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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1935

Page

4

Corry traffic crisis eyed as West Pleasant street clash looms

Corry faces a traffic menace with the Spartansburg gap nearing completion. A parking ban along West Pleasant is urged to ease entry from the south, while West Church Street access is deemed preferable despite higher costs. The paper urges prudent budget choices in school funding and praises new state superintendent Dr. Lester St. Ade for businesslike reforms. The Spartansburg gap opening is set for early next week amid town festivities and cross-town cooperation. Also noted is the death of Dr. J Condrs O'Hare from a medical complication, and introductions of National Works Progress Administration leaders Harry Hopkins and Edward N. Jones as Pennsylvania relief moves.

Corry Spartansburg West Pleasant Street Corry Sehool State Department of Public Instruction State Department Lester St. Ade Ene County Uese Bub National Works Progress Adnan Harry L. Hopkins Pennnsylvana Edward N. Jones Works Progress George H. Farle Jones Pennsylvania Worl Hopkins Daa

Corry considers sewer work and relief projects

The council weighs a major storm sewer plan as a precursor to a future sewage plant. Officials note the project could cost 75,000 to 100,000 while benefiting 80,000 to 24,100 in expenditure and providing jobs, with possible federal aid and the Health Department pressure looming.

Corry State Health Department

Postoffice pens and NRA publicity stir Washington

United Press reports light items from the capital. Postoffice departments push for available pen points and blotters in lobbies, with designated staff to keep supplies. NRA publicity shows heavy column coverage in major papers since the eagle's fall. Statue of Liberty publicity plan fizzles due to law. Senator George Norris rails at public utilities and party contributions, recalling a telegram joke about embalmment.

United Press Washington Postoffice Postoffice Department Benjamin Franklin James A. Warley NRA Evveryone Hugh S. Johnson Press Digest Supreme Court Johnson Blue Eagle NBA National Park Service Empire State Lberty Norris Cheorge Norria Senate

Hollywood film shop reshapes Ted Oliver after war injuries

Ted Oliver, a former Navy serviceman who lost part of his face in combat, underwent 42 facial operations to gain a rugged new look. A West Coast surgeon led the effort to create a marketable appearance for heavy roles, and Oliver has just four more procedures before resuming his career with Radio Pictures after filming The Arizonian with Richard Dix.

Ted Oliver Ted Fim Oliver Geoman Richard Dix Radio Pictures

Star Signals for August 22 to September 28 Born

Daily forecast warns most activities unfavorable. Morning unimportant while afternoon and evening bring bad results. Pass through a difficult period from November 1985 to May 1936. heed health and avoid unnecessary changes to home or business. End of January into February favors cautious spending and listening to advice.

Twenty Years Ago in Journal Files June 5 1918

A recap of local events dated June 5 1918 notes M A Foster, about 60, arriving in the city to visit friends at the Cady house corner First Avenue and Church Street, suddenly drops dead. Constable J G Smith conducts the legal sale of property tied to a mausoleum project at Pine Grove cemetery. Ruth Fox bid farewell at her home on First Avenue with friends and classmates. Sterling Furniture Company announced to open on East Main Street. Mrs Roberta Beebe died at Corry hospital after a stroke a week earlier. Mr and Mrs BD L Bracken and Mesdames J O Jackson C J Ames and John Lambing took an automobile picnic trip today.

M. A. Foster City Olean Cady First Avenue Church Street J. G. Smith Pine Grove Cemetery Ruth Fox L. Bracken J. O. Jackson C. J. Ames John Lambing

Paris Styles Patou Gowns Show 1980s Trend and Sari Influence

Paris notes three outfits from Jean Patou illustrating 1980s trends. Crepe romaine gown with diagonal pleated wrap skirt and back buttons, a knife-pleated white chiffon top over white chiffon with green belt, and a black taffeta coat with green accents. Olive and cream tones reflect Sarilike influence with a cape and edge detailing.

Paris Jean Patou

Fashion Tip Reveals 1935 Skirt and Evening Trends

A note on diagonal line skits creating a four draped effect, a redingote fastening at the back, and an evening ensemble with the Sartinfuenne, outlining the era’s 1935 fashion mood and style cues.

Mite Box Opening and Officers Election at Methodist Society

Members of the Methodist Episcopal Church Missionary Societies met in the church parlors for the annual mite box opening and officer elections. New officers named include President Mrs Harold Dietzel and Vice President Mrs J Roscoe Dearing, with secretaries Mrs Q A Johnson and Mrs J B Dahlstrand, and treasurers Mrs Lina J Saxton and Mrs O I Robbins. Children joined later with songs, recitations, and a Japanese playlet presented by Hazell Thompson and Dora Phelps.

Missionary Societies Methodist Episcopal Church Adult Society Mothers Jewell Lighthearers Harold Dietzel J. Roscoe Dearing Q. A. Johnson J. 8. Dahlstrand

Yount Promoted to Montgomery Ward Charleston Manager

R L Yount, former Corry resident now manager of Lie Montgomery Ward & Company, has been promoted to the Mount Pleasant Pa transfer to Charleston West Virginia store. The Charleston location is the second largest Montgomery Ward outlet in the state and the appointment marks a fine advancement for Yount, who moved from Corry to Mount Pleasant this week. The article notes his family and ties to Corry.

R. L. Yount Montgomery Wart & Company Charleston W. Va Mr. Yount Corry Mount Pleasant Montgomery Ward West Virginia Mr. Young Ineal

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