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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1935

Page

3

Financial Sound Cities and Emergency Flight Kits

A digest covers municipal finance with low default rates and rising efficiency through cash basis operations and tax reforms, noting potential $1 billion annual saving. It also discusses aviation emergency gear, urging sirens, food supplies, and tools for crash rescues following Adirondack wrecks and rescues.

Ilinois New Jersey Ohio National Municipal League Adirondacks New York Times Nio

Baby Carriage Robbery Case In Marysville

Frank Smith admitted wheeling a slot machine worth 16.90 in a baby carriage to the scene and back home in Marysville Kansas. He received a 60 day jail sentence. In Portland, Oregon, Sylvia A. Rose celebrated her 106th birthday, the oldest person in Maine, having lived in Portland over seven decades though bedridden yet mentally alert.

Marysville Kan Ellily Frank Smith Portland Ore Sylvia A. Rose Maine

General Johnson writing boys books amid NRA furniture loan saga

United Press reports Gen Hugh 8 Johnson at Okmulgee Oklahoma writing a boys book while his former NRA furniture remains in his downtown office on loan. The government owns the items and the fund total rose to 1196.32 but red tape blocks sale or transfer as Johnson contemplates a return.

United Press Washington Hugh Johnson Hardy NRA West Point Cad General Johnson U. S Bradish Carroll, Jr Blue Eagle

Madame Schiaparelli to Open at 21 Place Vendome in 1935

Paris fashion notes announce Madame Schiaparelli will move to No 21 Place Vendome after January 1. The article cites a lineup of famed salons and philosophers visiting her shop and hints at a bold new color inspired by a forgotten flower for 1935.

Paris Place Vendomeaox Madame Laa Schiaparelli Joubert tHeritier de Brutelle Schiaparelli Place Vendome

Star Signals Forecast From January 10 1935

The column notes practical and serious vibrations with a firm foundation needed. Optimism may fade but practical achievements should emerge. favorable periods are near from tomorrow to Jan 26 and Sept 10 to Sept 133, with danger Nov 21 to 25. It mentions NRA chairman S. Clay Williams replacing Johnson and references furniture costs and the blue eagle.

S. Clay Williams NRA Board Johnson

Hollywood Film Shop Stars Demand Character Leads

A Hollywood survey shows few straight romantic leads remain among top stars. Joel McCrea and Gary Cooper are cited as leading men who excel in character roles, while experts warn actors must expand beyond traditional romantic parts to endure in film.

Hollywood Joel McCrey Tuset von Sternberg Joel Marlene Dietrich Gary Cooner Beneal Lancer Paramount Tone Richard Cromwell Sir Guy Standing Kathleen Burke Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Laughton Wallace Beery

Missionary Society Gathering At Local Home

Members of the Methodist Episcopal Church Missionary Societies met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hasbrouck on Liberty Street. Mrs. Ne Blackman led the devotionals. The society received a $20 voucher for the Christmas box sent to Sheffield Home. The Japan lesson study was engaging, followed by a social hour with cakes and tea.

Methodist Episcopal Church Missionary Societies Earl ‘Hasbrouck Liberty Street Ne! Blackman Sheffield

Lutherans Lead Sunday School Contest Amid Week Results

The Lutheran Church Sunday school leads with strong totals as the week’s results show Presbyterians slipping to third. United Brethren and Methodists also post solid scores while Dot and Dash and several Lutheran, Presbyterian, and United Brethren classes post high attendance and perfect percentages early in the year.

Lutheran Church YM. C. A Inet Presbyterians United Brethren Church Presbyterian Church Methodist Church Effie May Thomas Mazel Knowlton M Mary Jourdett Lilah Ferry H. H. Keppel The Charles Patterson John Fren John Freno Jean MacTnnes Dorothy Kittehereer Hazel Knowlton Mary Journott

Britton Run Farmer Elmer J. Shonts Dies

Spartansburg reporter obituary notes Elmer J. Shonts born March 28 1862 died January 1 1935 after several weeks heart trouble. Resided Kinney farm Britton Run survived by widow and four sons Nelam J. Shonts Bradford William Shonts Detroit Friend Shonts at home Robert Shonts near Britton Run. Funeral at Mennonite Church Britton Run Rev Kietzley officiant burial Britton Run cemetery.

Spartansburg Elmer J. Shonts Shonts Kinney Britton Run Nelam J. Shonts Bradford William Shonts Detroit Mich Friend Shonts Robert Shonts Mennonite Crunch Kietzley Britto Run

State Industry Will File Data On 34 Results

Harrisburg January 10 Twenty Thousand industrial plants in Pennsylvania will file reports with the Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs during the next several weeks on conditions under the NRA during the first full year of operation. Secretary Philly H. Deweysal announced forms are sent in January and returned data are tabulated to provide annual year reports. The method builds a state inventory to study expansion or retrenchment across industries. 1933 totals published late last year include several months of data.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs NRA Commonwealth

Erie Doctor Joins Poor Directors Board In Honorary Role

Dr Gannon of Erie was named to the County Board of Poor Directors by Tadges Rossiter and Hirt to succeed Dr Schindwein. The appointment is honorary with a three year term. Colleagues include Adrian Colins and T Woods Sterrett.

Jan Norbert D. Gannon W. Sth Street Erie Erie County Tadges 1 P. Rossiter William B. Hirt G. William Schiindwein Gannon Adrian Colins T. Woods Sterrett Dr. Schindwein

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