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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1937
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text references a post office location at a place described as Stal, with mentions of ships, roads, and water. The readable bits suggest a local infrastructure notice or listing but no clear event, date, or entities beyond generic place names.
A description of contemporary Paris daytime attire featuring black and red color contrasts, fur trim, and metallic detailing. The piece notes a fitted bodice, feather drape, and decorative pockets, highlighting tailoring and fabric choices affecting overall silhouette.
Former Corry girl Anna Pauline Kovalcik married Ralph Edward Sarver at St. Joseph's church Gowanda N Y Rev Father Shaw officiated. Bride wore white satin Directoire gown with train and veil. Sister Migg Eliot Kovalcik maid of honor Evelyn Saryer bridesmaid. Best man Jon Zynda Collins Center N Y. Joseph R Conley usher. Reception at Commercial House Collins Center for twenty six guests before wedding trip to Maryland and Washington.
Elephants are used by the Indian Army for draught and pack duties. They drag heavy guns in sieges and carry light mountain guns on rough terrain, aiding transport of baggage. An elephant can carry 1700 to 2000 pounds on long journeys at a steady pace of about four miles per hour.
Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs Frank Hepler retiring after a week in New York City and other sights. Several named visitors from Corry Dunkirk Warren and Erie areas were seen in the city for business and social calls.
Exiled Kaiser Wilhelm II marks his 20th year in exile as his household strives to avoid acknowledgment of the 19 year exile since he abdicated the German throne after four years of war. Meanwhile, twelve Japanese planes raided the Nanking area today, their first attack in three weeks.
Sanitary hand power washing machine good as new priced at $4.50. Also rabbits for sale or trade. Address: 2111 Worrent Five Room Furnished Duplex with garage at 4 8 West Wayne Street.
Chinese refugees and fleeing soldiers pressed against barbed wire at the French concession in Shanghai seeking entry amid heavy Japanese bombardment of Nan Tao quarter. Shells and planes drenched the area as Chinese forces manned rear positions near the Whangpoo river, with over 12,000 troops and police defending the Nan Tao sector under fire from both international zones.
Washington November 10 Railroads seeking broad backing for a petition to the Interstate Commerce Commission for freight and passenger rate increases totaling 515000. Jolly warned the move concerns all citizens citing 2,000,000 directly invested in railroad securities and millions more through insurance policies and savings deposits.
Mrs W M Raymond dies after several weeks illness at her daughter's home on West Church Street. Born October 10, 1843 in Greenfield, N Y, she lived in the community since 1916 and was well liked. Her husband preceded her in death. She leaves a daughter, a sister Mrs da Lind Sey and several grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at 2 pm from Brockun-Reatiig chapel with burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
Washington Nov 10 John K Lewis chaired a special caucus of his Committee for Industrial Organization peace committee to seek possible means to end the deadlock in negotiations for a truce with the American Federation of Labor.
University of Michigan officials opened an inquiry into rumors that alumni groups subsidized freshmen athletes. Board of athletic control chair Ralph W. Algier said if charges prove true, involved athletes could be barred from intercollegiate competition. Coach Harry Kipke approved the investigation. Indictment of Nick Dany, Sharon merchant, on federal tax charges reported in Pittsburgh.
Washington discussions on inflation, deficit financing, and a big armament program as possible stimulants. Builders face high costs and housing acts may be tweaked. officials tout home ownership while private loans seem restrictive. Wall Street later rallied on Roosevelt’s cooperation with utilities and easing market anxieties.
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