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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1935
Page
4
A Michigan law requiring college instructors to take an oath of allegiance to the federal Constitution prompts debate. The piece argues the oath may raise interest in civic duties, noting the Constitution’s broad liberal principles and the need for informed citizenry.
Dr. Ben W. Lewis of Gherlin College argues for public utility regulation or possible public ownership as an alternative, criticizing unclear consumer protections and the twenty year regulation system. He emphasizes municipal ownership as a tool for rate relief rather than a fixed preference.
The piece argues the Townsend Plan defeat shows legislative sanity and a reduced public backing for the petition drive. It claims many signers acted without real commitment, awarding legitimacy only to a broad but wavering opposition to the plan.
Hollywood industry notes describe song poem creation for films, detailing how writers, lyricists, and musical directors collaborate from script to finished song. The piece cites Alfie Wrubel and Matt ism, explains meter and phrasing, and notes the typical three to five week timeline with teams like Weabel and best known for their work on Warner Brothers productions.
A probate case in New Philadelphia reveals that a reclusive woman named Sarya J. Figertett left an estate valued around SHL900. Questions remain about whether the estate was taken before probate. The will indicates funds were to benefit20 belive, though details are unclear.
In a sour mood legislators grow distrustful of rapid solutions. They see many plans as tinkering with systems, while the underlying issues persist. The sense is that almost anyone can propose a solution, but practical implementation remains elusive.
A 1918 news brief recalls cattle suffering from fat and mouse disease on Ernest Fileli’s farm near the city line. The campaign for the new Boat of Commerce and Industry ends with a late afternoon vote. An urgent appeal reaches city officials from New Castle about amendments to the Clark bill governing the city. J Cowell, Wayne township resident, suffers injuries after a fall on the highway near the Fist Hatelwey. News reaches of a wedding between Clarence Mixer and Hazel Kightlinger and of marriage ceremonies at St Thomas church. Local figures warn that new federal binding provisions were destroyed by arson in York, while a city court case, a birth and various community notes fill the column.
Paris styles Sunday afternoon fashion blends tailored daywear with gown silhouettes. Printed linens Latins and taffetas return alongside navy and black favorites. Maggy Raut satin prints feature feminine afternoon dresses. Moor length bias-cut jumps worn with crisp white pique and large taffeta bows.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions dates 1935 1885 1930 and 1935 births and events. It references twins in school and teaching at Gon unite High School with unclear context and garbled phrases. The piece reads as a miscued clerical note or column skeleton with no clear narrative.
Secretary of Health Dr Edith MacBride Dexter urges proper posture as vital for health and vitality. She notes cadet carriage at West Point symbolizes disciplined alignment. slouching links to circulatory issues, headaches, fatigue, and reduced resistance to infections. She stresses training every age to straighten head, chest, and stomach, and cites risks from habitual slouching.
Fragmented text mentions an insurance agency and possible service costs. The readable parts reference token phrases about Johns, keys, and a desire to proceed with a job. No clear event, person, or place identified.
The text warns that habitual poor posture harms both children and adults depending on individual makeup. It emphasizes that appearance and bodily function reflect posture and that maintaining correct posture is a health secret not to be ignored.
In a sweeping attack, Ickes blasts a proposed pension utopia, condemning it as impossible and dangerous. He criticizes plans for elderly grants and cites Dr. Townsend as an impractical visionary proposing aged payments of 2002 dollars monthly.
A large gathering of neighbors relatives and friends attended the funeral service for Mrs Elizabeth Langston wife of Arthur W Langston held Saturday at 2 pm at the Lanston home 897 J A Langston 157 Park Street Rev B L Wagner of St Pauls Lutheran church officiated with Mrs B Hawkins singing A burial followed at Lutheran cemetery Bearers included A J Gritwold Walter Arnon S B Elston W H Howard J C Howard and A M Howard The out of town mourners listed include Mrs O H Haskell Scranton J A Davis Everett and Virginia Davis Edinboro Mrs Bardette Bariton Jamestown Fred Sheaver Warren Fred Miller Ed Miller and daughter Helen Clarion Mrs Jean Lawrence Harriet Skirhouse and Charles Lovell Brie among others
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