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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
3
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The article discusses the solstice marking winter’s midpoint and the festive sense of spring ahead. It then reports on two White Sulphur Springs recovery programs aligning with government aims, noting criticism of relief approaches and support for local control and rewarded work.
A Missouri reader argues schools fail to foster critical thinking about printed matter. The piece praises weighing statements for truth and asks students to read actively to guard against errors. It notes that educated people evaluate books, magazines, and newspapers.
Returned lawmakers comment on the cap itol refurnishing begun after June adjournment. Elevators replacements cause relief and delays, painting and redecorating raise bills, and a surge of lame duck offices creates workspace strains. Nye committee members receive Dupont gift book criticizing government arms ownership.
Paris notes jeweled black velvet gloves with three rows of briliants and dust jewels on mumps boots, plus emeralds rubies saphires and amethysts. It recalls Worth and a new boot version for robe de style. A separate editorial condemns a mob burning the Temple of Justice and shaming Shelby County.
Recap of local events as engineers plan a survey of the Spring Creek to Spartansburg route. K P Furniture plant suffers extensive water damage from burst sprinkling pipes. Death of John Dwyer from automobile injuries. L H Abbott delayed by snow while traveling in a Cadillac from Detroit. Funeral for Carl Landgren held at East Pleasant Street. Mrs Barney Sturdevant dies on Hare Creek Farm. Walter Scott returns to Erie after Christmas visit. Henry Keppel and son visit Erie. Post Office Christmas rush records high parcel traffic with 487 tie sacks shipped and 404 received over five days.
Hollywood comedian George Burns recounts Europe travels with Gracie Allen. He jokes about Russia hotel prices and cigar costs while praising English audiences. They return with an adopted baby girl and discuss naming. Misa Helen Easterwood of Meadville is hospitalized after a fall injuries to her back.
The forecast warns a somewhat adverse morning with possible missteps and self centered behavior. The afternoon eases with slight odds in favor for hystesa theater while evening caution advises solitude and avoiding misunderstandings. Birthdate notes methodical anatomy study.
Union City relief officials say more than 125 men will be employed on city projects by early next week. Foremen Charles Goss and Dick Fleming lead two gangs for a new disposal plant and storm sewer connections while existing crews work on water works dams and tree trimming. A new school building project is ready to start once sufficient men register for the work.
The Rt. Rev. Stanislaus Ginica O B 8, newly elevated to one rank of abbot, is the last Slovak to attain abbacy and the sole abbot in Ohio. He is 40 years old.
Mrs. Lizzie Schermerhorn formerly lived on East Irving Street Corry died at 324 West 22nd Street Erie. The body returns to Corry Sunday for funeral services Monday at 2 oclock at Alexander and Company Funeral Chapel with Rev. H R Harris officiating. Burial in Clymer family lot. Viewing after 2 oclock Sunday at Alexander and Company. Also Mrs B T Carr of St Marys found dead in bed at her Center Street home from a heart attack Thursday morning.
Don’t let a cold start. Creomulsion combines powerful medicine to ease coughing and congestion. Pleasant to take and non narcotic. Your druggist will refund your money on the spot if your cough or cold is not relieved.
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