Kites Team Faces Campus Disciplinary Action
A student group named Kites faces campus disciplinary measures after an on campus incident. Officials have not released specific charges but actions may affect membership and activities pending review.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1937
Page
7
A student group named Kites faces campus disciplinary measures after an on campus incident. Officials have not released specific charges but actions may affect membership and activities pending review.
Ruth Etting and Moz Snyder deny reports they will divorce while traveling from California to New York. They say their Beverly Hills home is for sale as they plan to live in the east, issued from Omaha, Nebraska.
Corey plans to send a delegation to the Erie County Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting at the Erie Briday Woman's Club on November 6. Program includes family relationships talks, the Our Bounty Project, and a luncheon with reservations to Mrs. Osborne. Dr Elizabeth Spann DeLarme of Allegheny College delivers the afternoon address.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a bulldogs vs antelope encounter with mentions of Wya James and Greyhinll. The text references a head being brought home as a trophy and includes stray comments on household goods in classified ads.
Corry Townsend Club invites all residents to a guest speech by Mrink- Unt B. Hostath of Wie Pa at 8 p m tomorrow in Masonic Temple. The speaker will advocate the Townsend Plan and General Welfare Act urging civic participation.
Erie city and county constables may be paid for polling day, despite a state provision prohibiting compensation. Controller Harvey Willis says a new election law is unclear and a downstate court ruling may let local officials authorize payment, with county commissioners to seek a ruling before voting.
The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met Wednesday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs Eith Lewis led a devotional service. During study hour Mrs F Whittlesey spoke on Alaska and Mrs T Ey Burlingame presented a foreign mission centenary article. Hostesses provided lunch to conclude the session.
Henry Brown of Cape May New Jersey performs a striking beekeeping act at the International Beekeepers Conference in Washington. The display blends showmanship with potential discussions on bee products and serums as possible cures.
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