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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1937
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a person named Si Farmerly connected to Lacuas Viee and a work item at Work 1 with SpenL context. No clear event, date, or organization details are readable to form a fuller summary.
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown laments negligence and urges readers to strive for a better world. He argues people deserve progress only by using more intelligent care and effort than they have applied before.
Berlin reports over 75 000 cyclists pass through its streets daily, based on a 42 month traffic census. Sundays show a surge to between 110 000 and 442 000 cyclists.
Phillips University reports record graduate enrollment with more students than ever before. Retiring president Dr. I. McCash leads the school and its board of trustees through a period of strong growth and expansion in academic offerings.
A string of social notes lists residents and visitors in the city yesterday and today. Miss Ethel Cole left for Erie to visit friends then return to St Marys for an indeterminate stay. Rev and Mrs F Yun Meten from Fennsburg Pa were overnight visitors. Mrs W B Snow of Titusville will return home after visiting sisters Mrs George Roof and Mrs D O Daugherty. Nellie Kowalski was a business visitor in Erie. Mrs A Cattish of Chaban arrived for a short visit with relatives including Johnny and the Savaky family. Mr and Mrs F H Burley of Youngstown Ohio returned home after a week’s visit. Edward Rettler of Erie was a business visitor. Bertram Schreckengost of Barn Pa visited with his sister. Dr and Mrs A D Jenkins of Li Raysville enroute to Marion. Miss Josephine Lawless returned home after a two week visit. Martin Costello of Dunkirk enroute to Jamestown. Blaine Stockton was an overnight visitor with his mother. Bertha Stockton left for Meadville for work. Mrs Claire Tubbs was a business visitor in Evie. Anna Wilcox of North Centre steel will visit Akron then remain for Thanksgiving with her son Merrill. Mr and Mrs A Hillstrom will motor to Wrightsville to hear his address at the Lutheran church. Rev Tomer B Dioni returned to Erie after addressing Otterbein Brotherhood. Miss Martha Mash Hawkins of Knox grows home here for holidays. Mrs Conmie Halu of Pittshunst visiting at Mr and Mrs Chand Place then left by motor. Mrs Frank Howls left for New Castle to spend the day with her sister.
President Roosevelt remains at home for a fourth day with the White House physician reporting his condition as entirely satisfactory. He continues to rest in bed or study as a precautionary measure while doctors monitor his health.
A Girard Pennsylvania woman died from burns suffered in a gasoline explosion that set her clothing aflame on September 26. She died a day later in St Vincent Hospital Erie. The incident occurred near Erie as the victim was burning fuel as part of a ritual in the region. Police and state investigators are handling the case and reviewing the fire relief efforts.
Funeral services in memory of Eugene Heath of North Girard were held Thursday afternoon at the Wanker funeral home. Rev. Riley led prayers, read the hymn, and delivered a brief eulogy. Relatives and neighbors attended. many names appear in attendance and in the list of mourners.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a local Red Cross solicitation with multiple names and unclear details. The text lists several persons and a city location, mentioning canvass activity and inauguration references, but details are obscured and inconsistent.
The vara cerikesteine at Leuislinglong Washington DC served as a nation gift by the Linentn Highway association. It is used as the point for measurement of distance for Washington on United States highways.
Fragmentary notice asks about a damaged item set and asks for fitting guidance. Reads as a puzzled communication seeking help with a stove or container described as having three tins and asking for careful handling or sealing.
A garbled OCR snippet rambles about Kellogg's All Bran, aiming to promote laxatives and fiber effects with stray phrases about digestion. It awkwardly blends nonsensical terms and product hype, lacking coherent facts or identifiable names.
United Press reports the U.S. steel sector maintained about 90 percent of peak payrolls despite a 60 percent drop in operating rates. Surveyed firms show only around 60,000 workers released, with overall annual outputs fluctuating from 19.75 percent in 1933 to 68.52 percent in 1936, marking a historic decline yet some profit for the year in early 1936.
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