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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1935

Page

3

Special meeting on Monday educations board and metro opera preview

Special meeting of the Board of Education set for Monday evening. Erie county temperance rally and a preview of the Metropolitan Opera season at the General Motors Concerts program Sunday night October 27 features soprano Rosa Ponselle singing excerpts from Garmoh. The program runs from 1 to 1 o'clock with Fluffy Vallee as orchestra reader.

General Motors Fiosa Ponselle Garmoh

Indian Chief Ho-To-Pi to Sing at Local Concert

Indian tenor Chief Ho-To-Pi known as the Indian Caruso will perform songs and dances at Senior High on November 15 under Lillian Gully’s auspices. He aims to improve white about Native peoples and stresses mutual respect across cultures.

Tadigan Chie Ho-To-Pi Caruso America Europe Ho-To-Pi Buffalo

Corry Members to Attend Sharon Club Meet

District No 1 of the Business and Professional Women's Club plans a Saturday gathering at St John’s Parish Hall Sharon Pa with Corry Club members to attend. Afternoon sessions at 3 30 include committee program discussions and talks by Beulah Manley and Cathryn Blyley. Dinner at 6 30 followed by entertainment with Helen Blair and other officers. Transportation arranged. reservations due by October 30. A second item notes the Salem American Legion band receiving ovation in a Boston parade as they played The Wearing of the Green.

Business and Greenville Helen Blair Wellsboro

Registration rolls revised to prevent voting errors

County commissioners announce completion of a months long effort to revise permanent registration records. Clerks will refile misfiled enrollment cards into district binders to ensure accurate roll calls for November 5. Previously rushed primaries caused misplaced cards and some voters being unable to vote.

WRI Orea Work Prioity Vntal Wats

Burned to death in truck crash on Cresson Mountain

United Press reports two men were killed when a large trailer overturned on a curve on Cresson mountain. Flames spread over 15 acres and rescuers could not approach the burning wreck. Bodies found two hours later. truck belonged to Cooper Jarrett Trucking Co of Kansas City. Authorities checked with Kansas City and Indianapolis to identify the men, one with an Indiana license.

United Press Altoona Cresson Mountain Cooper Jarrett Trucking Company Kansas City Indianapoln Indiana

Calm trial of colored youth sparks courthouse drama in Smethport

In Smethport Pennsylvania, October 26, anticipation runs high as the Nathaniel Molson trial proceeds in McKean County. Defense lawyers R T Mutzabaugh and James Wolfe delay cross examination, promising a vigorous response once the state rests. County Detective Jack Allison describes the proceedings as orderly and unusually quiet for a murder case.

Smethport Mctean County Nathaniel Molson R. T. Mutzabaugh James Wolfe Jack Allison

Warme Warle defends New Deal amid election rally

Governor Warle, campaigning in Washington Pennsylvania, touts New Deal spending as preventing starvation and lifting the country from a deep low mood. He contrasts Republican and Democratic records and urges voters to choose Democratic candidates to continue prosperity and avoid economic collapse.

United Press Washington Warle New Deal

Rarest British Flower Captivates Indy Newspaper Readers

The Indy reports on a rare British flower drawing attention from readers and garden clubs. Enthusiasts note its unusual bloom and potential horticultural significance, highlighting its vivid color and delicate petals amid growing interest in exotic plants.

Big Democratic Meet to Draw Throng in Erie Tonight

An Erie rally expects about 3000 attendees at the public auditorium on Freney Street, with Governor George H. Earle and state official Arthur Colegrove as principal speakers. Other speakers include Norbert Fitzgerald, Mayor Rossiter, and Miles Kitts. The program begins at 8 p.m., with veterans to be welcomed afterward.

Miles B. Kitts David W. Sterling Earle U.S. S. Victor U. S. Navy Navy Ross Woodrow Wilson Fhie U. S Dri and Bugle Corps Szumagula Post American Legion Colegrove George H. Earle Club Fifth Ward Kate Die

Maniacs Evade Police Dragnet At County Seat Erie

In Erie on Oct 26 police deputy sheriffs and vigilantes hunted two women snatchers after a 21 year old waitress Miss Margaret Angelotti escaped a kidnapping attempt at 20th and Peach streets. The blue sedan fled west, dragnet failed, detectives questioned Angelotti and extra patrols remained on alert.

Erie Viglinites 20Th Peach Streets Margaret Angelotti West 20Th Street Alfonso Lazini Peach Street Paul Luthringer August Heisier George Barber Diylaion George Christoph

Explosion at Jones and Laughlin Plant Causes Hype

A loud blast at the South Side Jones and Laughlin Steel plant triggered a flood of calls to Hou se stations and newspapers. The plant cited molten metal dropped into a moisture pit as the cause and reported no injuries, though one worker claimed three men were hurt, a hospital check found no corroboration.

Pittsburgh Zvo

Counties share in CCC program for winter camps

Nearby counties Warren Crawford McKean Tioga and Clarion will share in the Civilian Conservation Corps program this winter with camps to operate on soil erosion prevention forest protection and improvement projects. About 25 000 CCC men will work from the camps with nine on erosion prevention two on military parks 11 in state park projects and two on military reservations.

Warren Crawford McKean Clarion Civilian Conservation Corps Robert Fechner

Sunday Movie Legalization Protest Filed by Corry Ministers

The Corry Ministerial Association asks officials to reject proposals legalizing Sunday movie exhibition. They invoke the Sabbath commandment and warn that commercializing the Holy Day would incur divine displeasure, signed by Rev. E. A. Hook and Rev. Wa. Hall.

Corry Ministerial Association Supreme Court of the Universe The E. A. Hook Wa. Hall

Spiral Spaghetti Shapes Across Italy’s Cities

Italians enjoy a variety of pasta shapes with regional flair. Bologna favors ribbon style while Rome serves it in strips. In Sicily cooks twist dough into tiny spirals using knitting needles.

Rome Italy Sicily

Governor Urges Roosevelt Anniversary Observance

Harrisburg reports Governor Earle calls for statewide observance of Theodore Roosevelt’s 77th birth anniversary. He asks public school teachers to reinforce Roosevelt’s sterling qualities and to make good citizenship a permanent objective for youth.

Col Theodore Roosevelt United States Gol. Roosevelt America United Press Harrisburg Earle Roosevelt

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