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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1930
Page
3
Willacoochee Georgia imposes a curfew with a new rule that grown men must justify staying on the streets after midnight to the City Marshal. Loitering is banned without a valid reason and entering a dwelling after 12 o clock midnight requires Marshal’s consent. The measure aims to keep parents at home earlier, though the policy appears puzzling to readers.
The piece notes Hamon de Valera's return to the U S where he raises funds for the Irish Republic and draws enthusiastic crowds. A speaker declares the old guard will not retreat while De Valera’s supporters question whether he represents Ireland, amid sparse home news and claims of misrepresentation by Irish papers.
Robert Littell reviews Pravda on Russia's Theatre of Hygienic Education, five years old with 200 performances before 700000 attendees. The anniversary program featured a play urging strict selection of village reconstruction leaders and exposing underlying class warfare.
Pranks circulated as a young lady borrowed a "quad split' ter" from the Journal. Miss Alta Woodring hosted the Jenny Wren club at her West Washington home. The Ferris billiard and pool room in the Horn block opens Saturday. A small roof fire at Rex Manufacturing was put out by the fire department. Library Theatre showed vaudeville with patrons pleased. At the roller rink masquerade Tom Burs won best dressed, Mrs Rourke won the ladies prize, Jack hmke top in most comical costume. W H Beattie opened a new bakery at 104 West Main.
A grocer paid 640 a dozen for eggs. He broke 15 and ate 15, and sold out at 720, receiving first cost. How many dozen did he buy. Solve yesterday's puzzle about 3 men with a riddle styled explanation and arithmetic steps.
Daily Lessons in English discusses pronunciation, spelling, and vocabulary. It cites a critic's view on a Russian play about alcoholism, noting disagreements on drama and social themes, and questions whether workers prefer certain plays. The piece emphasizes study and patience in understanding Russian society and literature.
The text lists brief Q A items on topics like the English pope, steel weight per cubic inch, Hamilton's religion, a book reference to a chariot race, Sicily's ownership, Columbus's theory about reaching India, a speed estimate, a book title, Washington DC, and John Paul Jones.
A compact portrait notes Aristide Briand born 1862 in Nantes, elected premier twelve times, forms cabinets, and serves as foreign secretary. It mentions his habits like fishing long hours, old coat attire, shoe-on-table luck in youth, and habit of delivering speeches for peace.
J C Middleton of Gollinswood New Jersey owned and drove the car which was demolished after leaving the Mt Jewett road west of the Kane Ice Company plant. No injuries were reported. The vehicle struck a telephone pole, shattered windows, yet was driven to Bentz and Hanks garage under its own power.
Erin April 1 A truckload valued at 1400 dollars containing 20000 cigars was stolen at 10 a m from Bayuk Cigar Co warehouse at Peach street. Patrolman Patchen stopped the vehicle at 26th and Cascade. John King 38 a floater was arrested and booked at police headquarters after claiming to be alone in the truck.
Thomas Greening died at his home in Olean at 7 o clock after a stroke long his health declined He was a retired Pennsylvania Railroad employee of over forty years and a Knights of Columbus member Survived by his wife a granddaughter two brothers Peter Greening Panama Ganai Zone and Joseph Greening New Orleans La two sisters Lillian Kanawell New Orleans La and R J Tucker Cleveland His daughter was killed in an automobile accident years ago Funeral services and burial will be in Olean New York Thursday morning
Three aviators in a Stinson monoplane faced difficulty starting a nonstop flight to Bermuda from College Point New York. The plane could not reach sufficient altitude due to excess load and a postponement was considered if takeoff could not occur before noon. Capts Lewis Yanney and Roger Williams along with William Alexander and Zeb Bouck were aboard. Bermuda lies about 759 miles away making navigation a demanding test.
A new industry is reported for Ridgway with Elk Tanning Company planning a cutting plant along the R and C tracks near the Eagle Valley tannery. The plant, of steel and brick, would employ about sixty at start, rising to over 200 at capacity, under M J Beach’s direction.
At the Senior High auditorium on Thursday evening the play Aaron Slick from Pumpkin Creek will be presented under the Junior Elementary Parent Teachers Association auspices. Steadman Community Players form the cast and the venue has moved from the Junior High to a larger, better equipped auditorium to accommodate a likely large crowd.
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