry and Erie include Mrs Herbert Schuckers returning from Punxsutawney visiting Mrs B W Brown and broker Relph Schuckers. Miss Carolyn Devin visiting in Erie. Edward Webber home from Corry hospital. birth announcements for Roman Yoder and Nell Howard Doutt. Coates of Corry visiting with Ray Coates. Mrs Williamson traveling to Fredonia. Ann Bell in Erie. Sparta Grange to meet May 7 with seventeen candidates initiated.
Conservation Club will meet at Washington school Saturday morning at 9 o clock. All boys interested are asked to be present as officers will be elected and plans for the club's organization effected.
Professor of mathematics Mr. Davis of New Castle praises World’s Tonic in a public discussion about improbability and success. Albert Welland of 619 John St. reports constipation relief and overall improved well being after using World’s Tonic, credited to its herbal roots and demonstrations. Miller’s Pharmacy stocks the product.
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