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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1928
Page
8
The article explains planting peas as an early crop, noting smooth seeded types tolerate cold and wet soil better than wrinkled varieties. It covers double rows, spacing two inches, support needs for tall peas, and which varieties like American Wonder, Lax tonjan, Gradus, Telephone, and Marrowfat are popular. It also emphasizes rich mellow soil kept moist and stirred for a cool root run.
Local premiere features Sorrell and Son hailed as top drama unmatched in realism. The Patsy with Marion Davies is billed as a popular comedy drama from Metro, directed by King Vidor with Agnes Christine Jonasten script, plus background on Paul Hurst’s California location work and a Buster Keaton Civil War comedy at Grand Theatre referenced.
Joseph Seep, 89, long prominent in the oil industry and founder of the Joseph Seep Oil Purchasing Agency, died at his Titusville home after a period of illness. Born May 7, 1838, in Hanover Germany, he moved to America in 1849 and built a career with Standard Oil and South Penn Oil, later diversifying into banking and mining supply. He chaired the South Penn Oil Company board and left a large the family legacy with eleven children and numerous grandchildren.
Buster plays eng ineer in The General with Joseph Boyle on megaphone for First National's Mad Hour. Sally O Neil Allee White Larry Kent and Donald Reed star in the drama of a girl who toys luxury too much and pays. The Irresistible Lover, a Universal Jewel farce, arrives Friday and Saturday starring Norman Kerry and Lois Moran with William A Beaudine directing for Carl Laemmle Jr.
Andrew Abraham of Bates Street Youngsville died after choking on a piece of meat during a noon meal. Coroner B C Lowrey conducted the investigation and ruled death from asphyxia due to choking. He left a large surviving family including a wife, nine children and several relatives. The funeral was not yet scheduled. burial planned for Youngsville Cemetery.
Wanted work cleaning offices or house mention contact Mia King at phone 125 M. For rent first over Red and White store inquire F B Chase at 1119 First Avenue.
Ford production focuses on model A with about 1700 cars daily as facilities shift from tractors to cars. Chevrolet outputs rise from 110000 in February to 183000 in March, first quarter total 334500. Packard March shipments reach 4428 with last fiscal year gains of 41 percent. Hupp Motor Car Co sets monthly record of 8034, up 54 percent from February.
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