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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1930
Page
3
Corry hospital has been filled almost to capacity. In March six patients were admitted. Currently there are 31 patients. A letter from David Barlow, who has been in Beaumont Texas, says the weather has been fine. He will leave for home, stopping at Hope Ark and Chicago.
In a collage of notices and quotes, J J Shubert of the Shubert Theatre Corp foresees a record box office and a stronger year for legitimate theatres in 1930, while Loew s Inc. predicts improved business by year’s end. Arcade restaurant opens tonight. Fish Commissioner Meehan visits, Mrs. Mead returns from Philadelphia with her son Glenn. Cherry Creek man Stanley Frankowski is sentenced to two and a half to five years for assault, following a Christmas eve incident that injured about thirty people. Street work resumes on 1st Main Street with hopes of timely completion.
Mrs Ivan Smith reports on the Tri county meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary held in Cambridge Springs during a regular session at the Fairchilds home. Eight members attended as plans were made to host the next district meeting in June or July. Also notes about Lent services at the Episcopal church featuring Rev H J Cluver of Kane and his wife Gluver, a Bexley Hall graduate, with the junior choir aiding in the service.
Erie announces daylight saving hours will start at midnight April 27 and run to midnight September 28. The chamber of commerce states these dates align with summer plans adopted in Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, and other eastern cities. Businessmen traveling from New York City to Spartansburg on matters were noted.
Answers include Greek alphabet first letter Alpha, author Samuel Houston for yesterdays question, Eugenics defined as a movement promoting selective breeding, largest natural lake is the Capitol region reference, and the dirigible Grat Zeppelin details with a safety note.
Russia limits vodka sales near factories and runs temperance propaganda after paydays. In a Koloma plant absences dropped from 0.8 percent to 0.4 percent, a pattern authorities deem representative of Russian factory towns and a possible contrast to American towns like Ford Dearborn.
A large city plans a 30 Sunday afternoon religious forum next winter. Catholic, Jewish and Protestant leaders collaborate to offer talks by prominent speakers from each faith, plus international visitors, open to unaffiliated individuals. Music and Q and A sessions enhance the program.
Lesson notes discuss common errors and word usage. It highlights negatives double meaning misused spellings and a vocabulary tip for the day focusing on the word climax and its meaning in literary context.
Arthur Capper, born July 14, 1860 in Garnett Kansas, has never deserted his first newspapers. He began as a compositor at Topeka Daily Capitol in 1884, moved to reporting, observed Washington, bought the Capitol in 1892, built a chain of papers, ran for governor in 1911 and won in 1915 and 1919, then served in the U.S. Senate from 1919 onward, focusing on farm relief and avoiding society circles.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a weight loss cure claiming fat loss of 20 pounds in three weeks. It promises increased energy, clearer vision, sparkling eyes, and improved vitality. The copy urges purchasing a 5 cent bottle from Ames & Co. or drugstores with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A boat travels downstream at 1 mph and upstream at 10 mph. It takes 31 8 hours longer to go upstream than downstream. Determine the distance traveled. The passage also contains unrelated notes about fractions, plum exchanges, and a local Chamber of Commerce survey on summer hours, plus a short regional travel note about Austin visiting Ludlow.
A local retailer announces deals priced within the limit of your personal budget, highlighting accessible options for daily essentials. Shoppers are invited to visit the store to compare prices and take advantage of in-store promotions.
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