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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1931

Page

3

Play Your Hunches Inspires Scientists And Production Talks

A Corry Evening Journal column reviews scientists endorsing intuition alongside logic. It cites a questionnaire of 200 chemists who describe breakthroughs guided by hunches amid study. The piece also discusses production control, stabilization attempts across commodities, and notes Mrs Cronin’s slight improvement after a week in bed.

C. W. Steffler

Corry Notables and Local Happenings Twenty Years Ago

Thomas Pine dies at his East Washington home after a paralytic stroke. A bathhouse operator in Corry. The UPP camp received trout fry for distribution. R Lewis arrives from Chicago with work horses. Corry Mill Products begins cheese production. Mr and Mrs David Cook relocate to Fourth Avenue. Public actors reopen for spring term after vacation.

Thomas Pine Corry East Washington Street B. Washington Street Corry Hatchery Old City David Cook Eugene ‘Milley Fourth Avenue Wyante Crowell

Emerge Featured In Daily English Lesson

W L Gordon presents a daily English lesson focusing on misused words and pronunciation. The entry highlights common errors, demonstrates proper usage, and encourages vocabulary growth with a practical example of the word emerge.

W. L. Gordon

Quiz Q and A Snippet on Inventions and Geography

A reader quiz lists five questions with provided answers. Topics include dynamite inventor Alfred Nobel in 1966, the narrowest country Chile, oldest US railroad the Baltimore and Ohio founded 1827, and the whale as largest creature, with the Dead Sea location in southern Palestine.

United States Dead Sea Alfred Nobel Chile Baltimore and Ohio Palestine

A Problem A Day Money Puzzle With John Fred Joe

John has three times as much money as Fred and Fred has twice as much as Joe. Joe, Fred, and John together have 12 dollars more than John. Determine each amount. Yesterday’s answer 1050. Explanation notes equal percentage reductions for two cases.

John Fred Joe

Delegates Named for District Convention by Local Society

Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. A Trevd were appointed delegates to the District convention of the Woman s Home Missionary Society in Albion Pa on May 7 and 8. The local society met at the Methodist Episcopal church with Mrs Reed absent and Mrs Bart Hasbrouck in charge. Mrs May Blair and Mr red Snapp led the afternoon program.

John Miller A. ©. Trevd Woman's Home Missionary Society Albion Reed Bart Hasbrouck May Blair Red Snapp

Beginning Stenographic Class Starts April 6

Announcement invites residents of Warren Pennsylvania to enroll in a stenographic class starting April 6 at Hoff Business College. The notice encourages those not well employed to begin schooling now to prepare for better opportunities.

Hoff Business Warren

First Presbyterian Church Plans Exhibition for New Building

Be erected. Otl City April 3 Proposed plans for the new First Presbyterian church will be exhibited at the church for inspection by members soon. The committee reported a five year financing plan to secure land before razing the old structure. The church will stay on the corner of Harcott avenue and Spring street. Architects from Gil City have conferred and several plans were submitted. Robert Watson left for Kané for Easter holidays.

Otl City Theoney Harcott Avenue Spring Street Gil City First Presbyterian

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Corry Evening Journal South Street A. D. Colegrove Arthur Colegrove National Advertising Fred Kimball, Inc W. 46Th St New York F. Cronin E. Doane Main St R. Lewis Findley Corry Mill Products Mfg. Co Genevieve Condra CORY Artstyle Jordan Caldwell’s Coty Stag Bay Condra Pharmacy N. Center St Ze Rexall Sore Corry Penn’n Erie Civic Music Association Peach Street Lawrence Tibbetts Claudio Muzio Paul Kochanski Gladys Swarthout Mair Pattison Cincinnati Symphony Cleveland Symphony Civic Music Association Erie Robert Watson Kané Fundy Elvery General Electric General Electric Co Merritt Appliance Co East Main Street Chapin Smart Chapin's Frank C. Chapin & Sons North Center Street
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