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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
3
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment provides partial details for a public sale with readable items naming the sale action and local officials.
Corry Evening Journal Publisher and Rates Notice
Publication details for the Corry Evening Journal provide postal and circulation facts. It lists standard advertising and subscription rates, carrier and mail options, and the publisher Arthur Colegrove with address and national advertising representative contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Arthur Colegrove
Bubllaber
Fred Kimball
ING. Otw
48Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Bank funds freed as 1932 recovery gains momentum
Washington reports that about 90 percent of temporarily tied deposits have been released with 4,987 banks reopened and $16.806 billion in deposits now accessible. 1,005 banks remain closed with $1.134 billion tied up, while Treasury projects rapid progress in clearing banking obstacles and restoring stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tressury Department
Local government indebtedness in Western Pennsylvania surges
The Pennsylvania branch of the National Economy League reports a over seven year period from 1923 to 1930 local government bonds rose more than five percent and now exceed 100 dollars for every one of the state’s nine million residents. Counties cities boroughs townships and schools show sharp gains, with townships tripling debt. While debt rose 95.01 percent, tax increases rose 51.03 percent as voters bear the burden of mounting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
National Economy League
Wester Pennsylvania
Hig
League
Paris Styles debut at Lady Mendl's party in Versailles
Marie Knight report describes Mrs Daisy Fellows sponsoring Schlapstelli new black heron feather collarette worn to cover the decolletage at Lady Mendl's Versailles gathering. Only four collarettes exist with Madame Schiarparelli Nereelf wearing the original model and two owned by Lady Horticle of London and Becil Sorel of Paris. Chanel printed shanting inspired shows. Barbara Hutton's trousssun paired with pajamas, featuring velvet stars on a red fabric, top with two straps each shoulder and trousers bias cut to slim the waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Daisy Fellows
Schlapstelli
Lady Mendl
Versailles
Madame Schiarparelli Nereelf
Lady Horticle
London
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files June 20 1913
A large crowd welcomed world famous pedestrian Edward Payson Wes on a New York to Minneapolis trip. Injuries reported from a scaffold collapse on the Cohen block. F B Blair escaped harm. Six new corporals named for Company A include Steen, edigo, Neylon, Hawkins, Jourdet and Wellman Ware. Fire at Heathman North Center Street adjusted. rebuilding planned. Baptist youth and Pastor William celebrated Mr and Mrs Thomas anniversary on Grand Street. Katherine Purcell injured an umbrella incident on Maple Avenue. Charles Wilkinson left for Plant City Florida to join Ronx Composite Brick Co. Ter me Nast retired from the University of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Payson Wes
Bine
York
Minneapolis
Uiealte
the Baptist Shores
William
To ‘Thomas
Grand Street
Steen
Edigo
Neylon
Hawkins
Jourdet
Wellman Ware
Grange to Move Furnishings to Maccabee Hall
Corry Grange No. 56 members are urged to meet Saturday at 10 a.m. to move furnishings from the Horn block to the Maccabee Hall. The group will hold its next meeting upstairs. a plente dinner will be served at 1099. A committee for the coming three months was named: Mrs. Diz Ae Lawson, chairman, Mrs. mint Swanson, and Mrs. Neale Carison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange No
Elocle Sham
Tle Maccabee Hall
Grange
Diz Ae Lawson
Mint
Swanson
Neale Carison
Hollywood Film Shop Oddities From a Studio Walkabout
Hollywood journalist notes a parade of stars and backstage quips. Gary Cooper puffs a pipe while Mae West and Claudette Colbert are pictured with fashion hints. Stars like Marlene Dietrich and Frederic March appear in playful, backstage style vignettes amid theater marquee signs and gossip about contracts and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard
Jack
Gary Cooper
Sharlie Ruggiss
Mae West
Sady
Frederic Marchounce
Dilyi Belasco
Helen
Popular
Marlene Dietrit Ukes
Ann Harding
James Cigney
Roscoe Rams
Charles Bickford
Cecil DeMille
Mautrice Chevalier
Maxwell Anderson
Marc Connelly
Paramount Writers' Department
Richard Bennett
Claudette Colbert
George Rast
Paramountbank
Optometrist Perkins Dies by Bullet Self Inflicted
Dr. Perkins aged about 50s was found dead in his cottage at 4125 o clock Monday afternoon with a bullet wound through the mouth. Neighbors discovered the pajama clad body seated in his arm chair, a single 82 caliber revolver in hand. Coroner George Blood said he had been dead several hours and was last seen alive early Monday morning in Duns June 20.
Navy jinx on Roosevelt door sparks debate
United Press reports a controversial fouled anchor emblem on Secretary Roosevelt’s door has newspapers nationwide speculating on its meaning. Navy officials deny any superstition, noting the emblem has been Navy insignia since 1865, while photographers also spotlight Treasury Secretary Woodin’s office wardrobe as a curious aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Navy Department
Mnarine
Roosevelt
Denyng
Peter
Navy
Department
Johnson outlines new recovery agency appointments and funding
The article details increased pay and shorter hours as part of a steadily advancing Romanian public works program. It notes the first allocations from a 3.8 million fund, with 400 million to road projects and 238 million to naval shipbuilding. Johnson announces organizational personnel split among war industry, labor, and consumer groups, naming key appointees and advisory figures from General Electric, General Motors, Standard Oil, and other major firms. Deputy administrators are listed to aid in drafting codes of fair competition, highlighting figures from industry, labor, and academia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Johnson
Qohnson
War Industry
Dudley Gates
Chicago Insurancemen
Gerard Swope
General Electric Co
Alfred F. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Ol
New Jersey
Austin Finch
Thomasyile
Edward N. Hurjey
Chicago
Louis Kirstein
Boston
William J. Vereen
Moultin
Tor Labor
Leo
Consumers
Donald R. Richberg
Jobson
Wagner
Dem
Alexander Saona
W. L. Ailen
New York
Steel
Harl Dean Howard
Northwestern University
Arthur D. Whiteside
Don 2 Bradstreet
C. Williams
J. Mr. Simpson
Nelson Stutter
Washington’s First Lady Mrs Henry Wallace
Washington housewives observe Mrs Henry A Wallace, youthful cabinet wife and secretary of agriculture. She blends farming knowledge with artistic table settings, traveling between Des Moines and Washington while guiding family meals and market displays. Mrs Wallace hails from Indianola Iowa and is mother to three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wallace
Washington
Jone Guinby Grigg
Central Press
Henry A Wallace
Wallace
Lo Washington
Wille
Roosevelt
New York
Des Moines
Tia Browne
Indianola
Henry
Robert
Jean
Drake University
Henry Wallace
Questionable reminiscences of local officials and vendors
The fragmentary note recalls past roles including John Smute as Corry Fair Association secretary, Mr. Stowe as United States Express Co. agent, T. A. Allen as manager with Charles Wasson as bookkeeper at Downer Works, and Hi or T H Allen in carriage sales to cutters at the current One North Side Garage site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smute
Corry Fair Association
Mr. Stowe
United States’ Express Co
T. A. Allen
Charles Wasson
Downer of
Hi Allen
T. H. Allen
Cow Becomes Center of Small Town Folklore
In Centralia Washington since Emil Holm saved a cow by feeding her warmed home brew the animal has become a noted drinker. The tale highlights Holm’s unusual rescue and the cow’s subsequent notoriety in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Emil Holm
Berone
Tax Payment by Express Walla Walla County
A resident paid the annual tax in full by express mail, forwarding $741.43 in currency to the county treasurer to meet the year’s obligation. The action confirms the taxpayer’s intent to settle the amount due and records the cash payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expess Walla
Presbyterian 5th Sunday Outing at Beaver Camp
The Presbyterian Sunday school outing, postponed by bad weather, will be held at Beaver Camp in Worthburg on Wednesday afternoon. Dan leaves the church at one o'clock. A fine program is planned with games and music and a picnic dinner. The committee is arranging activities for a large crowd expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Camp
Wattsburg
Presbyterian Sunday School
Wathburg
Iternoon
Dan
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An old style advertisement urges women worn out by home duties to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims nine out of ten women report feeling benefit and promises renewed strength to ease daily tasks.
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Ulling
Lydia E. Binkham
Cox Solind
Jusny Tha Chey
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