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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1939
Page
8
School organizers push home room as basis for guidance program while listing officers for rooms across grades. Reports cover Beaver Club pins, junior play plans, new teachers, room changes, and auditorium seating reforms.
The Revere cemetery cannon ball theft is noted along with a long feature on socialites and senior snapshots. Virginia Armitage and Mary Shields star as campus personalities with activities in JAretiah's and Hi-Times. Tri-Hi-V allocates officers and plans a masquerade at the YMCA.
Early last week orange and black sbeayer pins boosted sales. Senior High photos moved to the selicol fast qreek for senior pictures. Dance crowds at Union City outnumbered Curry. Health exams began today. Florence Strieler hosted friends October 7. Kiwanis Kapers involvement and ticket sales noted. Junior party crowd waned as Mary Rost left books.
Plans for a year round recreation center at Cooks Forest near Cooksburg aim to attract winter sports. A toboggan slide along Riverside drive from Cemetery Hill to the Clarion River is completed and expected to host speeds up to 30 mph when snow conditions permit.
Ralph E Womer aged 23 died in Gil-Cuy Hospital after a crash near the Pennzoil No 2 plant in Rouseville. He suffered a skull fracture and other injuries and never regained consciousness. He was en route to work at the refinery when his Chevrolet collided with a car driven by M W Bower, 18, a Rouseville High School student coming home from school.
Health officer John Manigan announces quarantine on infantile paralysis for Mrs. Glenn Wood of Second Avenue will be lifted tomorrow. Mrs Wood remains under observation at Corry Hospital and the early change reports show little variation in her condition.
In Slovakia a Catholic priest, the Rev Joseph Tso, was quietly elected president by the parliament after prior steps. The move marks a historic shift as political figures react to the unexpected outcome.
Berguson of Wuwood Eiry Pa takes position as pharmacist at Keister Cut Rate Drug Store on North Center Street. Ferruson a Pitt graduate and registered pharmacist since 1913, previously ran his own business and held management roles.
County officials outline completion of voting arrangements, polling districts, and ballot stations for the November 7 election. Six watchers will be posted per district with machines in the court house east wing. A chief clerk forecasts rapid returns due to few candidates compared with primaries.
Durdvend Go ayyael ara ag Wall died in Brooks Memorial hospital from complications after a broken leg from an accident near Westfield two weeks earlier. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Ehlers funeral home with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery, Fredonia, conducted by Rev Carl Zimmerman of the St Wohin's Evangelical Church.
A Lottsville resident, Mrs May Rose Lindley, died Saturday after a cerebral hemorrhage at home. She is survived by her husband Ian Bindley two sons Willma and Willard a daughter Mrs Wilbur Craken a sister and a half brother four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral from the late home with burial in Lottsville Cemetery.
The Kane department adds a modern ladder truck to its fleet, a green and chrome vehicle built by Van LaPrance at a cost around 88 000 dollars. It replaces the old unit after a period of service and will serve amid city streets with updated equipment and crew aboard.
Corry Ch asks community support for a plan to four nolle pros in a long ongoing dispute. Officers note improving quality and touring potential, citing small ticket revenue and travel costs as limits while seeking patron help.
Fragmented text references Oppo Emb and neutrality measure in Senate and House actions. Mentions an initial motion by R Yu and a vote by the House. Mentions London and a new consul step, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
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