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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1938
Page
5
A damaged OCR snippet mentions unclear phrases and stray punctuation without readable events or identifiable names. The text provides no coherent factual item, making it impossible to determine a specific notice, action, or consequence from the fragment.
The readable words suggest a disrupted report possibly about an automobile, run, and reward. No clear names, places, or dates can be identified.
Sue Walls and John W. McKenna, both of Salamanca, NL Y ., were married this morning at 7:00 at St. Patrick's church in Salamanca by Rev. M. E. Colligan. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. F. Benson. A wedding breakfast followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Elsen on Division Street. The couple are on a wedding trip to New York and will reside at the Walsh Hotel where Mrs. McKenna is proprietress. Mrs. McKenna was formerly Miss MacLellin of Corry and Mr. McKenna is an engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Paris fashion notes highlight indispensa ble bolero silhouettes as essential for early spring. Mary Knight catalogs tea length, hip length, and fitted boleros in silk, lace, and taffeta with bold buttons and embroidery, pairing with sheath dresses and hats. She cites Chanel Lanvin and other designers offering textured fabrics and contrasting colorways, emphasizing smart, youthfully styled ensembles for the season.
President Roosevelt presses antimonopoly plans amid split among officials and lawmakers. Morgenthau critiques merger bids while discussing controls to sever holdings over five years. A separate oil study weighs prospects of large crude discoveries and long term supply.
A vintage ad promotes Kellogg's All-Bran and Allegrant as natural laxatives. It claims bran cereal provides essential nutrients for digestion, absorbs moisture, and softens stool. It urges daily cereal consumption with plenty of water to ease elimination. The copy is phrased as advice from Kellogg at Battle Creek.
Barcelona on January 25 reported twenty people killed in a surprise marting air raid that lasted about two minutes, striking central areas and destroying apartments. Six nationalist planes swept over the city center, and bodies of six vessels were found among the wreckage. The raid damaged streets, public buildings, and various blocks.
Albert Curtis a 73 year old Garland resident died at his home last evening. He had been in poor health for years and had been bedfast, with an incident earlier cited as a shooting. He lived most of his life in Columbus and Garland, was a well known farmer, and leaves a widow, two sisters, two brothers, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services are planned in Garland Thursday at 2 PM, with interment in David Curtis Cemetery, Columbus, Pa.
Fashion experts predict a spring move toward streamlined clothing for couples. In the sample photo Helen Reese and John Crouse of Chicago wear transparent outer garments to showcase a new line of figure hugging underwear, illustrating the trend.
United Press reports market officials view the SEC rule banning short sales below the prior price as another restriction. The rule effective February 3 requires designation of the trade as a short sale and may curb speculative activity in select blue chips.
In dull markets January 25 stocks and bonds edged lower amid caution and steady commodities. News rules on short selling from the Securities and Exchange Commission and a Detroit plant shutdown at Chrysler affecting 4,000 workers weighed on sentiment, while some big names like General Motors and Packard showed little change.
Report from Punxsutawney notes two youths held after a theft and an automobile crash. Details are scarce due to partial OCR. The incident appears to involve Purl and occurred on July 2. Authorities say further investigation is underway.
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