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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1937
Page
7
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A total of 151,084 cases under direct unemployment relief were still on the rolls as of September 4, with 349 fewer people and 214 fewer cases than the prior week due to opening 5,191 cages and closing 4,977. Net changes show 3,043 cases left for private industry and 2,896 added due to private work loss, yielding a 147 case net decrease from private employment. Federal Work Program reductions produced a net rise of 622 cases, while other reasons caused a net fall of 261. Week's direct relief expenditures, excluding admin and special programs, were 122,080.
Miss Esther Brundage spent the weekend with her mother in Spring Creek. Guests included Emory Snare and Lucy Knapp from Washington, D. C., and many locals visiting relatives and friends. Several Erie and Cleveland visitors, hospital recoveries, and school staff are listed along with a Ladies Aid Society picnic.
Approximately 350 employees of the Raymond Manufacturing Co and their families attended the annual plant picnic at Canyon Lake Saturday. A delicious dinner was served, followed by singing and a general good time. The stock orchestra provided music, and despite cold rain, the afternoon activities proceeded with many enjoying the event.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Gilson were held Sunday afternoon at 2 from her son Rays home on East Frederick Street with Rev Ed Wagner of St Pauls Lutheran Church officiating Interment was at Pine Grove Cemetery Bearers included William Rowe Charles Meyers John King Bishop Marlowe Frank Gilson and William Dingtelder Attendees from out of town listed include Filenbeth Kuhns Mrs Marlowe and son Rishon Marlowe of Clarendon Mrs Rosene Gilson and son Robert of Clarion Mr and Mrs F C Smith Mrs Clara Dyckes and others from Ridgway Green and Buffalo The article closes with a note on associative memory and the brain
Discovery made by a Wentifer hunter three miles beyond Cherry Street extension. The man, about 50, suspended from a tree with a rope noose, had been dead at least a month. A white and black belt, jeans, and $60 in a pocket were found. receipts for fares appeared among unspecified items. Deputy Coroner Charles Leone identified no clear means of identification.
Nellie Scholton, 76, of Columbus, widow of Frank Scholton, died Sunday at 3:45 AM at her sister Emma Dutton’s home after a long illness. Born August 7, 1867, in Columbus, she leaves son Norman Scholton of Warren, sister Emma Dutton, brother Glenn Spencer of Corry, niece Mrs. Fred Haas, nephew Allan Spencer, and four grandchildren. Body to be moved from Bracken-Keating Funeral Home to Dutton residence Tuesday. funeral Wednesday at 2:30 PM from there, interment West Lawn Cemetery, Columbus.
Spent the summer at Windley Lake then returned home Tuesday. Carl Howell of Erie visited at his home early in the week. Mrs Arthur Brundage hosts twenty five Yohela Club members at her home Saturday with a picnic dinner and bridge. Mr and Mrs R D McKelvey returned Monday night from a trip up the Great Lakes. Ronald Gresley attends Mott Business College at Warren.
Pineapple and cucumber form a refreshing salad blend. Use shredded or sliced pineapple with diced cucumber in equal parts, then mold in gelatin or serve on lettuce with mayonnaise for a simple accompaniment.
United Press reports that striking employees of Bethlehem Steel Corp Cambria Works in Johnstown Pennsylvania returned to work after an agreement with management ended the June 10 walkout. The Cambria plant employs about 15 000 workers and the steel workers union committee says the strike is over though some orders remain. Other notes define Eskimo as an Algonquin term meaning ester s of raw flesh and explain variant spellings Esquimau used by Canadian French.
Shigagu Sept 15 Chicago's school children sit at home radios for lessons while regular classes for 700,000 pupils are postponed to curb infantile paralysis. Teachers warn missed lessons cannot be made up. six broadcasting stations offer schedules for grades three through eight to continue reading and progression.
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