Local Politics and Community Notes Itinerary
Town column reports heated races among Republican city committee members across several districts this spring. It notes election chatter, a death inquiry, postmaster applications due, local marriages, St Patrick’s Day notables, and comments on community events as Corry eyes upcoming political and civic happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City
Frank McCaslin
John Elecynski
Lanah Brown
Prospect Street
Civil Service Commission
Corry Firemen’s Relief Association
John R. von Allsburg
Who's Who Corey's Pioneer Residents 1869 70
We'll list residents from Corey’s Pioneer volume 1869 70 with abbreviations for streets and places. Names include Hart John Taborer Hana Ahead owner Washam Paige etc and many tradesmen carpenters masons laborers and merchants cited across Main Washington and Downer areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
Con
Congress St
Wayne St
Delaware St
Cross Cut
Concord Road
Liberty St
Oli Creek
Wayne
Hart John
Taborer
Hana Ahead
Carpenter Washam Waion
Hateh Charles
Dieny Meath & Co
Agh
Fsmith
Haintin
Switch
Fo R
Hull
Cairpunter
Ily Hun
South
Hannan
Mike Rob TR
Harris
Cor Conant South
Harris Granville
Bus Albes
Hall William D
Mason
Harling
O. P
Hartman Uriah
Ally
Hanrahan Thomas
Boston
Hbus
Hamlin Joon
Oly R. Harmon L
Delinquent Tax Problem Raises Caution for Enforced Sales
City leaders face a tense balance as delinquent taxes threaten municipal revenue yet trigger fear of widespread property seizures. Corry residents argue many owe taxes through tough times rather than refusal, urging voluntary payments to avoid mass foreclosures and local revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Frank
Westley
Tonty
Federal relief and city leaders push for WPA funding
A Washington conference of city executives shows mayors of the ten largest U.S. cities unanimously endorsing work relief and asking Congress for 2 trillion eight hundred forty billion dollars for federal relief next year. The piece urges cities and states to renew their own credit and bear local relief burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Works Progress Administration
Tates
Retailers Association Head Sees Improved Spring Trade
J. K. Sharpe president of the American Retailers Association spoke at a St. Louis convention noting a probable improvement in retail trade this spring. He attributed the better outlook largely to government activity and called business leaders prudent and optimistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Deal
J. K. Sharpe
St. Louis
Sharpeie
Ralsten
Liberty League speaks for business profits and improvement
The passage argues that the Liberty League represents business but contesting the administration, while many small businessmen like Mr. Sharpe see their profits grow despite steady protests from the Liberty League. It notes millions of businessmen exist even if few have millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Liberty League
Mr. Sharpe
Jave
Calamitous War Fears Roil British Minds
The London Daily Herald argues that widespread fear of imminent war persists. It notes historic cycles since 1870 and warns rulers that another major conflict could unfold, with few leaders likely to survive a renewed gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Herald
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files March 27 1916
A High school student Claude Lauer was killed this afternoon at the Center street crossing when struck by a passing freight train while touching the car handles. County Joige of Wiks elected delegates N D Darling J F Austin and W W Morgaridge to the state association meeting at Reading. St Patrick's Day social events planned citywide. Cr Alexander expected to run again for assemblyman. Freight congestion from heavy snows has eased. J B Willett injured in a second accident at Climax shops recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Ted Eorteen
St. Patrick's Day
East Smith
Corry
Curiey" Williams
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Andrew Pauls
Maple Avenue
Dim Maloney
Norsehide
Raymond
Jim
Columbia
Gaz
North Center Street
Gary
Bourth Ward
Thc Yataney
Board of Education
Organization of & Young Democrats
James Freeland
Greenville
Ibeeches
Ure Highway Department
Center Street
Claude Lauer
Fred Lauer
Joige
Wiks
State Association
Reading
N. D. Darling
J. F. Austin
W. W. Morgaridge
J. B. Willett
Spring Street
Clmax
Hollywood film stars split over fan mail money schemes
Hollywood insiders note fans flood studios with investment ideas and product pitches. Merle Oberon and Miriam Hopkins receive ideas from London and fans urging star involvement in clocks, cosmetics, and radio ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mar
Tran
Merle Gberan
Samuel Goldwyn
Miriam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
London
Oberon
Oberon Hus
Bing Crosby
Radio Consuiltants Inc
Cantor
Mayor Barber Accepts National WPA Work Plan
Mayor Barber approved the national WPA program as the city’s relief method after reviewing a report from Mayor LaGuardia to President Roosevelt. Barber expressed satisfaction with the situation and noted approval shared by other large city leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Gnaries
WPA
LaGuardia
New York
Roosevelt
Paris Styles Paris Mary 47 Fashion Tip
The article describes Madeleine Vionnet garments with high necks and blousing sleeves, a padding free sleeve fullness, and two evening silhouettes a tailored midnight suit and a white dress. It notes color pairings pale pink with pale blue and yellow with green, plus sheer tulle and layered fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UN Orient
Whassie
Star Signals March 18 Horoscope Ad
Horoscope notes today influence by Jam through March 20 with mixed signals for morning afternoon and business dealings. Cautions on spending, expansion, and social interactions. avoid trouble and seek advice. Also suggests buying clothes and seeking favors between April and early 1986 amid apartment ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryenius
Che Duornn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arvo
Will H. Donoghue
Marion Street
St. Patrick
Ireland
Taras Hall
Mat Ly
Iar
Hanly Mary
Barnes
Main
Haynes Riley
Haynes James
Haley Mike
Hanley William
Hayden Pal
Hall B
Ridge
Hamlin B
Hateh J. L
Farmer
Haight John
Smith
Hasbrook D
Hasbrook W. Wy
Llem
Hasbrook & Owell
Hurtelole L
Franklin
Hagel Jobit
Hazel Thomas
Hazel Mile
Ath
Henry J.C. Porter
St. Nicholas
Het Williams
Heath Amos
Manuwaturer
Sas
Rors
Plinds
Pike
Frodth B. Wi
Carpenter
Heeler A. W
Cashier
Mational Ank
H Ch
Heston William
Macisinist
Kits Oston House
Honbe
John
Heibel R
Cabinet Nak
Franke Shiely
Datav
Hopburn C. d
C & Te RR
Hennesy James
Istavy
Herrington
Herrington Augustus
Dan
Rob R. Benj
Jack
Cross
Hill
Denier
Hines Dyk
Hill IL CS
Corny ‘Croners
Higeins Mitte
Morr
Hinch
Ischorer
W. Fijekey Gwen
Mull
Tineman al. L
Petrwen
Vue
Iin
Hoga Pal
Sith
Horrigan Thomas
Guiyon
B Main
Horrigan James
Proprietoy Ut Fotel
Cor Gu
Howe W. R
Ian Wilder
Howe
Rarifustiurers
Bila
Howe Ohn
Tborer
Hob Row
Hawarl
Mark L
Lop
Tahby’s
Euclid
Donee
Howard J. W. Tesher Manufacture
Hor J
Boston House
Hoyt Petee
Ierchant
Wright
Scotts Scrapbook
Wwe
L Scott
Cr. Alexander
Pennsy
Erie
Mario
Hollywood Film Shop
Copper
Auburndale
Mass
Model Dairy CO
PENNA
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!