Local Corry News And Happenings Across Town
A dump of notices from Corry and nearby areas covers writing careers, theater, travel, and local events. Highlights include writer Mise Lend Gohen, New York inquiry about Humphrey Crowell, Willard Brackwan’s round the world trip, and sports chatter on the Giants in spring training. Also noted are school tax debates, a spark of diamond jewelry found, Fourth of July help appeals, and several local social and business hints.
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Albout Town
WIA
W. Homie
Mise Lend Gohen
New York
Humphrey Crowell
Corry
Willard
Bill) Brackwan
India
Aband
Stanford Hose Company
Golden Rule Club
Robert Ream
Soviet Russia
Orpheus Choir of
Cleveland
Moscow
Petrograd
Northside
Frank Frost
Florida
Charley Shuss
Keeping in Step Corry Area Shows April Economic Recovery
The Fourth Federal Reserve District reports continued April recovery in business and industry across Corry and western Pennsylvania to Kentucky. Auto and steel demand rose, mills ran above 70 percent capacity, and building contracts exceeded last year, while farm income improved despite weather delays.
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Corry
Otter
Fourth
Federal Reserve District
Penn
Soon
Iron
Toledo
Cleveland
Canton
Dayton
Pittsburgh
Springfield
Youngstown
Paris styles at Auteuil show spring race fashion
The Prix du President de la Republique at Auteuil drew a chic crowd in mixed spring and winter wear with mustard yellow predominating. Black, navy, brown and green accents appeared in ensembles with fur coats, bold gloves, scarves, belts, hats, and a range of hat styles from sailors to Breton trims.
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Paris
Auteuil
Mme
Albert Lebrun
Crowing banquet marks Toledo event for Amor team
A garbled report notes a Toledo gathering featuring a crowing ceremony and a performance by the Amor team amid various offerings. The readable fragments suggest a celebratory banquet with local participants and symbolic acts.
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Toledo—Ohio
Crow-Eplers
Ecole
Laulun
Iunu
Bromberg Spurs Hollywood Star Expeditions to Japanese Section
J. Edward Bromberg, New York stage alumnus now in Hollywood, sparked a trend by visiting Hollywood’s Japanese cinema district. He says the novelty of the Japanese talkies drew him back repeatedly, prompting other film workers to follow. His moves to Hollywood included music buys and chats with peers like Hugh Walpole and Franchot Tone.
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Hollywood
May
J. Edward Bromberg
New York
Bromberg
Hollywpod
Serson
Jean Hershall
Hugh Walpole
Hersholl
Franchot Tone
Theater Guild
Star Signals May 7 Optimistic Financial Forecast
The reading notes a cautious yet hopeful tone, urging practical work and personal faith in the world. It hints at finances and speculative ventures with a focus on self improvement and timely action despite uncertain times.
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Gail
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Corry Journal
Reports from Corry note United States Radiator Corporation preparing to resume work at its plant. City Treasurer William Postlethgait to resign to join Citizens National Bank as vice president. Raymond Manufacturing marks its annual fishing day with plant close for Spring holiday. Oscar Dahlstrand, 26, dies at Bas Maintree home. James P. Crown reports pledges for street sprinting plan from Naval firms and property owners. Arthur Sears, long time Columbus resident, dies after brief illness. Mrs. C D Wilcox returns from visit to Washington and Winchester VA.
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William Postlethgait
Citizens National Bank
G. H. Barlow
Lake Wallenpaupack Angling Jewel of Pennsylvania
The Lake Wallenpaupack region notes it is among the state’s premier angling spots. The artificial lake holds about 70 billion gallons of water at normal flow and lies along Route 6, noted by the Pennsylvania Stenic and Historical Commission in a see and know feature.
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SEE and Know
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Stenic and Historical Commission
Lake Wallenpaupack
Lake Wallenpaupink
Roosevelt Highway
United States
Six Arrested in Oil Lease Property Theft Case
Six men were arrested yesterday near Titusville in connection with the theft of oil lease property. The stolen items, valued at about $2000, were taken from the premises of John B. Quable of Warren. Authorities identified the suspects as Hawhy Vailace, Allen, Wilkim Warrington, Dickey, Bechweller, and Jay Westfall, with Frank Togay cited in the case.
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Titusville
Jouges
Pleamutviji
Iwase
John B Qable
Warre
Hawhy Vailace
Ya Allen
Wilkim Warrington
Atry Dickey
Catlylo’ Bechweller
Jay Westfall
Wilt
Roosevelt Strength Drives Republican Hope For Election
Washington observer Raymund Clappert notes strong Roosevelt support boosts GOP prospects. He cites polls and primary results showing Demoralization of Republicans despite efforts, signaling a shift in political momentum.
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Roosevelt
Raymund Clapper
Washington
Scripps-Howard Tewnpapers
Republi
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Philadelphia
Depar
Sgotts Scrapbook
Ak Ton Peat Fm
Curley" Wilams
Ray Greene
Fishpole Point
Hollow Lake
Lambing
Alabama
Det Dalrymple
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Erie County
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Flasteporta
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Art Scheppher
Upper
Ontario
Blackwell Gunn
Bainbridge
Hermes Pan
Darco
Harvey LeFevre
Climax Manufacturing Company
Heisler Locomotive Works
Lie
Pord Motor Company
Meadville
Crawford County
Democratic Booster Club
Dick Merker
Chautauqua
Vincent
Desmond
Marjorie Sullivan
Comy Public Library
Cambridge Springs
Corry Hospital
Calzeill
Lindro
Guatemala
Sammig
Ques Elizabeth
Nyy
Oris
Urst
Pitts
Mimli Wales
Hollywood Film Shop
Harry Taylor
United States Radiator Corporation
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Oscar Dahlstrand
John Dahlstrand
Bas Maintreet
James P. Crown
Board of Commerce
Arthur Sears
Enown
Columbus
C. D. ‘Wilcox
Winchester
Mother
Whittan
Keister
Ray
Montgomery Ward
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