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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1934

Page

3

New Dent chair gifts to Franklin D Roosevelt and Koesters

United Press reports a West African gift of a carved throne from Nana Oforijcuma to Franklin D Roosevelt and Joseph W. Koesters. The eccentric trial scene shows Leslie Garnett misplacing a bottle opener on the table, distracting Miss A L Burroughs as she notes proceedings.

United Press Washington Gold West Africa Howe Nana Oforijcuma Akwapim Franttin D. Roosevelt Joseph W. Koesters Louis James Cannon, Jr A. L. Burroughs Miss Burroughs Anti-saloon League Leslie C. Garnett U.S Garnett Lninl

Hollywood legends Powell and Gable on Manhattan Melodrama

In interview on the Manhattan Melodrama set Clark Gable and William Powell discuss changes from silent to sound films. Powell recalls early doubt, then a breakthrough with Interference and rising fame in Philo Vance detective stories. A separate note reports a $2,500 fire at Market Basket Grocery in Olean caused by an overturned stove.

Hollywood Tolklus William Pow Advent Sureen Pugéell Manhattan Interfer Suuilia Execuyes Powell Beverly Hills Clark Gable Gable New York Market Basket Olean

Paris Fashions Schiaparelli Bonnets and Summer Tips

Paris styles note Schiaparelli knitted bonnets suited to all tastes. Describes brim shapes and names like Lollypop and Carousel, with emphasis on folds, height, and front back contrast. Mentions evening options, pleated taffeta, and new capes with bows, fins, and wrinkled taffeta jackets.

Paris Schiapareli Michy Schiaparelli

Star Signals Octavine Horoscope Tidbits

Headstrong emotions will flare in the tie mit pattern. A zodiac forecast warns of possible friction and trouble risks this evening. Cancer births (July 22 to July 24) are advised to heed advice from friends for improvement in late May to early June and early October to mid October.

Jie

Assembly Candidate Grangers Hear Meeting

Cory Change Nooa led a Grangers assembly for assembly candidate at Macenee Hall Sunday evening. The meeting starts at eight with candidacies conferred on a large class led by J. E. VanAllsburg of North East as speaker. The event ends at welock after the public Wycone an heae hits.

Cory Change Nooa Macenee Hall J. E. VanAllsburg North East Welock

Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Report

The Presbyterian Church Woman's Missionary Society met in the church parlors with fourteen members present Mrs G-We presiding. Devotions opened a program on American Indian topics with papers on Indian Schools Nayaya Indians and Industries and Graduation Day. May meeting plans include a Korea missionary speaker. Yesterday's hostesses served salad cakes and coffee. WANTED Middle aged woman seeks housework by day, write Journal 2120.

G-We “Waggonery Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church C. H. Gelgen F. H. Crowell Nayaya Indians and Industries Sirs. GL. Boyd

Van Dyke Reports New Gains For Democrats In Cities

State Chairman Warren Van Dyke cites sharp increases in Democratic registration in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, noting over 265000 enrolled in Philadelphia, the era’s high. He highlights the Gulfey Carle ticket and liberal platform, with two remaining Pittsburgh registration days and a broader statewide trend toward Democrats. Mayors and judges endorsed include Guffey for Senate and Earle for Governor, Kennedy for Lieutenant Governor, Logue for Internal Affairs, Rhodes for Superior Court.

van Dyke Warren van Dyke Philadelphia Pittsburgh Democratic Organization Gulfey Carle Democratic State Committee Pennsylvania Pittspuigh Internal Affairs Chester H. Rhodes Superior Court Roosevelt

Mrs A Leo Well Dead in Pittsburgh

Mrs A Leo Well formerly prominent member of the Jewish community in Titusville has died at her home in Pittsburgh. The obituary notes her longtime involvement in local civic and religious circles and marks her as a noted figure in Titusville’s Jewish community.

A. Leo Well Titusville Pittsburgh

Boys' Council Plans Benefit Dance At Junior High

Lorry High School pupils in the Boys' Student Council sponsor a benefit dance for the Athletic Association. The junior high party, chaired by Mr Ames, starts 8:00 PM Friday, April 27, and runs to 11:00 PM with good music and a large crowd expected.

Lorry High School Athletic Association Ames

Sam Irvine to Speak at Cory Woman's Club Gathering

Sam J. Trvine, general manager of Ue Aero Supply Corp, will address the Citizenship Department of the Cory Woman's Club at Mrs. J. S. Auatir's Maple Avenue home Friday at eight. The topic is Immigration. All members invited.

Sam J. Trvine Ue Aero Supply Corporation Cory Woman's Clb

Margiotti to Speak in Erie Monday Night

Republican gubernatorial candidate T. Margiotti of Pittsburgh will address a crowd in Erie on Monday night April 28. The venue is Vincennes High School, and the plan includes additional speakers whose names were not released yet. The event is expected to draw a full house.

REDS T. Margiotti Pittshiveh Allin H. Mashe Cimpaign Vincenhigh Sehop UW City Macbean Marglottl

Smallest Organ Built by Boston Builder Unveiled

Louis Weir, organist, constructed what is believed to be the smallest organ in the world. Measuring 14 inches wide and a small height, it can control all steps of a large console. It was played for the first time by Nim in a Boston theater.

Boston Louis Weir Nim

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STAR Grangers Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Journel Wrightsville Wood Hicks Orchestra Boys’ Council Sam Irvine Margiotti Erie Tara Frank C. Chapin & Sons North Center Street Fairlawn C &. Curtie Pillsbury Hershey Ealing F. E. Chase South Center Street Corry, Pa E.E. Guignon
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