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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1935
Page
3
Local cage team from Altformck presses toward a crucial matchup at Inlet, aiming to rebound after a rough stretch. Key players include a veteran guard and a rising forward, with coach urging disciplined defense and fastbreak scoring to seize a conference win.
Corry Evening Journal prints a column assembling a wartime style discussion on relief, government vs private aid, and the moral cost of unemployment. It cites a Nebraska legislature experiment and Cedar Rapids analysis on the effect of leaders over rigid forms of government. It weighs social security, private insurance, and government roles in pensions, arguing strong leaders matter more than structures in governing outcomes.
Reading through the Journal files dated February 4, 1915, notes report the W A Dodd grist mill sale to Mr Thames of Grand Valley, a theft at a Knights of Pythias hall dance, and two suspects detained. Walter Merrick of Acme Milling Co elected president of a regional feed dealers association in Buffalo, James A Neal crowned Bills of Buffalo bowling champion, and local Maccabees artists defeated professionals at Stanford Hose game. A blaze damaged Arnold millinery furnishings while thawing pipes, Mrs Elisabeth Usher improves after illness, Hoy Scout Troop No 1 members prepare for a first city examination, and a Piccadilly assault case yields a $30 fine at Alderman Shielia's hearing.
County Treasurer Janveiter A. Maylor announced Saturday that ERW and other appraisers will begin preparing their 1935 accounts. Each establishment will be assessed based on the gross amount of business done last year and the new tax becomes payable on May 1. Dozens of Erie city and Solnty establishments have failed to settle their 1984 taxes, with delinquent accounts accruing and collections underway after September 1.
United Press reports comical misadventures of Lee A. Strong and Rex Martin. Strong, testifying on entomology funds, forgot a deadly black spider in his pocket for twelve hours at the Capitol. Martin, in Paris for a trade exposition, watched a lifeboat drill fail and sailed back to Italy with heavy luggage still aboard.
Paris requests from California on how a Circulating Library Librarian should dress. Experts advise several black dresses of simple design for multiple looks, plus detachable sleeves and varied collars, belts, and cuffs. A black satin skirt with interchangeable blouses would keep a versatile, long lasting wardrobe.
A lengthy, patchy critique surveys numerous novels and authors from Ed ward Abbey to Vincent Sheean and Johan Fabrichis. It discusses themes of art, exile, Jewish identity, and travel, with mixed praise and sharp, at times ironic, commentary on character and plot.
February 5 horoscope notes mixed forecast with evening appeal and good financial prospects. Birthdate guidance highlights interest in production topics and strong energy. Weeks April 4 through 10 and June 27 through July 3, 1986 marked as energetically social periods.
The readable fragment mentions Huriness Dut It locke ke Martin and a spring delay or bid issue, but lacks concrete facts or names to confirm a news item.
Hollywood February 4. A survey at two major studios finds eight of ten leading directors are seasoned screen veterans with only two recent entrants. Names include Henry Hathaway Josef von Sternberg Wesley Ruggles Leo McCarey Eddie Sutherland Alfred Werker Ray, Frank Tuttle James Flood Marion Gering Joan Negulesco.
In a Saturday dispute the county salary board refused to set a salary for Mrs Dove Andrews, new employee in the office of James N Wilson. The board contends two workers would be paid for the same duties. Mrs Parker would still receive 37.50 per month while confined at home. Wilson may be asked to depart 75 from Parker’s pay to resolve the issue.
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