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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1933
Page
3
Paris stylistic notes describe Jeanne Albert, a cinema celebrity, in a Worth white tulip embroidered gown with a deep neckline and diamond clasp. A second conservatively styled white satin belt ensemble features a voluminous tulle skirt with a high throat and cloudlike back, showcased during a key stage entrance.
Hollywood comedian Harry Green known for sneaky humor and smart contracts. He recalls work with Cecil DeMille and Will Rogers, including a tense pay negotiation that ended with larger than expected compensation after a successful preview. Green performs card tricks in spare moments, keeping his playful screen persona alive.
Twenty years ago 1913 Corry items recount voters approving 616 to 37% for a measure, naming councilmen F Brown C Alexander Celsie and Howard, hospital dances, postal fraud probe, savings bank balance 14513.10, injuries from a basement fall, Cassius L. Baker elected councilman, Masons' Erie trip, travel to Bear Lake and St Petersburg, Hagenbeck circus rep Ralph Perkins return, and S E Ferguson aboard the mainline railroad.
Erie, Nov. 6. Herman Fields of Buffalo was held to blame for a fatal head on collision on Route 99 near North Hast. The crash killed his wife and Miss Genevieve Blair 24 of New Brighton. Witnesses said cars driven by Fields and Lavere Arsdale of New Brighton collided Oct 14. Mrs Fields died instantly and Miss Blair died the next day. Blair’s father David Blair remained hospitalized with a fractured skull.
Mrs Eliza A Corl aged 83 widow of Jona Corl died suddenly in Franklin Pennsylvania while visiting her daughter Mrs William Rhodes. She lived most of her life in Corry and is survived by Mrs Rhodes and two children. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 30 PM from the Christian and Missionary Alliance church with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
Relatives learn of Mrs Eveh Casler death Sunday afternoon at her Clymer home. Former Corry resident, widow of Walter Cagier, would have marked eight years of marriage next January. Survived by husband four sons Earl Custer Youngsville Pa Clayton Custer Jamestown Lewis Custer Tainsville Ohio and Dick Custer St Joseph Mich ten grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren. Funeral at her Clymer home Wednesday at 2 PM with interment in Cuttin Cemetery. Mr and Mrs John Hammond of Detroit formerly Corry visited friends Saturday.
Readers are urged to vote early tomorrow to avoid congestion as voters face a separate repeal ballot and multiple constitutional amendments. Officials note increasedSplit ticket activity with mayoral, school director, and council contests, predicting longer machine times and possible confusion during closing hours.
Gerard Swope argues for self government of business and a guild system replacing NRA. The piece weighs risks of internal control, clashes of interest, and the need for a trustworthy government to balance capital labor and consumers amid the economic crisis.
In Corry on 7th and Sassafras streets Mrs. A L Elliott and Mrs. L D Green, both 61, suffered injuries and are hospitalized. W F Hauser, 215 Ward Street, is charged with driving without a license. Frank Labowsti, Corry route 2, driver of the other car, faces reckless driving charges. Alderman Eugene Alberstadt sent notices to the defendants.
The fragment asks when the Concord street path crossed the Pennsylvania and Erie Railroad to Robbers' Row and when Bliss and Merrick ran the West Washington feed mill, plus when Andrew Sessle operated the Germania House and mentions a high board fence on West Main Street.
Three West Millcreek High School girls aged 14 to 16 were found stranded in Indianapolis after fleeing Wednesday with 25 dollars to hitchhike west. Authorities say they will be returned to their homes by their parents. Names given: Marjorie Baker 15 from West Ridge road, Betty Root 14 and Ruth Root 16 from West Ridge road.
Harvey M. Willis announced that $22,000 of the county sinking fund was withdrawn from the North East National Bank and invested in Liberty bonds due to lack of collateral. An additional $15,000, protected by collateral, remains and will earn interest. Donald DeJean Olive Hison and Mrs William Castor traveled to Hilde for a short stay.
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