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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1934
Page
3
Charles J. Speare argues the stock market is the healthiest in years with restrained debt and cautious investing. Critics disagree, noting high prices, low activity, and tempering optimism as brokers and Wall Street plungers face uncertainty.
In Hollywood Gulu on October 4 six films are active in work before cameras at University City with two Universal Pall Schedule features. The Good Fairy stars Margaret Sullivan with Phyllis Ludwis Anne Darling and Alene Carroll, Night Life of the Gods is directed by Lowell Sherman with Alan Mowbray Peggy Shannon Florine McKinney and a 22 member cast, and other titles include The Man Who Reclaimed His Head Cheating Cheaters Life Returns.
United Press dispatch from Washington notes recounts on entanglements of government in red tape, including messenger pay for rides at ten cents vs one dollar weekly, plus NRA legal division scrutiny of wording and commas. It cites public health trends with diphtheria and fever rises, and a pitcher’s death during a girls team handball game in Cincinnati.
A spirited Columbus rally featured Warren County Democrats led by Chairman Bearer and speakers Clyde Biden Gerald McGill Rare J Beshjiny and D J Teiscoll promoting the party platform. The Columbus orchestra and a Women’s Auxiliary luncheon closed the event amid predictions of a Democratic victory.
George MacDonald of South Center street spotted a flock of 24 geese flying south over his home in the Fourth Ward. The birds headed due south and may signal an early winter for the area, according to the observer.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Henry Keppel's Mott Street home with 22 members and three guests, Mr. Lust Swenson Miss Rae Moore and Miss Florence Fredlund. A social hour and business routine followed a silver tea benefit for St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, producing a substantial sum. two course salad lunches were served.
A Denver dispatch reports farmer Walter B. Korthas of Kit Carson Cojo stretched government pig crop reductions to gain bonuses, leading to an 18 month Leavenworth sentence. The piece critiques New Deal crop curtailment, contrasting scarcity driven price systems with economics of plenty and warns against overreliance on socialism.
Dr Worth M Tippo of the Churches of Christ warns that society is entering a new era requiring a balance between individual freedom and collective cooperation. He argues the profit motive should not dominate, and questions if America can fuse personal initiative with social responsibility, seeking a middle path between conservatism and radicalism.
A former chairman of the United States shipping board proposes three additional giant passenger ships to compete with Britain's Queen Mary. He warns such frenzied building would be a international misfortune and criticizes wartime shipping spending and nautical advertising. He questions the value of these liners for the United States.
Paris observes fashion harmony as shoe trims mirror dress and coat details. Boots and blouses feature three diagonal buttons, suede accents, and nut motif in new footwear toning with skirts and gowns. Acorns and hazel nuts appear as miniature tie-ends and decorative elements across boot and pump lines.
The Redkey town council has installed two bright new pumps and tin cups hang from the handles, signaling a revival of the old town feature long forgotten in some communities.
Poday should bring calm after the storm with clerical work and short trips. Early evening favors from superiors and lost items may reappear. Late evening is impractical. Mind should be logical and sports interest noted. Financial improvement expected from Nov 29 through Dec 10 1984. Be cautious of accidents or temper Jan 3 to Jan 7 1935. Socially favorable Oct 14.
Frans R. Ryan, 42, died of a heart attack during a boxing card in Ogden Utah. Witnesses reported the event occurred as fights concluded. the incident was framed as a medical case rather than foul play.
A report to a local paper claims an ale party last evening followed by a simmering group a week earlier spotted exactly ninety one deer. Paul Mathis reported the event, with Rev. Gilbert Howe and two others. A prior motor party on another Sunday matched the same deer count of ninety-one.
Ray VanCise of Tryonville sues George and Marban Ot of Meadville formerly of Tiunville seeking payment for services. The case related to Get Out Los procedures in Tryonville is being heard this week in Crawford County Court at Meadville.
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