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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
8
Dorothy Sebastian and William Boyd, both film stars, faced divorce court in Los Angeles as Sebastian gained a decree from the actor. The case drew sensational interest from movie fans and the press, highlighting a tumultuous romance and its public collapse.
The Venango County tax case closed after testimony detailing claims by Hall and others over the Crawford probate. Witnesses included former county officials and lawyers, with disputed fees and bonds linked to the probate contest.
On June 2, officers raided multiple local venues linked to alleged state equor contract violations. Three more individuals were cited, including Lovay, as investigators name Saumigaia American Legion post 416, Russlay club, Young Star carriages, and Star Athlet at various addresses. A total of 41 defendants face allied Taubeart violations.
Oridley California reports dogs remain the public’s favorite pets in a local school contest. About 100 canines entered the event with other entries including prongs rats gar fish cats doves guinea pigs frogs toads and horses in a varied showcase.
Miss Macle Johnson won the American Legion essay contest at the Senior High School, with Marguerita Zarbo to be awarded at St Edward's. Johnson argues crime stems from youth and society, calling for higher citizenship standards and tighter laws, citing crime rates and a need for temperance in the American era.
Sobel was re-elected head of the Erie County Bar Association for a sixth consecutive year. Isador Sa Mondayr was re-elected president, with Elmer Q. Louse serving as treasurer again before declining to run. Officers retained included Robert J. Firman as vice-president and Owen M. Bir as secretary. Gerald McNellis was elected treasurer on Louse’s recommendation. Five were chosen for the executive committee: Russell M. Creutt, Mr. Loose, Francis McClintock, David Gifford, and Alban Curtze. Jim B. Brooks declined a committee spot in favor of Curtze.
The community gathers for a Baccalaureate service at the high school hall next Sunday evening. Pastor Ray Farris will lead the United Brethren service with hymns, scripture, and a sermon by Rev. Hairs. The program includes a double quartet, congregational singing, and a closing prayer.
Fred Srower 76 of Pertigs Iowa died Friday afternoon around 4 p.m. after suffering a heart attack while driving near his home. The longtime oil field driller was found slumped over the steering wheel by William Zerbe and pronounced dead at the scene.
Hall McCormick, former president and chairman of the International Harvester Company, is seriously ill at his home in Lake Forest.
An event described as chain praying was inaugurated in Moline Maine by Bloniy Evangel a. Followers participate every 24 hours to pray, maintaining a continuous prayer chain. The text is fragmented and unclear in places but indicates a religious observance setup with repeated daily prayer cycles.
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