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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1938
Page
5
A. J. Dula found bushels of walnuts dried for winter had vanished. Investigation revealed a mother rat and her brood had stored the nuts in boxes for their winter supply. Also notes on trunkfish and the common trumfish describe their bony, boxlike bodies and protective shells.
Personal mention includes Martha Hawkins leaving for Knox School in Coons town to resume studies. George Franz James Mead and William Moir visited Jamestown. Mr and Mrs George Swaith returned to Falconer after visiting Corry. Frances Maher Kane arrives for Catholic Daughters meeting. Dallas Winslow Detroit and others noted as business visitors. Funeral for Augustus Smith attended. Mrs Downey travels to Byre. Pred Kimball New York visits. May Elizabeth Gillette and daughter return from New York.
Tez Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Gunnar Anderson married Gerald Bissell son of Mr and Mrs A C Bissell at the bride's sister Chester Caleback home in Buffalo. The groom a Corry High School graduate class of 1988 works at Bissell Lumber. They plan to live on East Pleasant Street after a short wedding trip.
Miss Elizabeth Whitney of Edinboro State Teachers College opened a memorial instruction in reading for Corry School teachers last evening at the library. Fourteen teachers enrolled. class meets Tuesdays 7:20 to 10 p.m. Special Saturday sessions will be offered at Edinboro with heavy enrollment expected across the region. Courses include creative dramatics diction phonetics English child psychology hygiene visual education geography mathematics history music literature.
Archery head Robert Brown, president of the Archery Club of Goory, spoke to Acadia members at the Jam boree in the Masonic Temple. He discussed bows and arrows and demonstrated gear as fifty Acadians attended the year’s first meeting. Plans include a fall bridge party in October and several tournaments.
Long montagem recounts Margiotti testimony and state police report material on the gravel scandal. Attorney General Bard hints at missing correspondence and documents from Justice Department files. References to Pioneer Materials Co and county court actions relate to the Dauphin County suit and alleged conspiracy with state employees.
Charles Auer, formerly with Robinson's Undertaking Parlors in Indiana Pa, completes a deal to take over Howard Baye’s funeral business in Salix near Johnstown. The package includes the business, real estate, and a combined residence. Miss Layrahely Armstrong of Tadany will wed Auer at First Presbyterian Church in Salix Thursday. They will reside in Salix after the ceremony and Auer assumes ownership Saturday.
Ije item appears in fragmented OCR with numeric codes and prices. No clear event or names to anchor a standard news summary. Context suggests a catalog or ad fragment listing quantities and costs.
Readable text outlines many squash varieties including Hubbard and Italian, with color, shape, and usage notes. It provides preparation methods from steaming to baking and deep frying, plus recipe suggestions like squash soup and squash pie. The piece credits Betty Crocker and invites readers to request more recipes via the publication.
Pittsburgh and New York market wires show uneven demand for apples cabbage lettuce and potatoes with steady to firm prices in several lines. Beef, pork, and dairy futures move on speculative buying as traders react to economic signals and war anxieties.
Dean Sycrett W. Lord of the School of Business Administration at Massachusetts Boston University urges students to live virtuous business lives. He emphasizes truth, honesty, fairness, courtesy, and persistence as core traits for professionals.
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