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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1935
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions checks disburse profits and a large sum of money tied to a Pennsylvania group. It references a board or directors and a legislative angle, with vague mentions of aging or retirement themes and a substantial 50 000 dollar figure.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local item about a day in New York related to Spencer or Spenenneth. The readable bits mention a city event or schedule with incomplete names and details, suggesting a brief local blurb rather than a full feature.
Corry High School selects its 1935 debating teams under Miss Rowland. Affirmative members Ray Reed Norma Bennett Brice Dearing and Norma Grice. Negatives Lee Shoemaker Ruth Mould Raymond Sears Edith Lyman. Student manager Orville Street. Trials planned with Oil City and other nearby towns in the Pennsylvanian league.
Chicago report on double taxation explains how revenue is collected by two agencies on the same source. James W. Martin cites constitutional limits and interjurisdictional conflicts, noting interstate shipments and varying statutory interpretations as key issues in taxing the same property or activity.
MWARREN Jan 21 A fierce fire swept the Landmark at Barnes Barns Snt. destroying the groceries and upper floor. The post office records were moved to Sheikckd post office after the unit burned, with two government records lost. Firemen from Bhoffield arrived quickly but the roof collapsed. Manager Frank Byrnes oversaw the store as the blaze damaged stock and caused extensive insurance coverage doubts.
NOTICE Grange National Bank Spartansburg Pa closes its affairs and asks note holders to present notes for payment. Administrators notice for Henry L. Raymond estate in Corry Erie County Pa names Melvin J Parekhorn as administrator and Blaine Kinch as attorney. Executors notice for Anne B Whiteley estate names Chloe Whiteley, Roman Spencer and Hincaid as attorneys. Executrix notices reference letters testamentary and requests payment of debts and claims by those estates.
A Corry High School issue laments last minute cramming and urges study across the semester. It notes subscribers and ad revenue as essential to publishing the yearbook, thanks supporters, and praises the staff led by Diane Maxwell and Elaine Poster.
LA BAVARDACE Jr remarks on the school desks, a playful jab at a few teachers, and a flurry of gossip about students. The column mentions Halite Colegrove and Miss O'Hare at an inaugural event, jokes about Jack Bell, Ruthie the new diver cadet, and various from the student body.
A disjointed, humorously frustrated note from a Coty Senior mocks exams and tests. It references Colstock High, Titusville newcomers, and characters such as Raymond Edson, with quirky lines about thinking, eating from a churn, and visions of intellect.
A fragmentary book notices page reviews adventures on a mutinous ship and a long island stay. It mentions Piteairn's island, a mixed voyage crew, deaths and insanity among the white settlers, and diverse readings from Booth Tarkington and Tarkitian era tales. It notes Little Orphan style works and tangential literary references, with scant coherent plot.
Corry High varsity beat Youngsville 44 to 16 on Tuesday night despite two top players absent. Reserve squad also defeated Youngsville seconds 20 to 5. Paulson led Corry with 17 points, Baresi added 12 as Corry opened with an 18-4 halftime lead. Youngsville scored 12 in the second half while Corry added 28. Lineups: Corry Paylor RAF Sweetland Curtis RG Chrispeil Hurlbut wether Sheddy Paulson Freeborough Baresi Henning. Substitutes: Corry Hammond Sullivan Jewell Youngsville Barton Armstrong. Referee Beoke of Erie.
Roy Heen skipped a day of school while Harviette Colezrove visited Harrisburg and Dorvifiy Meylon returned after illness. Elizabeth Dahl recovered, Ruth Bush planned a Titusville visit, and seniors flaunted new glass rings. Gitmy Smith hosted a girls evening with bridge, Room 18 resettled, desk changes praised, and many tellers moved to Youngsville after a netball game. A pep meeting energized Friday and Miss Rowland’s class prepared for exams.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Gerry Semler and various places including Spring Creek Columbus Warren and Milanville. No clear event, date, or outcome is established in readable portions.
Corry residents plan to attend a concert presented by St. Ole Lutheran at Strong Vincent High School Exe Wednesday January 21 at 8 oclock. For tickets or information call Rev. KL Wagner pastor of St. Pauls Lutheran Church. F Mettus Christensen directs the capella chair.
Forty five couples joined a girls' student council hosted dance in Cory High School gym for the Cory High School Athletic Association. The event ran from 8:30 to 11:30 with Night Hawks Orchestra providing music. Chaperones included Doris Doolittle, Ruth Irene, Elizabeth Smith, Staley Anger, William Myersaux, and Wilford Vomeroy.
Traffic fatalities in Salt Lake City totaled 42 in 1934 according to police records, up from 1983. The report cites rising danger on city roads and calls for renewed safety measures and enforcement.
A Townville resident reports a year long fever sore in the patient’s leg healed in under six weeks by San Cura Ointment. The ad claims success for Rexoma boils tel tov piles burns sinburn scat suls and bruises with antiseptic San Cura Ointment priced 85 cents and 1.25 for larger sizes at Aldrag stores.
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