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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1938
Page
5
Partial readable text fragment mentions a historic event with unclear details. Names and places are obscured but imply a dated incident needing archival reconstruction.
The readable fragments describe a local event or notice with unclear names and details. It mentions a person and a place but specifics are unreadable. The item seems like a brief public notice or community update without complete data.
Mr and Mrs Charles Patterson Hugh Clark and Lynford Chase were business visitors in Wabrén Eri¢ where they spent the day and will return home this evening from Tuesday.
Personal notes list Mr. and Mrs. William Cochin visiting son A V Cochran in North Center street, Robert Lamona returning to Quantico after a two week visit with his parents, Miss Dorothy Kittleberger an Erie visitor, Edward Feldt in Pittsburgh, Mrs A I Homer and Mrs John Anderson returning from Oconto Wisconsin, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doughis guests of Beth Weber in South Center. Also noted are officials from Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation, Coletta Burkhardt returning from Whinburna State Teachers College, and other local movements including Miss Amdersti from Pasadena visiting Maplearmine residents.
Harrisburg May 25 The state Banking Department studying possible note rate reductions for small loan companies after a legislature ordered cut from 24 percent monthly to 6. The department reports loaned 4.2 million dollars to 17 consumer finance firms in five months and praises credit unions as key to factory and office worker group lending. The Yeoman of the Guard marks 450 years since its founding.
Mrs Duard May was named president of the Concord school Parent-Teachers Association after last night’s election. Other officers include Mrs Douglas Rezzelle as vice president, Mrs Mildred Denton as secretary, Mrs Laid Lamy as treasurer, and Mrs Henry Siremonsen as auxiliary chair for the summer round-up. The meeting drew over 125 participants and featured an all nations program with a flag display and readings. Refreshments followed and outgoing president Mrs Tracy W. Whitehead received a bouquet.
Principe Howard J Sheen released the program for the annual baccalaureate service at Corry High School auditorium on Sunday June 5 in connection with the 1938 graduating class. Rev GL Begis will deliver the sermon titled Salt of the Earth with readings and hymns by Capella Choir and Orchestra. The program includes prayers scripture, evening prayer, hymns Dear Lord and Prather and Holy Holy Holy, and closes with benediction led by Roy F Wagner class secretary.
In Philadelphia last week Chief Justice John W. Kephart ruled the grand jury cannot proceed under the current petition. The court allows amendment within 20 days, directing a writ of prohibition to issue if needed, and notes public officials are not above the law while addressing jurisdiction over offenses within the commonwealth.
Market activity mixed on May 25 with declines across stocks and bonds due to unsettled Czechoslovakian affairs and grim business reports. Wheat, oils, and chemicals fell while cattle and dairy prices showed varied shifts. wholesale Pittsburgh fruit and produce markets recorded steady to firmer prices for several staples.
Washington pens relief and disease war measures after a long push by medical officials and lawmakers. Sen. Lababette leads passage of 17 million for disease control, with a Chicago stopgap of 4.5 million to rapidly feed 91 000 residents in need.
The Pennsylvania case on the validity of the Hshinz expedition entered by a Dauphin County court halted by writ of court was reviewed as the state supreme court considered investigations under Ralph Smith of Pittsburgh. Several sponsors and parties from Glenali, Pittsburgh, and Tac were noted in the fragmented report.
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