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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1935
Page
4
Curry Pa daily details a council decision to abandon a 90 000 storm sewer plan fearing a two million cost rise in 1938 assessments. A 14.5 mill tax rate is set, with assessments unchanged. Officials warn referendum would unlikely pass and urge expert advice before any future sewer expenditure. Taxpayers are assured bills won’t rise next year.
Funds raised in Corry through Health Seals sales fund in county reports that money stays local for clinics and health services. The small shields symbolize big benefits as annual totals finance health work and safeguard community well being.
The October report from the State Department of Labor and Industry shows rising employment and payrolls versus September. Average weekly earnings increased from 21.92 to 22.89, with gains in manufacturing payrolls and longer hours driving most payroll growth. Compared with October 1934, payrolls were up 12.8 percent and employment 0.7 percent, with notable rises in anthracite mining and retail trade and mixed results in coal mining sectors.
Three members of the Corry School District board, David A. Hillstrom, John E. Love and Milon J. Brown, retired after twelve and six year terms. They relinquished duties to successors elected in November as new six year terms begin for J. R. Dearing Henton and C. Shoop.
Corry citizens are urged to back the current Christmas Health Sale Appeal opened on Thanksgiving and running through Christmas. The campaign supports tuberculosis associations across the state and emphasizes relentless work to sustain progress against the disease, noting it causes more deaths than automobile accidents in Pennsylvania.
Paris December fashion notes discuss thin winter hats that barely cover the head and vex hairdressers. Designers test mesh veils and Antoine offers a Grecian curl coiffure with short hair brushed flat, ringlets formed, and rolled toward the back to keep style in windy weather.
December 3 1915 items note education board meeting with C R Rogers taking duties as new head and Amidon retiring. N I T Club to hold fourth annual Christmas party with over 830 invitations. Bishop Fitzmaurice appoints Rev Father Brock as rector of St Elizabeths Erie parish. Fr Kranz leaves for Philadelphia to join Navy chaplain corps. Ruth Johnson visits Union City. Mr and Mrs Chidester return from St Paul. James Morley resumes work after accident. Funeral in Erie for Barney West attended by G L Alexander Arthur L Young and William Hazel. Edith Brigham visits Warren.
The passage outlines zodiac segments for March 21 through April 19 born individuals with daily mood guidance. It notes a favorable stretch from December 26, 1985 to January 15, 1986 and warns of potential trouble and disappointment around February 14. It mentions health and social notes tied to early 1888 dates.
Hollywood film story profiles Jan Kiepura star tenor in Give Us This Night. He explains spontaneity on screen requires rehearsal and controlled performance while maintaining natural aura. His voice and range are noted as exceptional by sound engineers.
Van Vlack, accused of murdering his former wife Mildred Hook and Montaille Coobo, pleaded insanity as his defense. In Twin Falls Idaho a state traffic officer reported Van Vlack expressed hope of avoiding the death penalty, claiming he remembers why.
A long review discusses Bernard Taaffe's Outposts of Science and compares it with Paul de K. and Havelock Ellis works. It praises Taaffe's solid foundation and accessible bios of Millikan, Compton, Morgan, and others, while noting some lacking dramatic flair. It also covers Hutchinson's Cyrus Hall McCormick biography, praising detail, letters, and footnotes, and highlights Emily Dickinson and Belomor as notable literary picks alongside a fresh edition of Steamboat Relent.
Governor Warle announces likely January special session to pursue Constitutional Revision to permit a graduated income tax aimed at cutting real estate taxes. He cites Supreme Court ruling blocking a $20,000,000 annual tax relief and argues revision is needed to fund school tax relief statewide.
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