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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1937
Page
5
A short notice honors a trusted figure for their birthday, recognizing long service and steady care. The item notes appreciation from colleagues and community supporters, emphasizing integrity, mentorship, and ongoing dedication to public service without naming individuals.
Corryite attends meeting of the county tuberculosis advisory board held at Dr Katherine Liat Wrights home. Recommendations urged for county commissioners to appoint nurses and finalize a hospital program by January 15. A Hillstront joined the advisory board and other attendees included Tomay F OvHara, Bellefonte visitor.
Mrs Clyde Wilcox returns from Ak ron after a ten day visit with her son Merrill and family. A W Bailey of Youngstown visits for the evening and stays overnight. Miss Matilda Kamiber returns to Pittsburgh to study at the University of Pittsburgh after a home visit on West Pleasant Street. Miss Jeanne Titus returns to Washington DC to attend the Marjorie Webster School after holiday time with her parents. Miss Elizabeth Blaine visits Buffalo and goes home. Miss Bertha Myers visits Grace Bell and returns to her son in Utica NY. C F Drake leaves for a brief business trip to Buffalo. James Lewis and J G Mount return from Baltimore where they were on business. B W Felt, F E Whittlesey, and F M Raymond leave for a brief business trip to Chicago. Miss Lewis Taylor departs Cleveland after a visit with friends. W Bramer of Akron is a business visitor yesterday and heads to Arle Dr. H R Rhodes leaves tonight for Philadelphia to attend Grand Lodge duties. Donna Pryor travels home after hosting friends here. A Myers leaves for Cleveland to attend a granite convention. Mrs Many Kasmoski and daughter Joyce Burbart with Miss Helen Kosmoski of Detroit visit city relatives and depart homeward. Misses Arlene MacQuarrie and Ruth Milek return to Hydetown from a visit at the Cochran home on North Center Street. Franklin Babbitt of Wea visits Liw city today.
A late Caron era measure loosens daily limits but caps weekly hours at 48, applying to watchmen, janitors, engineers, firemen, boilermen and furnacemen. The plan allows six days per week, with long periods of up to five weeks, and enables averaging over 20 weeks for 44 hours weekly in certain plants. Sales staff and outside workers are exempt in some cases.
The lines reflect on enduring memories from battles and journeys, honoring every place and moment touched along the way as sacred reminders of what was fought and gained.
Mr and Mrs Artue Hawley were honored at the home of Mrs Sharmin Baker as friends and relatives gathered to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. A luncheon was served and a readings and music program followed. The couple received a purse of silver and silverware from their children and relatives. Out of town guests included Mrs Bill Iamis and others from Warren and Erie.
Reports from Jucusune station reveal a minor auto accident west of the city near Route 6. Driver Donaldson of Union City veered to avoid a collision, but a gas mask distribution story from Berlin follows with civilians equipped in the “people's gas maske.”
Erie, November 30. Mrs. Clarence McLaken, 45, of 261 Scott Street, died at St. Vincent's Hospital at 7:59 pm from a skull fracture after being struck on Peach Street between Goodrich and 21st. William Clayton, 65, of 104 East 25th, suffered head injuries when struck at State and North Pike Row at 8:48 pm Monday. Coroner Dr Wo G Skrable stated Mrs McLaken was hit by a car driven by William Heidt around 7:30 pm Monday.
President Roosevelt, aboard the yacht Potomac, fished near the Dry Tortugas after a 16 mile run from Miami. He arrived by special train from Washington and spent time off Key West aboard the vessel as part of a holiday outing with his party.
United Press reports a November surge in hopes that government policy will shift from cutting deficits to promoting public spending to spur business growth and employment. The piece cites Morgenthau’s housing and infrastructure plans, forecasted at up to 1.6–3.0 trillion dollars over five years, and notes stock market declines in November followed by a rally, with mixed sectors showing gains and losses as observers weigh the coming fiscal programs.
Market coverage notes modest gains in prices with wheat and cotton futures mentioned, and various stocks listed among firms and corporations. The report includes references to New York trading, quotas affecting production, and several company names, indicating a broad price and activity snapshot from the era.
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