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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1934
Page
3
Local notice lists advertising rate details for subscriptions and mail by mail or carrier. Mentions Arthur Colegrove and Fred Kimball with several city addresses, and multiple building names. outlines pricing and delivery terms for Corry Pa and restricted areas.
Joseph Kennedy, chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, tells the National Press Club the act seeks to bring life into the securities business by making finance more responsible. He promises no vindictiveness, no grudges, and a modern honesty where sellers share responsibility for the quality of what they sell. He notes swindling may persist but progress will save investors and redirect funds to legitimate enterprise.
United Press staff correspondent notes a shift in Hollywood to aid fading stars. Charles Ray Virginia Pearson Jack Mulhall William Farnham Helene Chadwick and George Walsh receive studio work after years of obscurity. Owen Johnson wears shorts on the golf course at Pittsfield Country Club becoming a local curiosity.
United Press reports casual visitors access the White House portico as executive offices move from the west wing to the mansion. NRA press room receives hundreds of press releases, and Republicans monitor NRA activity as 6800 releases have been issued in a little over a year. A Treasury tale recounts a Coast Guard chase, while Yellowstone banquet testers tout pies and snacks, and weather jokes accompany map jacks and cookies.
W G Leese retires after forty years in Starke County schools from active service. He served in the local schoolroom and capacities and remains amazed at classroom work.
Paris society figures showcase a range of outfits with bold sashes as a key summer detail. High society styles feature black and pink prints, gray tones, navy and white, and tomato red accents. The fashion note emphasizes sashes as essential, versatile accessories for day and evening wear.
Attempts were made to enter homes in the Third Ward of the city last evening by two would be intruders who were frightened away. Workers from Corry Water Supply and Pennsylvania Gas were active on South Center Street lowering service lines. Two men were found injured on North Street, one giving the name Messenger, the other Murphy. A large crowd attended the grounds yesterday as a record-setting horse meet drew praise from Secretary Morgaridge. Umpire George C. Hope from Jamestown was secured for tomorrow’s City League games. Several locals traveled to Oil City for a dancing party, and police were called to the Weaver home after an intruder was found in the pantry. Frank and Kinley plan a few days fishing at Columns.
Today brings a favorable window until mid afternoon with later discord in love and society. A warning to avoid snap judgments and overindulgence. caution about expenditures from November 8 to 17. An accident on September 11 warns against overwork and fire. entertainment or dates suggested for August 24. In Oregon, Lester Whitman, 18, faced a speeding incident on the Pacific highway and a deputy fined him 25 for poor judgment after racing.
At St. John's Lutheran parsonage in Erie, HRM Arigniak of Corry wed Archie Lewis Jr. of 620 West 18th Street with Dr. Gustave A. Benze officiating. Mrs. Clara Lewis and Howard Markham served as attendants. The couple will reside at 620 W 18th Street.
In a midix wreck east of Erse, Mrs Esther Higes aged 41 died from burns. Her husband Henry Biggs aged 43 escaped with a fractured leg after attempting to dodge a dog in the road. Their car struck a tree, caught fire, and Mrs Biggs perished while helping.
An explosion at 4 AM heavily damaged the Broad Street Market house owned by Mrs. Rose Cancilla of St Marys, with fire wrecking the two story frame building. The Ridgway Steam Laundry adjacent brick structure and apartments suffered smoke and shattered windows. Loss is about 2500 dollars, mostly insured. Fire Chief Ben Thompson could not determine the origin. The blast rattled nearby blocks and prompted residents to rush outside as the market premises were unoccupied at the time. Mr and Mrs A L Tomatore, operators of the fruit market, were away over the weekend. second floor units were empty and only a small amount of produce remained.
Silas Scott of Smethport was stabbed four times at 2:15 a.m. Saturday at the Moulin Rouge on the Sawyer city road and remained in fair condition at Bradford Hospital. State Trooper Zerbe seeks the assailant. county detective J. Allison may assist. Several Bradford men were cut in the scuffle but only received first aid. Harold Long, a tavern owner, rushed Scott to the hospital.
New York July 31 The federal court denied the bid to amend a reorganizaton petition by creditors of Associated Gas and Menti Co The judge granted a ten day delay for intervening petitioners and allowed withdrawals by several petitioners while preserving rights of others to enter the proceeding An origin petition and an order for amendment were heard by Judge Julian W Mack with creditors attorneys present
Julius Luten grew a strip of asparagus more than eleven feet long in a Madison garden, setting a local record for the length of a single spear plot.
An ingenuous conspirator used pecan Tillis to mask fire while producing unlawful spirits, yet the distillate retained a strong odor. The illicit producer was treated after the incident.
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