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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1933

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Publisher Info

The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details including publisher Arthur Polegrove and the national advertising representatives Pred Kimball Inc. It notes mail and carrier rates, with annual and weekly costs, and mentions post office processing and restricted territory.

Corry Evening Journal South Street Corry Colegrove Arthur Polegrove National Advertising Representative Pred Kimball, Inc GTW 46Th St New York Tribune Chicago Chamber of Com Pittsburgh Tmawa

Butler Sees Optimism in World Affairs After England Stay

Dr Nicholas Murray Butler arrived in New York after weeks in England and issued an optimistic interview on international affairs. He urged that monetary stabilization will await the dollar’s new level, applauded President Roosevelt's handling, and predicted tariff reductions and boosts to agriculture, industry, and transport once stabilisation occurs. He warned that price readjustment mirrors past European changes and that politics and economics are inseparable in solving depressions.

Butler Nicholas Murray Butler New York England London Roosevelt United States Franes Italy Rooseveltas New York Times Major Brown

Twenty Years Ago Class of 1880 Reunion in Corry

Twenty years ago notes from the Journal reveal Corry High School alumni from the Class of 1880 gathered last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Babbitt. Mrs. Couch and Mrs. Waller retired with nine young ladies of Emmanuel church’s Gils Friendly Society.

Corry High School F. T. Babbitt C. M. Couch Milan Waller Gils’ Friendly Society Emmanuel Church Ransom McKelvey Spring Creek

Corry Notes On Local Projects People and Events

Contractor Fill pushes work on the Concord building addition. Meg G H Sharpley returns home after a New Jersey visit. Emmanuel church rector reports health improvement. Max Hoenes undergoes hand surgery at Corry hospital to relieve a crippled condition. Thomas boys baseball team defeats Methodist 14 to 2 at Recreation Park picnic. Hester Semple umpired. Mrs Dan Alexander hosts an evening banquet for Wednesday Afternoon club. Ten graduate nurses from Corry Hospital travel to Chautauqua. M Rolph served as teller at First National Bank of Corry.

Max Hoenes Fred Hoenes Corry “Hospital SL ‘Thomas Methodist Recreation Park Hester Semple

Street Lighting Arc Lamps Installed and Local Businesses Noted

The piece references the installation of 25 new arc lamps to improve street lighting. It also mentions R. D. Hubbard as a wholesale and retail dealer at the corner of Center and Washington streets and notes baseball games staged by the Raymonds and High Stars.

R. D. Hubbard Fmlly Groceries Center Washington Atteels Raymonds High Stara

Amusing Washington tale frames Vita Island mixups in civil service

United Press reports a series of farcical anecdotes about a new Interior Department aide and the Vita Islands memo shuffle. A clerk misfiled letters labeled Boulder Dam and Women’s Reforestation Camp while Mrs. Lucille F. McMillen reshaped her speech to stress government reach. Addison B. Southard declined Abyssinian posting for autos. The piece skewers bureaucratic overreach in a light tone.

United Press Washington Interior Department Vitel Islands Public Works Lke Lucille F. McMillen Democratic Civil Service Commission New Sual Tennessee McMillen Addison B. Southerd Alyssinia Tadis Ababa Southard Abyssina United States Department of State

Man Catches Half Salmon in Vancouver Scene

John Dariey reeled in half a salmon at Vancouver while a strong bite pulled sharply. He blamed a mysterious family monster nicknamed Sxopoxo, though siblings doubted the tale, suggesting a weaker catch and noting confusion over the event.

Vancouver B. C John Dariey

Deceased Made Odd Request in Petrified Forest

Holbrook Ariz report of the death of John W Juckaim a pharmacist whose last wish involved the Petrified Forest local details are scant but mention his peculiar demand surrounding his passing and final arrangements in the forest context.

Holbrook Ariz John W. Juckaim Gruggist Ynheb Petrified Forest

Menjou comments on mustaches and sex appeal in Hollywood

Hollywood gossip column notes Adolphe Menjou dismisses mustaches as a mere lip feature while claiming modern appeal shifts to the face. He cites fan mail from women, discusses grooming tools, and references his film plans with Carole Lombard in The Worst Woman in Paris.

Alanson Edwards United Press Hollywood Calif Adolphe Menjou Lip College Menjou Wichita Denver Atlantic City Adolphe Bub Menjou S. A Carole Lombard Jesse Lasky Paris Gil

Erie man hangs self in cellar

Harry English age 56 of 1024 Holland Street died by hanging in his home cellar at 10 50 PM Sunday. Coroner Dr W G Stroule reported the man had become despondent over unemployment and had previously attempted suicide two months earlier by leaping from the public docks. Officer Ray Funa, with the Hul Mi Dairy Company, aided investigators.

Baluly Harry English Holland Street Blmely W. G. Stroule English Siste Street Charles Brows Hul Mii Dairy Company Pulfolman Ray Funasr

Piccard duo prepared for high flight in seven foot gondola

Chicago July 17 Dr Jean Piccard and Lieut T G W Seattle Navy plan a stratospheric ascent this month in a seven foot gondola payload weighing 880 pounds with lab instruments a radio camera and oxygen tanks. The craft features a hermetically sealed space two men will endure hours of flight with heat control ballast and regenerative air system.

Jean Piccard United Press Chicago Seattle United States Navy Etter Dowmetsl Jean Auguste Piccard

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