Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Publishing Info
Corry Evening Journal, Corry Pennsylvania, publishes daily except Sunday. Publisher William P. Lombard. national advertising reps include Fred Kimball and others in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Mail subscriptions $5.00 yearly or $2.50 in advance. carrier delivery available. single copies three cents. weekly ten cents.
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Democratic slate reshapes Erie county ticket for state senate
Erie county Democrats unveil a broadened slate led by Lemuel L. Gilson for State Senator and Charles N. Crosby for Congress as a unified ticket aimed at attracting cross party support. The caucus names include Joseph Wagner for Assembly in the west district, Alvin Beach in the Third, and appointments to national convention slots. Harmony marked the gathering with plans to push a robust campaign and a consolidated platform aligned with Roosevelt administration policy.
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Lemuel L. Glison
Rie
Erie County Canons
Gilson
Charles N. Crosby
Erie County
Erie
Staunach
Crosby
Roosevelt
Mennlville
Walt
Crawford County
Stroas
Assembly
Joseph Wagner
William
Vey
Incumbeyl
Frank McGarty
Democratic Organization
Wenteimnty
Corry
Alvin Beach
Young
Union
Bosch
Commnuseum
Erie Canals
Bedwir
Swith North Wast
Curry
Tnion City
Nevbert J. Witzgerald
State Compensation Board
Ames P. Rossiter
Nex Mall
Iti Agarvest
Storm Sewer Outlook Sees Widening Pool Progress
A section of the Hare Steels channel widening pool is assigned under city oversight with the Works Progress Administration involvement. Officials indicate the vast storm sewer project will move forward after recent stabilization and planning steps.
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Apanovil
Hare Steels
Works Progress Administration
March 3 star signals forecast mixed for many signs
The column warns that those born June 21 to July 21 face sensitive conditions today while a general note of trouble and caution applies to all. It cautions against starting new ventures and urges flexibility, empathy, and safe handling of tools in late March with dates and periods spanning 1936 to 1986.
Marlene Dietrich Portrayed As Temperamental Yet Friendly
A Hollywood shop feature portrays Marlene Dietrich as temperamental yet approachable. Dok Ponydel says Dietrich is generous and sociable with crew, while reserved with strangers, a trait rooted in European upbringing. Dietrich remains engaging, entertaining with stories and humor on set despite shyness in unfamiliar crowds.
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Hollywood
Marlene Dietrich
Dok Ponydel
Miss Dietrich
Marlene
Paramount
Desire
Gary Cowper
Miss Ponedel
Marlene Dibtrich
Sue
Europe
Paris styles spring knit bridal gown by Amy Blatt
Paris designer Amy Blatt unveiled a spring knit bridal gown with a long princess line and semi train, knitted in hor silt and Unen threads with a soft roll collar and high neck. The ensemble included a leg veil crocheted in white straw thread attached to a net, paired with Mary Widow bridesmaids in long knitted cocktail gowns. other features include tailored shifter suits with pleats or gullets.
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Paris
Amy Blatt
New York
Twenty Years Ago in Corry City News March 2 1916
A Erie court kept liquor closing hours at 10 pm with no change while licenses were granted countywide. Six new Ladies Auxiliary members joined Corry hospital. Plans to move plumbing business to East Main Street circulated. Corry US Radiator plant may open soon if business holds. Mrs. Floe Livermore hosted a silver social for Curry Relief Society. Arthur Williams returned to Clyde Mer works. Amy Blatt showcased woven fabrics and spring colors in fashion guidance.
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United States Radistor Corporation
Flop. Livermore
Curry Relief Society
Parking Timers Discussed in Erie Meeting
A brief Erie report notes a discussion of parking timers and a proposed system to collect coins from street meters. The article mentions city officials, driver behavior, and seeking methods to improve parking enforcement and turnover.
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Weekend Gleanings From Global News Briefs
A rapid digest of early 20th century items: Mussolini’s forces seize Amba Alagi amid long international tensions. Pope Pius II dies in Vatican heart ailment. Belgium’s Paul van Zeeland to retire after bold credit restoration. industrial and political notes from the United States include tax and banking updates, security chiefs exempt from retirement, and a fatal boxing incident at Louisiana State University.
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Chicago
Italy
Amba Alaji
Pixty
William H. Moran
Secret Service
Frank Grawe
Ralph Lowry
Ohio
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Pennsylvania
Duncannon
Roy Fritz
Pope Pius 2
Vatican
Matthey H.mccloskey, Jr
Philadelphia
Selgwick Kistler
Jack Haven
Uged
Wootrow Rudd Jorad
Louisiana State University
Boxer
Germany
Constance
Stanley Kellman
Ges
Belly Scher- Wack
Olga Harding
Russi
Takien
Who's Who Corey's Pion in 1869 70 Compiled List
An installment of the Who's Who Corey's Pion series presents a directory of late sixties residents. It lists numerous names with occupations and street addresses including Conn, Concord Road, Liberty Street, and Main Street. The item reads as a roster of local tradespeople, laborers, clerks, and professionals in the Del, Delaware area with scattered abbreviations and cross streets.
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Plonser
Albbravittions Con
Congress St
East Wayne Sts
Delaware St
C. C. Cross Cut
Con. A
Concord Road
Liberty St
Oi Creek
Bet
Wayne St
W. W
Wayne
Washington St
N. W
North West
North Vo
Gr. Conley St
Park Place
St. South — Street
Forbes and Barker
C Barber C. W
Sonth
Baker
George L
Col
Bares G. N
Heer Delanc
Barnes Bros
Bagley L
Bus Miller's
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