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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1935
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR describes a budget fight in the Pennsylvania Senate and House. Lawmakers discuss toning down taxes and budget plans, with committees and proposed reforms referenced, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Fragmentary text discusses grants, costs, government action, and fiscal pressures. Readable items reference legality and funding, but specifics like names, dates, places, or exact programs are not clear in the available text.
A garbled snippet appears to blend phrases about sincerity and prayer with scattered names. Henry is mentioned among unclear references, conveying a partial archival fragment without a coherent narrative or dated event.
Announcement for the second naval May Party at St Edward's High School outlines a May Tath event sponsored by the Janine and Senior classes with George Weber's orchestra from Brie engaged. Plans include improved dancing floor and clerkish desola twhg. Miss Smitti to announce computations and requests reservations.
Personal mentions list residents and guests connected to Buffalo and nearby areas. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Johns returning home after a visit to Buffalo. various couples and individuals attending inter city meetings, motors to Erie, Bristol, and Jamestown, travel to Cambridge Springs, and reports of family deaths and condolences. Several business visitors from Buffalo went home after engagements with the Kurtz Co. and local markets.
Hymevius pares guests for Mrs Margaret Brown who will wed Merritt Wilcox of Aleron O on May 11. Attendees included Mrs Clyde Wilcox and Mrs Wallace Hammond at a dessert-bridge at Mrs Hammond’s West Broderick home with yellow roses and favors. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Frank J Ames and Miss Catherine Auer with guest prize to Mrs Brown. Mrs Vincent Blick and Mrs Catherine Auer attended. Mrs M R Greene hosted a bridge shower at Pittsfield Time with breakfast for 14 guests, then at Mrs Greene’s Wayne Street home cards were played and Mrs Brown received gifts.
Miss Bila King and Donald Hovey plan to wed, the couple announced at a party hosted by Mrs. A Tait King. Attended by family and friends, the event featured twenty four guests, daffodil decorations, and a display reading Ella and Don May 22 1985.
Mr and Mrs W Geatoyer announce the marriage of their daughter Bernice Bello to Lawrence Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Geel Atm. The ceremony took place at Mayville April 27 at the Mepunlish parsonage with Rev Homer Thompson officiating. The couple were attended by Miss Tingardt Anderson and Arthur Bacetts. After May 10 they will reside at their new home in Corry BD.
The state pardon board weighing clemency for Robert Alan Edwards after defense urged commutation from life imprisonment. Medical experts from Allentown and Pangville state hospitals examined Edwards, with health officials and the attorney general’s office submitting reports. The board will forward its recommendation to Governor George H. Farley for action.
LAREMONT May 1 sheriff Emery B Monta faced a municipal court plea after an auto crash. He swore out a warrant charging himself with driving under the influence of liquor, and paid a fine and costs after pleading guilty.
The Post Office Department reportedly orders a new examination for the Clymer postmaster position with Arthur Goggin nominated for the post as of March 5. The prior candidate’s name remains officially in limbo, with the civil service process continuing before the Senate committees. Applications are welcome through May 15, with a 6 to 1 year term and a five year tenure, as the process seeks a nonpartisan fit for administrative duties.
United States government bonds rose to new record highs lifting sentiment, while stocks mostly declined amid mixed results. Notable gainers included American Locomotive and Bethlehem Steel, with several other large names posting uneven moves as traders weighed inflation fears and earnings outlooks. Market breadth showed more declines than advances, reflecting cautious risk appetite among investors.
The village of Whitebear in Barrow Alaska is ravaged by a virulent influenza outbreak. Five residents dead and most others stricken as lack of medical aid compounds the crisis. A few able residents continue efforts to help the ill amid scarce supplies.
Fragmented text describes political involvement in a tax case. It mentions two women and alleged attempts to influence justice, with references to administration, cabinet, and political efforts. The readable fragments imply court proceedings and political interference but lack clear names, dates, or places.
Public safety officials from western states were invited by Governor Frank Merriam to a venue in San Francisco. The event aims to discuss safety and coordination among western states, with emphasis on regional issues and public safety initiatives.
An odd fragment notes a marriage at a high age of 130 and attributes a quirky ailment to stewed fruits. The text references Yugoslava Yuesuki and an unclear claim about longevity and diet.
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