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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1935
Page
7
Readable fragments describe a farm exhibit day set for January 25. 4 H judging and district contests are mentioned with emphasis on fat lambs and champions. Local entries and home preparations are noted along with names and locations, reflecting a community event summary.
Notables from Japan Italy and Canada join Lincoln descendants to honor the Civil War president on February 12 amid ceremonies in Springfield Illinois The program includes ambassadors Hiroshi Saito and Augusto Rosso and Rev John Henry Cody of the University of Toronto They will visit the Lincoln tomb at Oak Ridge Cemetery prior to the anniversary events with the Abraham Lincoln Association and other observances across Central Illinois including New Euler and Lincoln city ceremonies
Fourteen year old Imogene Schultz at St. Vincent's hospital shows steady improvement after December 15 gunshot injury. Doctors report paralysis fading and the girl aware of her mother Ruth Schultz's death and suicide at 2012 Plum Street.
A 249 ton vessel named Jerio foundered Tuesday off Latlabjare cliffs on Iceland’s west coast during a violent gale. Lifebuoys, clothing, and wreckage washed ashore the next day. ten crew members, including the master, were married.
SPARTANSBURG Jan 25 The Tuesday Evening Club members visited the home of Mrs. George Davis for a pleasant afternoon of hobby work. Various club activities, teas, and a social time followed. The town reports three day measles cases and a 12 degree below zero cold snap. Local births, practice teaching trips, and a series of club meetings are noted along with basketball prep, Grange events, and a public dance sponsored by the Spartansburg Firemen. Regular residents and guests attend meetings, visits, and civic events amid winter weather and school activities.
Heads Pen Probe, led by Frazier Reams, is examining numerous pardons granted by retiring Olio governor exor George White. Appointed by Gov. Martin L. Davey, Reams focuses on pardons for Tommy Gerak and Mike Di Torro, Cleveland killers. White freed 886 convicts in two years.
George H. Soule, editor of the New Republic, told a Cleveland audience that the New Deal is a temporary stopgap within capitalism. He warned the coming American evolution may unfold slowly or violently, citing oppression, reformers, and the 1929 collapse as signs, and labeled the New Deal a reshuffle of old policies aimed at delaying a deeper shift.
The article defines climate as the sum of atmospheric conditions in a locality affecting health and comfort, noting temperature, rainfall, and prevailing winds. It also explains weather as the general atmospheric state at a given time, focusing on temperature moisture winds clouds and rain.
Parks Director Edward J. Allen moves toward an independent power base in Boise government. He may discharge City Solicitor Edward M. Murphy, with a resolution prepared and possible early council action. Rumors say Allen warned Murphy his position was in jeopardy, but he would say nothing on the matter. Idaho landmark razed in Boise as a summer cyclone wrecks the Moorish natatorium, a building of uncertain age.
The City of Corry invites bids for sale of all material and junk at the city dump. Bids must be submitted to City Clerk R. A. OTD by February 4, 1995 at 2 PM.
Meadville barracks of the state highway patrol arrested two out of town drivers after a county road incident near Curry Hill and Conneault Lake. J Glenn Spencer of Westford and Jobs Russell Campbell of Detroit, both intoxicated, were lodged in the county jail awaiting arraignment on drunken driving charges. A separate note from Dundalk, Ontario reports a seven foot tall pork pig weighing about 100 pounds drawing interest as a transport novelty.
Master Lynn Shreve will hold testimony in Neva Fuller v William R Fuller in Erie at 701 State Street on Monday February 14, 1845 at 10 00 A M The master will examine witnesses and report to the court William R Fuller is summoned to attend and be examined at the stated time and place
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