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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1936
Page
4
An Easter radio talk by a Jewish rabbi, titled If I Were a Christian, argued for economic justice and world fellowship. He urged opposition to war, rejection of anti Semitism, and unity among Christian and Jewish communities to combat poverty and racial prejudice.
The Aweemobile Chi of Stuttern California offers rules for safe action after a collision. Provide aid to the injured, call medical help, and obtain witness and vehicle details. Report every accident to police, stay calm, and keep written notes on names, times, locations, and numbers.
A newspaper piece notes that retired or laid off workers often regain old factory skills quickly, usually in two to four weeks, with routine production jobs easing the transition. It highlights that long out of work workers revert best when returning to their previous plant, sustaining hope for more jobs.
The article notes military preparedness as urgent as Turkey seeks to fortify the Dardanelles. It suggests treaty powers may permit fortifications, with Britain viewed as a likely ally. It recalls the strategic strait linked to ancient Troy and World War campaigns, and urges keeping a vital outlet to the Mediterranean secure against rival powers.
The bar lost a lawyer who pursued acting after John Ralph Morgan left his New York practice. He started in theater with agency friends, faced parental disapproval, and won recognition in New York and London before moving to film. His early stage roles included The Bacheto and Pain and Warmer, followed by a screen contract in 1931. He married Grace Arnold and they had a daughter, Gloria.
A University of Utah handwriting expert argues handwriting reveals character and tests the idea of universal peace in a world needing secure routes like the Suez Canal. He suggests war may erupt unless nations cooperate to keep vital waterways open and safe, urging a more settled and sane world order.
Paris style notes Jeanne Lanvin's latest collection features a black tulle evening gown with a full skirt and deep V decolletage, edged with piping and a belted waist. A second white organdy gown, printed in black squares, offers a youthful look with a square neck and a sash tied bow. Silver and gold piping and beading accent gowns, as Lanvin favors metallic trims this season.
Star predictions indicate those born Feb 22 to March 30 face mix of morning and afternoon moods today. Favor novelty and travel, study foreign relations, and expand social contacts. Caution advised to avoid rash actions and feverish ailments from December 27 to January 1. Also notes about a third tooth cutting for 35 Elstow, Sass, and Mrs Henderson, 86, cutting for a third set or testy.
A 1916 item list reports police visiting rooms on West Main Street seeking gambliney with no evidence found. John Smute marks his eighty eighth birthday on Euclid street. L A B A prepares for the Easter Monty pall at the State Armory on April 24. Cornelius Legters teams with Rev. Baker to buy and develop eighteen acres near Chautauqua Assembly Grounds with plans for a hotel. Melvin M. Davis returns from Philadelphia and New York. Mes D L Bracken comes home after weeks in the South. Morria Bousheel returns to Erie for a short visit with relatives.
Beaumont Tex April 12 Workers fought to shut off a gassy well off the opal field near Beaumont after it blew out of control. Firemen and oil crews quenched the blaze when the gas exhausted itself after a long shutdown, and experts predicted a return to normal pressure later today.
A fragmented ad describes pile remedies with Golden-Lax Tablets to loosen bowels before treating the irritated area. It promises non habit forming relief and immediate soothing balm, listing Bum-Cura and Bidele stows as available products at local stores.
Review notes R C K Ensor's England a70-1014 volume as a landmark in the Oxford History of England, with broad economic and social scope and objective scholarship. Also discusses Ernest Sutherland Bates's The Story of Congress, Paul Barron Watson's Women in French History, and several current popular titles, highlighting themes, authors, and anticipated sequel plans.
Junior senior prom continued from page one as Mr Branden spoke on better living and Mr Dewey discussed the dangers of modernity. The dance at 8:30 moved to the junior high gym decorated with green and white streamers balloons and special lighting. George Webers Erie orchestra played 9 to 1 with punch served in the north corner. Patrons included Mr and Mrs Dewey Mr and Mrs H J Sheet Mr and Mrs J Donald Watson and Mr and Mrs C W Bracken. Out of town guests listed among the best in years include Sydney Anderson Larry Waklund Jamestown Thomas Bettes Erie Ivan Bilis Sugar Grove Lee Shirey F C Mills Elwood City Pa Miss Ann Olson Warren Adam Williams Men ville Miss Betty Clough Sprigg Creek Harley Comutdel Columbus B Wellman Frederic Waters Miss Vivian Rice Miss Betty Plemming Miss Maxine Shreve at Union
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