Night Hunt Festival Draws Hillburg and Hog Ang Team
A night event featured Hillburg and Hog Ang teams as main participants. Police or security presence noted. The event included field activities and a post-event distribution of notices.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1934
Page
3
A night event featured Hillburg and Hog Ang teams as main participants. Police or security presence noted. The event included field activities and a post-event distribution of notices.
Twenty years ago, Aug 1, 1914, D Nast planned to relocate from South Center to North Center at the Livermore building, promising a finely equipped clothing store. A new furnace at Sorry Ice Co ends a nuisance, with other plants considering similar upgrades. Rev D L Martin learns of a pastorate in York Pa as Stanfond Hose Co. prepares for an annual picnic at Higley grave near the Suite Wisk Hgtehry.
Walter Lippmann argues the Republican Party lacks a unifying issue against Franklin D Roosevelt. He notes factional splits from Pennsylvania to Newport, insurgent Western Republicans, and leaders who avoid clear endorsements while opposing Roosevelt policies.
Critics argue loyalty to tradition clashes with modern reforms as nations adapt monetary policy. They question why measures accepted abroad fail here, weighing English and Canadian models against Italian and German approaches amid downturns and revival efforts.
The federal plan envisions roughly 16.9 billion to be spent or lent over the two years ending June 30, 1939, with around 6.5 billion currently distributed. An additional 12 to 20 billion could be allocated next year for operations, emergency payments, and relief, though channels often clog and inflation risks rise.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses complexion issues and a proposed ban related to a Spokane city matter. The text mentions a three year old case and a drug store, but details are garbled and not recoverable. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable from the fragment.
In a lively House scene visitors saw Democrats push a strong resolution amid raucous cheers and taunting. A fist swing between Rep. Elise and Rep. Deen led to escorts and seatings, while Rainey struggled to govern as comic strips and ads played on. A companion melee occurred in the House restaurant with minor injuries and minimal damage.
A century old Vancouver tree marks a historic note as an apple tree planted by Dr. John McLaughlin of the Hudson Bay Company over 40 years ago is mentioned amid religious associations and local memory of early colonial days.
Part styles from a June report describe coats and jackets with loose shoulder lines, three quarter to five eighths lengths, and bell shaped cuffs. Emphasis is on simple, flowing construction, color notes in browns dusty pinks and blues, with harmonizing accessories like hats gloves and purses.
A montage of Hollywood trivia lists actors and their habits from Lewis Slone to Myrna Loy and Clark Gable. It notes Wallace Berry’s hunting rifles collection, Esther Ralston’s early stage work, Ted Healy’s fashion sense, and Dina Merkel’s first pay. The piece blends humor with gossip about studio figures, training, and past roles.
Harrisburg report notes a drive to end separate beer and liquor licenses as of now. The liquor control board will stop issuing permits for liquor only and permit holders may sell beer and liquor at tables or over the bar, with enforcement tightened and potential legislative changes anticipated.
A. A. Smith of Kane, superintendent of signalmen on the P. and E., moved his family to First Avenue. Orville Chamberlain, formerly of Corryman, is reported improving after illness in Mobile Alabama. Arthur Lyons and Major Z Brown departed for Harrisburg on business trips last evening.
Yesterday afternoon Mannarren's East End team lost 8 to 5 to Hatch Seventh grade. Long pitched for East Bria and McInnis for Hatch. Meanwhile contracting firms visited the city to discuss the Pennsylva nia Railroad route to a new track between the city and Lovell's station, with officers Merritt and Rust assisting the department. The night brought ongoing quarantine case developments.
The forecast notes a period of social enthusiasm with meetings, old friends, and careful navigation of compromising situations. It highlights June to August as a time of strange experiences, employment returning in late November, and key dates of danger June 17 and success July 6 and 7.
Three hundred feet of state highway between Burlington and Hinesburg sank from sight after flooding undermined a swampy section. The sudden collapse disrupted traffic and raised concerns about road stability in the area. Bing Crosby is noted as an uncle to twins born to Wig’s brother’s wife in Spokane, reflecting miscellaneous local notes in the item.
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