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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1930
Page
3
A New York savings bank reports 10,000 new accounts opened in the first quarter and assets up by over 14 million dollars. The note questions whether thrift reflects genuine caution or impending stock speculation and suggests a broader saving trend.
Notes from 1910 discuss railroads and canals cooperation, with Pennsylvanias Atterbury and Loree praising waterways. Floods in Hornell cause damage, while colleges nationwide expand Far East studies led by a Yale professor. Marion Olmstead loses sight of an eye after an accident. Frank Auer visits from Buffalo.
Ex Sheriff Henry T. Cogswell files a 50000 damage suit against Jim Erie and Buffalo Traction Co for injuries from a December car crash at State and Twelfth streets in Erie. The article notes ground clearing for a federal building, a residence move by Mr Crapser, and a new plant at U S Brakeshoe Co with spectators watching the wheat harvest. A fire under a cupola was lit by J J Ressler’s young daughter.
Joan Crawford halts a New York honeymoon to rush home from her wedding to Douglas Fairbanks Jr. after a MG21 Studios wire warns her tan will fade. The star’s first talking picture Untamed is showing at the Rex Theatre this week, highlighting her famous sun tan as she stars in a tropical wilderness tale with her father.
A painter mixed vermilion with 3 white instead of 5 and seeks correction without waste. The problem hides a numeric trick tied to the stated ratio 3 vermilion to 5 white and a given price solution of $214.65, illustrating a proportional adjustment method.
John Seldwell advertises sharpened and repaired lawn mowers with all work guaranteed at 125 Wright St. Phone 295M. Also seeks lawn mowers in first close condition at cheap prices.
Daily Lessons in English discusses common errors such as possessives with city police departments and mispronunciations. It defines words like reverence and cites usage rules, urging readers to grow vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
Answers list five questions with concise responses. Fargo is named as the capital in one item. The first printing press in America is linked to the Navy. A medical fact notes heart activity via electrical currents. The date July 26, 1926 appears for a declared quote. The phrase for life appears in another item.
Lady Franklin and Rebekah Longewil sponsor a card party in the I O C F hall Tuesday evening in commemoration of the 111th anniversary of the Odd Fellows founding. Awards will be given and refreshments served by the arranging committee. Members and Odd Fellows are urged to attend.
An advertisement touts Adlerika a glycerin and buckthorn bark laxative that cleanses both upper and lower bowels removing poisons and relieving gas sour stomach and constipation with one spoonful. Thomas Downey druggist endorses the product claiming surprising results.
Mrs. Sarah Brown Mulkie wife of John R. Mulkie of Timon City died at her First Avenue home Saturday at 5 p m after months of illness. Aged in her 60s she was a longtime resident of Union City and formerly lived in Corry. Survived by husband son R B Mulkie Union City and daughter Mrs Glenn Humphrey Cambridge Springs funeral in Union City at 2 30 this afternoon with burial in Evergreen cemetery.
One hundred twenty delegates from Dairymen's League branches in Erie and Crawford counties met at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home in Corry. H. H. Marsh presided and reported on the league's new financial plan and a $4,000,000 Federal Farm Board loan for expansion.
P Kerley William Myers and his chickens Jerry Otts and Phyllis Lyons who acted as Temple Minstrels last week at the Senior High school auditorium will join the Talks minstrels on Thursday and Friday at 8 oclock daylight saving time in Erie. The program is under the White Squadron Erie lodge of Hiks and may attract a sizable crowd from the jetty area.
Joe Alex Morris reports on Leon Trotzky and Joseph Stalin as rivals for control of the Soviet Union. Trotzky portrays Stalin as a silent, oriental dictator who rose from secretary general to power while Trotzky argues Lenin favored him. The piece cites Trotzky’s defense of his role and Lenin’s opposition to Stalin.
The list surveys top titles and authors including The Door by Mary Roberts Rinehart, The Party Dress by Joseph Hergesheimer Knopf, and Gimmaron by Edna Verber Doubleday Doran. It notes other works and publishers amid eager reader interest and literary chatter.
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