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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
4
Observations and reflections urge caution on liquor licenses, urge enforcement against disorderly premises, and warn of prohibition backlash. The piece notes local officers and courts should focus on genuine cases, highlights upcoming high school graduations, and motivates graduates to pursue diligent effort for future success.
A zebra birth occurred at the California Zoological Garden, marking a blessed event as the herd grows. The facility reported the new foal joins the zebra population during the current year.
Washington June 8 United Press reports a new Civilian Conservation Corps art exhibit featuring 100 artists living in camps and painting daily life. Works depict bridge building forest fires dam construction and camp activities. Artists were paid like other CCC workers and all pieces became federal property.
Paris styles hats for summer feature a range from straw to felts and velvets with diverse shapes. Schiaparelli presents a biscuit disc on the right head side, Lanvin offers a white flower toque, Helm favors a broad velvet sombrero for festivities, and Talbot showcases a saucy sailor with ostrich feather trim. A banner note highlights the broad variety in materials and shapes.
Star Signals lists favorable pies for those born from Orteder 1 to 30 with general guidance for morning afternoon and evening. It warns the opposite sex could bring trouble in the evening and urges sleep and health care. It hints at possible financial success in February 1930 if extravagance is avoided while watching pictures.
Twenty years ago corry citizens prepared for long auto trips to the Pacific coast. W. Eu Marsh and Amos Williams will depart with their wives in Pilot Six and a National car now. John Ward heads to Evie to work as a meat cutter. The Clymer building boom includes twelve new structures and a two story brick post office. A Vine street extension plan is reviewed by city commissioners. An accident injures Toro Steele at Climax Mill Co. A birthday surprise party honors Artur Brady of Spring Creek.
Standard Oil Company of Indiana announces it will continue voluntary compliance with NRA wage and hour codes. Directors voted to uphold NRA policies in line with American Petroleum Institute recommendations. President Edward G. Seubert cited adherence as long as laws and competitive conditions permit.
A jumble of items from Corry suggests schooling, crime, theater, and town happenings. Mentions include Board of Education treasurer talks, First avenue disturbance, Journal serial Whose Wife, junior high field plans for Fall 1936, and shifts in city insurance and legal budgets.
Sylvia Sidney advocates that beauty is more than a pretty face. She urges young women to ditch vanity, emphasize a fit figure and graceful limbs, and adopt daily dance exercises to streamline appearance. simple footwork and posture routines are proposed to enhance stage presence without overemphasizing facial looks.
A 19 pound baby daughter was born to Mrs Eyckett Yates near Ienton. De J A Bures and De T E B Buffington certified the birth weight. The article notes a previous 16 pound daughter born to Ms Yates six years ago.
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