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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1936

Page

4

Mother sought after abandoning infant found at station

Latrobe Pa May 7 a young woman carrying a baby was sought by notice for abandoning the child. The infant lay in the station rest room beside a note reading I was born April 24 1936 and I am baptized. A bundle of clothes was found nearby. The woman named Sophie Rachocki RD 1 Latrobe, about 24 with red hair and a shabby dress was seen after stumbling from a railroad car with the infant.

Hy United Pe Latrobe Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Francis Bobe Sophie Rachocki Latrobe

Modern Underwear Shapes Wardrobe For Women

Paris Styles Aris May 7 notes underwear plays a varied role in the modern woman wardrobe. Satin bias fitting foundation garments vanish wrinkles, while slips and gowns mold the body with simple seams. Empire and Princess line gowns predominate for tea, with turquoise mousseline, dusty pink satin ensembles, and rose faille jackets featured.

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Wayne Twp lowers school tax by two mills

Wayne township school board adopted the coming year’s budget and reduced the property tax by two mills while keeping the per capita tax at 4.00. Local social notes mention visitors and weekend visits among townspeople including Slye, Bloss, Lindquist, Leekman, Proctor, Snapp, Morris, Follett, and others. A 16th birthday party for Neil Thomson drew about 20 friends and a noon meal.

Carter Hill Wayne Township Clarence Silye Lynn Chaffee Stewart Hill Clifford Bloss Grand Valley C. J. Follett Beaverdam Will Adam Neil Thomson Pittsburgh Bi) Sieklucki Josephine Moore Westfield Ernest Triscuit Stockton D. B. Lindquisi

Observations and Reflections on Corry Fourth and PA Politics

A local column reflects on a potential Jilly 4th celebration in Corry, praising a traditional Independence Day. It also rails against gasoline tax hikes and legislator recesses, notes Corry High School’s record graduation class around 112, and discusses broad economic concerns. The piece cites lottery scams and Pennsylvania registration shifts, highlighting Democratic gains in counties like Lackawanna and Lehigh.

Stanford Hose Company Corry Fremien Corry High School Board of Education and School Authority Rex Theatre

Record of party registration shifts across Pennsylvania counties

The text details 1880s through early 20th century party registration trends, noting Democratic gains and Republican losses across counties such as Carbon Monroe Northampton and Greene, with city totals for Greensburg Harrisburg Wilkes-Barre Pottsville Norristown showing similar shifts in Democratic and Republican enrollments.

Penn'a Harrisburg Commonwealth Pennsylvania Tuckawanns County Scranton Lehigh County Hilo County Lucerne Monroe County Northampton County Greene County Armstrong County Greensburg Hartisburg Wilkes-Berte Pottsville Norristown

Hollywood on Shop Hollywood on Shop at Hollywood

Hollywood star Ross Alexander ranks among Hollywoods best dressed All Stars and spends about $4,000 yearly on clothes. He buys four to five tailored suits annually at around $100 each, keeps two full dress suits he’s worn three years, and adds hats, shoes, shirts, ties, scarves, slacks, and overcoats totaling about a thousand dollars per year. He urges buyers to choose quality materials and proper tailoring over quantity and to hang clothes to preserve wear.

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Star Signals May 8 1936 Advice Card

A dated guidance note warns of a difficult day with caution on arguments and contracts in the morning. It notes disillusionment in the late afternoon and urges personal advancement. It hints at possible gains through romance travel or children in November 1936 and travel or expansion in February 1937.

Microbes From Little America Studied In Laboratories

At Allegheny College laboratories in Pa Dr Chester A Darling honorary bacteriologist of the Byrd expedition reports microbes from the Little America leg reaches are being studied along with snow crystals soil mosses and other minute debris. Of about 160 cultures isolated several are hitherto undescribed.

Mwhadvieee Little America Allegheny College Chester A. Darling

Snow and storm lash Montana causing air ground delays

In Montana on May 7 heavy snow hail and freezing temperatures disrupted travel and flights. Avalanche and mudslides blocked the Yellowstone Glacier highway near Neibaut with clearing times estimated at a week. Bozeman reported heavy snowfall and parked about 100 vehicles including cross country buses.

Hidlona Atont Montana Yellowstone-Glacier Neibaut Bozeman HL Salt Lake City

Sunday Social Notes Mention Local Visits

Sunday notices show James Proctor hosting a Triacult visit while Charles Deist spends the day with aunt Mrs John Orcutt at Mertz Corners. Mrs CW White of Waterloo visits Leo Schuknecht’s home and Mrs George Patriisi and Mary Ann call on Mrs C G Lindberg. Hawaii hopes to shed a red balance by June 30 as a territorial surplus nears 832 100.

Triacult James Proctor Charles Deist John Orcutt Mertz Corners CW. White Waterloo Leo Schuknecht George Patriisii Mary Ann C. G. Lindberg Hawaii Honolulu

Baptist Missionary Society Meeting Report

The ladies of the Baptist Missionary Society met at Mrs. Charles Hubertz's home on Wednesday May 6 for an all day gathering. Twenty one attended a tureen lunch. Activities included sewing for the Lake Erie Bible Conference and an afternoon business session led by Mrs. Mer Westley with devotions by Mrs. Roy Wout and a study led by Mrs. A Hook and others.

Ladies of the Baptist Missuunary Society Charles Hubertz Lake Erie

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