Town Notes and Rumors in Corry Community
Local chatter covers weddings and a former Corry teacher's Sunday ceremony, upcoming changes at relief offices, a First Ward courtroom taunt, hunting plans, romance woes, baseball prospects in Hot Springs, police fatigue humor, marriage news, and city politics including a potential Dutton congressional bid and local newspaper gossip on residents, schools, and city projects.
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Corry
Christman
Gordon
First Ward
Walter Swantek
Butler Club
Cleveland Indians
Hot Springs
Artene Hoover
Red haired women color advice and city farming trend
A Dev fashion expert divides red-haired women into three types with color guidance for each group. Emphasizes somber tones to let hair color shine and notes lipstick and powder tips. Then shifts to urban farming trends as city and country life blend, with real estate interest in small farmlets and suburban parcels.
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Paris
Dev
Hollywood Film Shop Sees Comedies Lead 1936 Trends
Transcribed from The Journal Files dated December 20 1915 notes Hollywood buyers aim for comedies with semi serious acting and pop music. Highlights Claudette Colbert Fred MacMurray in The Bride Comes Home plus Dietrich Lombard Rogers Davis in future roles. Mentions Bing Crosby Gladys Swarthout and future film plans while reporting strong local business and community notices.
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Hollywood
Jeff Lazarus
Paramount
Popi| Ie
Lazarus
Claudete Colbert
Fred MacMurray
Miss Colbert
Claudette Colbert
Carole Lombare
Ginger Rogers
Bette Davis
Gary Cooper
Bing Crosby
Stimo
Bing
Paris
Gladys Swarthout
Bonus payment clash and suburban farming shift
The American Legion urges immediate veterans bonus payment, while Secretary Morathau signals continued opposition. The National Economy League proposes a cashout method using adjusted service credit and interest, arguing present value. Suburban farmers rise as city dwellers move to nearby acres, reversing city growth trends in parts of the Midwest and beyond.
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New York Times
American Légion
Wir
Roosevelt
Morwenthau
Congress
Patna
National Economy League
Te National Economy League
Con- Stéss
Hvonomy League
Mnay Jacke
Star Signals December 23 Horoscope Notes
Minst signals Aries influence with cautious mood for all. Morning stingy, afternoon fair, evening very goal oriented. Birthdate changes likely in the coming year. Guard hearth and stomach from cold. January, 1996 promises profits from new arrangements. Romantic attachments may arise. danger period June 2 through goth in a Seotally favorable January.
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Aries Toile
Tivening
Driver Freed Of Blame In Coast ing Accident
Haroxl Giltinga of Jamestown driver of a Quality Cash company truck was absolved from negligence after a coast ing accident that killed two youths, Robert Johnson and Hebner Hulth, ages 13, when a bob sled struck the truck. The crash occurred Thursday evening in Darmestown as crowds gathered for a local event. The notice also lists film showings at the venue, including DeMille productions and Walter Wanger’s Praise of the Lonesome Pine.
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Haroxl Giltinga
Eleventh Street
Jamestown
Quality Cash Company
Darmestown
Robert Johnson
Smd Hebner Hulth
John Boles
Saul
Jan Glepura
Cedi B. DeMille
Buftalo Bill
Walter Wanger
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State Department of the Justice
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Washington
Femiskaming
Quebec
First Avenue A.C
Pete
Russell
Will Rose
Cambridge Springs
Republics
Et Ward
Railway Express
Gulf Refining
Colies
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Caschosiovay
OY Manny
Buntay
Hollywood Film Shop
Patrons of Husbandry
F. A. Smilth
M. Steadmad
B. L. Simmons
Thad Perkins
War Keppel
Ward Keppel
Corry City
Earl Pedigo
Bucknell College
Lewisburg
Is City
Lee B. Wood
Amherst
Joseph Burkhams
Kane
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Bernstein Bros
B.V.D
Carters
Rebe Esses
Mackinaws
Mallory
Griffon
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