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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1937
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and places such as Clarion Lawrence and Correll University. It references orchids and a supervisor with unclear context and dates, lacking coherent actions or outcomes. It does not provide a complete event or clear subject.
Old Man Winter brings snow and hazardous streets as pedestrians fall and minor accidents occur while Carl Lines faces fines for disorderly conduct in Concord Township. Pennsylvania political and economic items include Constitution convention anniversary, job projections, and gasoline price cuts across the state.
Ewin Hunter, 30, and Thurman Roy, 28, to appear before U S Commissioner David Gifford in Erie at 604 Marine Bank building to answer charges of conspiracy to violate federal narcotics law. Hunters and Roy, held as suspects in marijuana sales, were arrested by local and federal officers for alleged distribution links to Ashtabula, Ohio. Maximum penalties include $10,000 fine and two years in prison.
Harley L. Carey, 69, of North East, is believed to have hanged himself near his home on Saturday morning after his wife left two weeks earlier. Father of two four year old children, he reportedly climbed a tree, attached rope to his neck and jumped to death. Neighbors say Mrs Carey left for Waterford with her parents, and Carey had been mentally unsettled since the separation.
Harrisburg officials announce the 14 hour five day work week rule will take effect December 1. Labor and Industry Secretary Ralph M Bashore says no intent to hamper industry. The State Industrial Board will review exemptions as hearings proceed and regulations cover variations for businesses.
Nov 22. A $150000 insurance policy on a boiler at the new tuberculosis hospital prompted a clash as County Controller Harvey M. Willis said he would refuse to pay the premium. Hospital advisor George K. Frank condemned the policy as exorbitant, while commissioners Thomas W. Flatley and Elton H. Blair had awarded the policy to Rossiter Kessler agency. Frank suggested the commissioners were pressure driven into purchasing such protection.
A household remedy recommends taking the juice of a large lemon and equal parts glyc ine, giving a teaspoon every 15 to 30 minutes to relieve a sore dry throat. The suggestion comes from a home care perspective for housewives.
A Collier's Weekly correspondent reports European wine cellars with chapels and shrines. In Vienna a vault called Apostles' Corner carves the lives of Christ's disciples on 12 large casks, illustrating religious display within wine storage.
Forest Schell a longtime Garland resident and former mail carrier died early Sunday after a brief illness. Born August 14 in Garland he was married to Mrs Chun Schell and survived by daughters Lillian Camp Totuso Scholl and Manleline Sund, his mother Eva Schell and several sisters. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the late home with interment in Garland Cemetery.
The death of Mrs. Catherine DeWitt formerly of Elgin was reported by her son Marlin DeWitt in Corry. The deceased, a longtime resident of Elgin, died in Buffalo. Funeral services and interment planned at Tompson cemetery, with details provided by family.
Fragmented text mentions tires and a company name with unclear context. Readable items include a reference to a corporate entity and a date-like fragment. No coherent event or people list present to extract a clear news item.
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