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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1937
Page
5
The article explains why ships are referred to as she tracing to Latin feminine nouns. It notes maritime and natural terms like moon, earth, nature, knowledge, hope, spring, peace as feminine. It also defines pidgin English as simplified business speech arising from Chinese attempts at direct translations, with phrases like can do and not can do.
Personal Mention updates list residents visiting relatives and friends in Erie, Meadville, Jamestown, and other nearby towns. The record notes returns home, weekend visits, work trips, and social calls by Mr. and Mrs. Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Larson, Miss Myers, Miss Long, Mrs. Skinner, Miss Wojciechowski, and many others, with several attending church events and conventions.
United Press reports in Pittsburgh that a five year old whisper led to Theodore Sofrunico a 34 year old man being held on suspicion of killing his four month old daughter Barbar Ann The mother Were 29 faced a decision on prosecuting him as evidence was being weighed and tested in the case
Corry veteran TBL Williams celebrates his eighteenth anniversary as a Mauitable Life representative via Kilward A. Woot Agency of Pittsburgh. The Wonds company is the largest life insurance agency in the world. Williams has built a notable thirty year career with the firm, led as a head figure in local insurance circles, and served as president and board governor of the Century Chile department in 936-97.
Isabelle Rots aged 7, youngest daughter of Rev and Mrs A L Hoth of Batavia, Minn, died November 17. Survived by two siblings Ordon and Cort, and Miriam and Harriet. Rev Roth formerly led First Baptist Church of Ye City. The article also mentions insurance work and local families nearby Gorey, with references to Willcom and Joe in the context of ongoing insurance cases.
Lost or stray heifer believed to be a yearling, last seen near Lovells Station. Respondents urged to contact Journal office with details.
New York reports stock market poised for a strong response to ginny news as bargain hunting returns after last weeks decline. Private wires from Pittsburgh hint government rearmament may speed up after year’s start with Navy projects in Washington and steel plants seen as beneficiaries. The silver lining rests on a tentative revival, though expert caution remains about the pace and durability of the recovery.
Stocks recovered from an early dip as steel and other issues reached new lows for the year, with the Industrials holding above the retreating mark. Bond and grain movements were modest, and overall volume remained light while traders balanced cautious sentiment with a late rebound. In Cleveland a stray pony fed on loaf of prison bread at a nearby station, mystifying police.
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