Emperor Seeks Power in Century Crisis
A fragmented notice hints at a ruler’s bid for renewed authority during a pivotal century. Officials and factions are poised for action as tensions rise over governance and control.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1937
Page
5
A fragmented notice hints at a ruler’s bid for renewed authority during a pivotal century. Officials and factions are poised for action as tensions rise over governance and control.
Personal mentions list multiple residents and guests visiting Erie, Grove City, and nearby areas. Names include Mrs R S Dewey and family, Mrs Mary Cogan, Edward Persons of Sherman, Rev G L Boyd, Patsy Notte from Harrisburg, W B Richards of Cleveland, Le Roy Wilcos wis, Josephine Kielar, Mrs George Klein, Mrs Charles Zenus, Mayville, Guy Lindsey, Misses Jane Raymond, F M Raymond, W A Johns, Ernest A Wright, Shirley Hinman, Dorothy Jones Joff, Mrs William Cassidy, Terry Cassidy, Mrs Phillip Stroup, LaVonne Stroup, Prink Kolstee, and guests of Mrs T W Rickers.
United Press reports Clarence B. Smith, a member of the national bituminous coal commission, accused General Hugh S. Johnson of pressing for appointments for his brother Mead Johnson and NRA aide Freidrick Reiman. Smith cited Mead Johnson as special agent at 4800 dollars annually since September 1 and Reiman as special investigator earning 3200 dollars per year since August.
R A Buckman of Mayville will address Corry Men's Bible Class at the Salvation Army half Sunday afternoon. His topic is The Gateway into the Kingdom. The group will hold a ten minute songfest before the ten o'clock service, and all men in the community are invited.
A fragment notes a swap proposal involving Amine Cylmetral for a plain apartment at St James Apartments 2412 South Corner Street Bhs. The readable text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
Armistice Day events at the Archie W Thompson Post No 4 Veterans of Foreign Wars featured cards and games, refreshments, and a quiet afternoon with members and families including officers and auxiliary members. Messages from Legionaires were read, while children and guests attended birthday party activities and veiled social tributes at homes on West Washington Street and West Wayne Street.
A fragmented old note praises a breed called Great Pane Dogs, detailing their size, origin, and versatility. It notes popularity in Denmark mockingly, early hunting use against wild boar, later guarding lions in the Antoviea region, and ends with thanks to friends and family for support during illness.
Stanford Hose Company plans a fundraising dancing party on Wednesday evening November 24 to support the annual event. The event funds maintenance of the firehouse club rooms and strengthens the volunteer company’s capacity for future community service. The Hay Brouick Orchestra will provide music for the event at the Wilks club venue.
The family expresses heartfelt thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of Prank White. They are grateful for the support from relatives neighbors and friends and extend appreciation for all acts of consolation.
Attorney Hosbach will deliver the principal address at the annual memorial gathering of the Jord Lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order of Hills on Sunday afternoon. Plans are now being completed for the service and ovation of the departed members, with a solemn ceremony and remarks from speakers.
At the general assembly Harald G. Wolf installed Robert Grice as president of J. H. The ceremony named Doris Beug as secretary and Walter Deneing as treasurer. Juniors and Autin Colby participated, with a focus on student leadership roles. The article also mentions a separate line about a female “huckworm” producing about 5,009 eggs.
United Press reports market mood mirrors 1929 turmoil with government tone shifting from reassurance to pressure. Aldrich outlines tax, margin, and trading flaws while new policy talk questions government role in finance and utilities amid thin recovery signals.
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