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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
4
A jumble of notes from Corry and neighboring towns reports burlesque style happenings. Mentions of local educators actors and police wrap around travel plans weddings and a new fire truck arrival. Also cites GM May sales record and a proposed gasoline tax pause amid community chatter.
The New Republic issues a twenty page supplement titled A Balance Sheet of the New Deal analyzing Roosevelt policies. It critiques governance on unemployment, farm purchasing power, real earnings, prices, profits, and banking while contrasting with Hoover and Tinaman eras, yet notes substantial gains and reforms. It argues reforms mitigate but do not fully fix systemic issues.
Paris observers note the sailor hat leads fashion this season appearing in rough and smooth straws, felts, and soft dogskin. Berets grow fatter and shorter with varied crowns while ribbons, veils, bows, feathers, and flowers trim many styles.
The report recalls Corry High School Alumni Association events with President Oly W. Bracken delivering the welcome at the annual reunion. Cirrus Hagenboeth Wallace Circus performed in the city, the first of the year. A birth is noted at 9 June, Bow son to Mr and Mrs Paul J Stone of West Church Street and a baby girl to Mr and Mrs B Gane nee on 9 June. Glenn R. Davis Clothing store on Fort Cant er street transferred to new owners William Fr Frew and Edward St Pierre after inventory. Torore Nast returned from University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Miss Gillersleeve of the High School faculty led Home at Kane for the summer. Mr and Mrs W W Kincaid of Meadville visited for the Alumni event.
A dated, fragmentary astrology note links February 20 to March 20 births with cautions about deceit risks in later day hours. Advises avoiding excess in February and power in June and October, suggests focus on work and guarded responsibility, and mentions fashion and favors mid year.
This fragment covers a quick quiz asking what a kayak is and what initials mean, plus etiquette guidance about addressing girls. It lists a few trivia items and notes answers: an Eskimo uses a light frame with skin cover. Daughters of the American Revolution. Seton Burr died in a duel on July 24, 1904.
Wildfires in Ozark forests near West Plains have destroyed timber valued at about 515000 dollars this year. Authorities report Mo protests and firefighting efforts continue across the region.
Hollywood report says Tom Little, a studio property man, repurposed two white porcelain Chinese pillows into modernist office decor for the film To Mary With Love. He stacks them upright, adds flowers, and envisions ultra modern visuals, provoking surprised reactions from the director.
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