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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1934

Page

8

May festival and local improvements headline mixed page

May festival customs across Europe are noted with May Day games and the election of a village queen in England. Corry widens Center Street between Franklin and Park Place, enabling parallel parking and easier hotel access, praised by locals and Mayor Ed Harrington. Pennsylvania primaries approach with county voter counts and party data, including Erie county’s battleground races. Nearby towns’ populations from a county social survey are listed, alongside brief notes on local society and ongoing events.

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New political party urged in dry campaign and reform plan

United Press report from Phoenix outlines a new Commonwealth Party promoting national temperance, tax reform, and crime crackdown. W Geary cites 17 states backing the movement, with platform pledges for universal abstinence, revised taxation, wage protections, peace, and strong penalties for officials.

United Press Phoenix Ariz Amer|con Scients W. Geary Phoenice Federation Commonwealth Party Geary Michigan Ohio Rhode Island California Arizona Connecticut Massachusetts Washington District of Columbia Missouri Georgia Virginia Delaware Florida New York North Carolina Tennessee Progressive Party Niga Con-Giess Warren George Morati Two Black Crows Myrtle Mack George Orcutt Mervyn Nast Corry Athletic Club

Van Allsburg for Assembly Demands Real Action in Harrisburg

J E Van Allsburg muddies party line as he campaigns for the state assembly arguing against machine politics and high taxes. He calls for cutting salaries from Governor to county officials to ease costs for homeowners and farmers, lowering real estate taxes, and a statewide income tax to ease local school tax burdens while pledging square deals for labor and industry. He attacks political promises and urges voters to end the current Harrisburg leadership.

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North East Plans Four Day Centennial Observance

North East marks its centennial with a four day celebration from June 24 to June 27. The program begins with church services and a park gathering, followed by youth activities, a Wet Parade, alumni banquet, and dancing. Tuesday features a parade of places with bands, floats, and old vehicles, then park concerts and folk dancing. Wednesday includes a garden tour and an historic pageant detailing local settlement.

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Youthful chariot driver in Kellogg ranch event

Ten year old Harold Smith, son of Kellogg Institute trainer of horses, is described as possibly the youngest chariot driver. His father built a miniature Roman chariot and hitched four ponies to it to race on the Kellogg ranch track.

Rent Additional Vote Machines For Primaries

County commissioners moved to rent twelve more voting machines at a cost of $1,500 to prevent disfranchisement in the upcoming primaries. Chief Clerk Ralph C. Benedict warned that insufficient machines could keep hundreds of voters from voting. The decision adds inspectors per machine as required by law.

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Rossiter May Be Candidate at Evie Again

Brig May 4. Rossiter indicates he may seek re election as mayor in 1935. He says he will step aside if a successor will continue fighting city corruption and utilities battles, and would promise to separate city government from corruption. Robert Sears Wiig was visiting friends in Cleveland before returning home.

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Philathea Club Entertained at West Pleasant Street

Mis Jana Linscott Mrs Barton Smith and Miss May Howard hosted Philathea Clans at a West Pleasant Street home Monday evening. Twenty two members and visitors Mrs Ethel Downey and Mrs Donna Bertram attended. The group conducted a capsule friends ritual and enjoyed entertainment. Mrs Carrie Allen chaired the event and led an old fashioned spelling bee. Mrs Dr Ricketts won the honor. A hot lunch was served.

Jana Linscott Barton Smith May Howard West Pleasant Street Ethel Downey Donna Bertram Carrie Allen Dr. Ricketts

Hiccoug hinders Springfield girl finally stops

Hiccoughs that weakened Dorothy Mord, an 18 year old resident of Springfield, have finally ceased after a long bout. Doctors could not determine the exact cause of the attacks but noted the relief may be permanent.

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