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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1937
Page
7
Reports from Columbus School reveal student chatter on hall comments and hall monitors, with pupils debating grades and behavior. Teachers acknowledge faults and praise accountability while observances note student performances, dances, and upcoming Halloween plans.
Dairymen in Corry and neighboring areas monitor a New York milk strike affecting shipments to the metropolis. The Dairy Producers Union plans meetings to discuss a possible statewide action, with aim to halt deliveries unless union terms are met. Proposals include union recognition as bargaining agent, a 2.50 per hundredweight rate for November, and future price strategies based on percent changes.
A practical home economics project at near Texas State Teachers College features a brick colonial demonstration cottage built on campus. The structure cost about $15,000 and serves as a teaching facility for domestic sciences this year.
Fragmentary notes recount comments about generosity for cider at a Thursday gathering. Mentions Arlene Erman and Ruth Coons, with names Harry, Dick, and Walter offered to pay. A claim of hush money and a scene with sophomores and Miss Waite are described as a method to urge quieter students to speak up.
Prince David Kawananakoa, 32, the grandson of Hawaii's reigning king, was jailed in Honolua amid an investigation into a mysterious death near Waikiki. The injured girl, Kinslea, 21, was found dead after a party at a Walkie resort in Fishiumible Waikiki.
Charles V Winn of Pasadena will lecture on Christian Science at the Hirst Church of Christ Scientist on Parke Street tonight at 8 15. Winn is a member of the Board of Lectureship of the First Church of Christ Scientist Breton Mass and is highly recommended as a speaker. The public is invited and visitors from nearby towns are expected to attend.
Murray J. Fisher has died after a long illness in Potsdam New York. His funeral services are planned for Thursday at 2 PM at Mark Keating Funeral Chapel. He was survived by family members and was employed by a local gas company.
Jere shen appears in a fragmented notice about repairing and refinishing items labeled 25 WO ANYTHING in a From Like to Wir OAL section. The readable text provides no clear events or named organizations beyond personal name.
Classified notice outlines open season for rusted grouse quail hares and wild turkeys across various counties with dates from November through December. It lists species counts and hunting eligibility with county by county restrictions and seasonal windows.
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