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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1936
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions people and places but lacks a clear event or fully readable details. The readable bits suggest a generic local item without identifiable names, dates, or organizations to form a coherent summary.
Gov Landon forges cross party ties with Alfred Smith and Herbert Hoover as they back his final campaign push. In Topeka a radio broadcast and a five hour Hoover visit underscore a public display of unity between 1928 nominees and the 1932 effort.
Personal notices list Mr and Mrs W G Randanl Miss Louise Anderson and many others visiting Erie for business or family visits. Several plan returns home tonight or soon while others travel to Pittsburgh Dunkirk or New York City. A citizenship class gathering at the WPA Adult Education center honors eight new citizens: Vandovich Bozek Vesely Lasreney Messina Pall Jackson Wozniak.
Wheat is excellent pig feed and higher in value than corn when ground or tolled. Store surplus vegetables for winter with proper temperature moisture and ventilation. Improve pastures now with lime and superphosphate before snow. Emergency silos may preserve late maturing corn. Make fruit cider at home with elder. Locust grows fast a versatile tree for gullies and fence posts.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and roles in an unclear agency or committee. The text references management by several figures and possible affiliations but lacks concrete actions, dates, or places to specify a single notice. Further readable context is needed to define the subject and deadline.
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, held its year’s first meeting as a tureen dinner at Mrs. W A Redmond’s Wright Street home. Officers served a fine dinner and a Discovery Day program featured papers on Queen Isabella and Christopher Columbus. Year books were distributed by Mrs. Jessie K Newton. Next gathering set for November 5 at Mrs. A Paylian’s Maple Avenue home.
Dr G Buckingham of Allegheny College met with Superintendent R B Dewey and teachers in Meadville to complete plans for an extension course of State College. Eighteen teachers joined yesterday. more teachers are welcome. The next meeting will be held at the Senior High School next Tuesday afternoon with Dr Buckingham in charge.
In Martinez California Warren Smith aged 10 and Elam B Smith aged 75, both sons of a father who crossed the plains in 1848, meet again after 43 years apart. The reunion brings a poignant reminder of family ties bridged by time and distance.
Elmer Walzer reports on a Wall Street mood shift with G M Loeb predicting market strength despite potential dips. Analysts debate franc devaluation levels and pound parity as governments set new exchange rates amid volatility.
New York stocks rise to noon led by auto shares Chrysler GM Studebaker and Auburn with gains. Truck and Mack Treks hit new highs while motor accessories such as Electric Auto Lite rise. Lee Rubber also climbs to a new high amid broad market strength and a mixed list of issues shows some declines. A radio contest winner Mrs. GA Pain from West Street earned six pairs of silk hosiery on Wicher Brothers program.
In Kamakura Gen Hanzo Yamanashi drank too much wine at the General’s residence and was arrested after public attention gathered when witnesses called out the scene. Nearby, chains and jaywalkers hinder traffic amid parking rules in the business district.
An application has been filed with police to stage a large Tokyo event during the Olympics. Officials seek permission to accommodate the anticipated crowds and ensure orderly proceedings for the Japan’s top geisha festival amid the Tokyo 80 celebration plans.
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