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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1935

Page

4

Corry Evening Journal Advertisement Rates

The notice lists publishing and advertising details for the Corry Evening Journal with addresses of national advertising representatives and rate cards for mail and carrier delivery. It notes post office entry in Corry, Pa and price terms for subscriptions and carriage.

Corry Evening Journal West South Street Corry A. D. Colegrove William P. Lombard National Advertising Representative Fred Kimball, Inc 44Th St New York Bartlett Milwaukee Michigan Square Chicago Stormfeltz-Lovely Detroit Chamber of Com Pittsburgh Real Estate ‘Trust Philadelphia

Origins of Mother's Day traced to two early advocates

A Philadelphia woman and a South Bend man advanced the idea of Mother’s Day. The man began campaigning in 1904 and helped establish a late 1910s observance, while the woman pressed public meetings and conventions, leading to Pennsylvania designating the first capital Mother’s Day in 1913 and a 1914 presidential proclamation after Congress designated the holiday. The trend grew into a widely observed, commercialized event with gifts and flowers.

Philadelphia South Bend Ind Kansas City Pennsylvania Congress Wilson

Supreme Court decisions and constitutional change

The article argues that Supreme Court rulings are not final and that the Constitution adapts over time. It cites railway pension decisions and other reborn rulings, noting changes reflect evolving public will and societal life. It stresses the Court lags behind but will align with essential legislative interpretations.

Supreme Court Oniet Hughes Agaa

Forecast of Prosperity by Dawes Prophesies Summer Boom

The article cites General Dawes predicting durable goods demand will surge by July, reaffirming his earlier promise from last December. It notes a distant but persistent optimism amid a broader economic outlook while reporting a fire incident at a Rouseville residence damaging wool flooring and belongings.

Dawes

Mountain Grove Man Protests Dangerous Mail Fraud Scheme

Mountain Grove resident M S Glenn writes to Postmaster General Parley asking about a dime chain letter scam using the mails. He details proposed $5 and 15 cent donations, the government’s potential prosecutions, and the vast payroll impact claimed by promoters, urging action to stop the scheme.

United Press Washington James A. Parleys M. S. Glenn Mountain Grove Glenn Mmsai Postal Department Posts Department

Twenty Years Ago Ag Taken from Journal Files May 11 1915

A daily column recalls 1915 events with names and places. Kenneth Gilson sails from New York to Spitzenburg to resume duties as chief engineer for a coal firm. A Corry Cemetery Association meeting re elects a long list of directors. Local personalities visit Garland Titusville and the county seat.

Kenneth Gilson Mrs. M. Gilson New York Spitzenburg Corry Cemetery Association G. L. Alexander C. H L. Bagley A. D. Colegrove O. E. Doane C.D. Hasbrouck Everett Leach E. Love W. W. Morgaridge J. H. Falmer D. S Rowe S. G Sweet GC. D. Wilcox Wright W. Hd. Marsh Sisby Caldwell

Star Signals May 13 Horoscope Forecast

The text outlines daily emotional barometer and behavior guidance for dates Aug 22 to Sept 2, noting morning depression, afternoon neutrality, and evening self-focus. It warns against extravagant spending and disputes with partners over money from Sept 25 through Dec, and cautions against accidents with sharp instruments, fire or machinery from Sept 1 to 7, 19%.

Fragmented plea about funds and jail risk in letter

A damaged excerpt shows a speaker discussing avoiding jail counts by donating small sums. The writer names MICNAED and GLENN and questions life while contemplating fines, a possible "bog-house," and arrest for unspecified acts, revealing distress and confusion.

Micnaed & Glenn

Hollywood man rates Garbo not among top beauties

Bert Longworth remarks Garbo is not beautiful and not in the ten best actresses. He lists other stars like Billie Dove, Kay Francis, Clara Bow, Miriam Hopkins, Louise Brooks, Judy Kay, Marl Dietrich, Del Rio, Marion Davies, Josephine Hutchinson, Anita Louise, and notes his decades of work photographing about 2,000 actresses.

Hollywood Gulif Bert Longworth Garbo Longworth Mnow; le Greta Garbo Billie Dove Ikay Francis Clara Bow Miriam Hopkins Louay Judy Kotler Pomutitl Lupey Marine Dietrich Belores del Hin Miss del Rio Marion Davies Josephine Hutchinson Anita Louise Graimz iLengworle N Alfuet Tre

Jo Anne Farmer Weds Norvin Mitchel Under Oak In Visalia

Miss Joanne Farmer and Nor min I Mitchel, both of Fellows, wed beneath the city’s oldest oak in Visalia. Rain and overflow crowd surrounded the shade circle around the park’s central tree on Main Street.

Visalia Cal Lorie Ok Sinalivst Joanne Farmer Normin I. Mitchel Fellows

Services at Community Church in Columbus Sunday

Columbus Pa May 11 Services at the Community Church Sunday May 12 include Sunday School at 10 am Young People's meeting at 6 15 pm and evening service at 7 45 pm There will be no eleven o'clock service Rev Garnett of Spring Creek will lead Sunday evenings until further notice Also local social items and a Columbus Grange meeting recap with program details.

Columbus Garnett Spring Creek Wilford Westley Roger Sciota Martin Williams Florence Damon Columbus Dean School Clayton Damon Providence R. I Damon Sears Rae Tuck Sugar Grove the Grange C. W. Skinner Sarah Page Arthur Page

Concord P T A Hosts Silver Tea in School

One hundred guests enjoyed a pleasing program at the Concord School silver tea Friday evening hosted by the Parent Teachers Association with Ruth Dahlstrand as chairman. The event featured trumpet duet Milan Wailer and Carol Mae Hoskins with Naomi Johnson, a men's quartet, Marie Bennett with Johnson on piano, a humorous reading by Mrs J B Cogan, and a high school Dramatics Class play pearls directed by Thomas Roelofs. A buffet lunch concluded a successful afternoon.

Concord Parent ‘Teachers Association of Ruth Dahlstrand Milan ©. Wailer Carol Mae Hoskins Naomi Johnson C. N. Jones Leta Lindsley George Bruce Thomas Marie Bennett Miss Johnson

Paris Evening Gown Trends in Mid-Season Collections

Paris styles highlight diverse fabrics from organdies to Lastex taurs with gowns by Jean Fatou Vera Borea and Marcel Rochas. Designs feature high necks or bare backs with circular hems knotted scarves and organdy collars in deep garnet and midnight blue tones. Great variety dominates the mid season fashion showings.

Paris Jean Fatou Vera Borea Marcel Rochas Fatou Vera Boren Marcel Roch

Black Fury at Rex Sunday opens amid praise and peril

The Rex Theatre hosts Black Fury this Sunday hailed by critics as a top 1935 film. Paul Muni stars as he seeks vengeance after a fellow miner is killed and his daughter attacked. A California deer feeding law aims to curb winter fatalities in northern mountains.

Rex Theatre Paul Muni Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Muni

Emblem Oil Truck Damaged by Fire Near Bradford

A large Emblem Oil Company truck was damaged by a fire on the Bradford to Olean route yesterday morning. Bradford firefighters prevented total loss after the blaze erupted from the engine while crossing a lower Main Street bridge. Driver W J Lope of the city stopped the vehicle and fire crews extinguished the fire in about 30 minutes. In Spokane, Washington, a Walla Walla farmer asked the State Game Commission for duck relief due to flocks landing on a navigation stream and flooding his land.

Emblem Oil Company Bradford Olean Lower Main Street Wuck W. J. Lope Spokane Wash Maurice Ahlquist Walla Walla State Game Commission

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