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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1934
Page
5
The Historical Circle met yesterday afternoon in the library with good attendance. An ode to spring was performed after roll call. The program included a critics report by Mrs J B Buringame and a session where members discussed the NR.
In a lively exchange, Mrs F. McCray asserted the view that olini is Always Right while Mrs G A Stearns argued for Prom Pet seouliyn to Palestine, reflecting a charged discussion on the matter.
Readable text describes two vast rock gardens on campus near Thaea and Ne Yo, each over a mile long with banks up to 250 feet. The gardens are part of the university camps and are among the largest of their kind, forming prominent features of the Thaea and Tylt creeks areas.
Personal mentions note Dorothy Henry's hospital stay for tonsil removal and her return home to Spring Creek. Several visitors and travelers include RH Patten of Youngstown Erie Hillsvoad, Mrs. Morris Chapin attending a funeral, and others moving between Corry Jamestown Buffalo DuBois and surrounding towns for business, visits, or medical matters.
Clarence S. Wallace operates a talent agency for Chrysler and Plymouth cars and is exhibiting new Airflow models at his First Avenue garage. He plans to show one Airflow soon and notes growing nationwide interest. Wallace also displays Plymouth makes and has added G. J. Wiggers to his sales team.
Mrs Miranda Drake widow of Ransler Drake dies at the home of her daughter Mrs Glen Miller on Fast Bond Street She was born Dora in Concert Township daughter of John and Amy Bunger and would have been eighty four years old She lived in the vicinity most of her life Funeral services will be from the home of Mayor and Mrs Glen Miller Friday at 2 oclock Interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
Report describes a conspiracy involving young Americans and a Swiss suspect tied to German espionage. Investigators examine documents and a safe deposit box while discussing secret service actions. Evidence includes maps and military industrial secrets, with claims of poison gas research and naval data.
Billy Martin a GS old farmer hitchhiker, claimed to be authorition when swapped at Shelbyville station in a Vegas incident. He says a Black suspect connived to frame him after a false murder story spread during a Tennessee and Alabama hitchhiking tour. He notes bones found near his home and mentions relatives and arrests connected to the slayings.
United Press reports another deadly New York tenement fire with seven dead and many residents escaping in nightwear as flames swept five upper stories. The incident follows a spate of similar blazes tied to suspected arson amid citywide scrutiny of safety lapses.
Istanbul reports a tech Jew has bought four villages in the Diehl Drne vane of Syria for 60000 dollars. The villages will be evacuated within six months to clear the way for Jewish immigrant settlement.
A garbled report notes moisture in gras and mentions average daily water uptake by plants and sunflowers. It references transpiration by plant leaves and hinted observations on related horticultural phenomena.
A large throng attended a spring and summer fashion display by Nast Suyles Shop, staged in the Junior High School gym. The event, sponsored by the South Woman's Club to aid the Braille Fund, featured varied settings, scenes, and performances by Curry Woman's Grill members and the Night Hawks orchestra.
Fragmentary text suggests nutmeg scented fire fragrance showcased at a perfume shop named Siesey. Readers glimpse a luxury item, with emphasis on a prized aroma amid an unnamed display. no further details available.
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