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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1938
Page
2
An Episcopal church plans a Thursday evening gathering at 7 30 with beauty treatments as Perry Beauty Salon advertises permanents at 5 00 and 3 95 for oil waves and rinses. The notice promotes fingerwave and oil shampoo services with prices, inviting attendees to start planning today.
Mary Nelson 74, of Jamestown, died in Kane after a November automobile crash. She was transported to Women’s Christian Association Hospital in Taspe stown, with injuries described as improving from critical. Other local items note shop ads, church resignations, local births, and community notices.
Council and Finance Director discuss slashing street department funding and millage, with cautions that higher taxes will cut revenue. They urge tighter control on expenditures and require approval for major buys. Possible refinancing of bonded debt looms for an early 1939 decision as budget talks continue.
Midday Lyceum course details and season ticket price. Novena in honor of the Primacy to be observed in Catholic churches on November 7 opened at St Thomas' Church with daily ten o'clock mass. Local ads note Christmas card time at Phillips Jewelry and reserved Lyceum seats at Miller's Pharmacy. Families move from Corey hospital. Pennsylvanias public assistance grant supported by Social Security with state match. Arts and Crafts Club meets Friday at Mrs Nellie Marker's home. For sale: 1935 Ford deluxe Tudor with new inspection and features, $249 from Thomas Motor Co.
The governor signed a bill authorizing the appointment of members to the Oil Pantry Dragging Commission, allowing continuation of the investigation without Senate confirmation. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Jackson Thompson, aims to streamline ongoing probe actions. The report also notes the Caisson Song, the U S field Artillery march, written by Colonel Edmond L. Gruner in 1898.
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