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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1928
Page
6
Mayor Bracken urges residents to prepare yards and properties for a spring cleanup. City trucks will collect refuse from curbside on May 2 and 3, with all material ready by 7 a.m. Each street gets one pass, and residents should use containers or place debris at the curb. Corn stalks must be burned or plowed under to meet federal rules.
In Oil City on April 28 1928 the local weather spoiled plans for the Sparks Givens circus causing a pause in Ol City. The Big Boss ordered unloading and immediate move to Meadville as soon as feasible due to the cold conditions and disruptive forecast.
Two amateur aviators died when an old Army pursuit plane they flew malfunctioned and burst into flames. The victims were Joseph Miller, 25, owner of the plane, and Myron Kelly, 25, who was being taught to fly.
A cryptic phrase hints at a theme of refinement through force, noting an eight man effort or device that achieves polish only when friction is present. The wording suggests a mechanical or metaphorical process where improvement arises from controlled resistance.
A detailed design description by R C Hunter and Bro architects of New York City outlines a well planned house. It highlights a vestibule, two court closets, a large living room with a sun porch, compact stairs, and three upper bedrooms around a hall with a red bath. Features include a practical layout, varied textures, artistically preserved exterior, a cellar with laundry and heating, and a recommended lot frontage of at least 50 feet. Cost estimated at about 7000 dollars.
Mrs Willian Hall and several delegates attended the Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society convention in North East. A large delegation from various societies heard reports on Lane and Home Missions and Foreign Fields, with recommendations adopted for greater work. Talks by Rev Yeany and others urged more funds and laborers to advance missions.
National legislators from the South tend to be native Southerners or from nearby regions, while Western members often hail from distant parts of the country. The text suggests regional backgrounds influence Roopbuilding and political alignments, noting the Younger azures as a reference.
Detroit slugger Paul Pasterling shows early power for Detroit in the Throwt league. In the first four games of the season he has hit three home runs with the team.
An affidavit filed in South Bend charges S. Shumaker, superintendent of the Indiana Anti Saloon League, with violating the Corrupt Practices Act. Attorney General Arthur L. Gullom swore to the affidavit, alleging Shumaker unlawfully published a statement accusing Gullom of being “wet.”
Mrs. Mary Williams, wife of Police Anthony Williams, was robbed by a young man about 20 years old who jumped from a Ford, pointed a revolver, and took a purse containing 75 cents and a key. He fled east on Sixth Street after ordering the pocket book.
Mrs May McCormick of Corry High School Commercial Department elected vice president of the Northwestern Association at its annual meeting held Saturday at Kane High School Hugh M Mitchell of Kane elected president succeeding Mion L Brown of this city Miss Ruth Tillotson of Cutty Warren High School elected secretary and treasurer Representatives from six counties attended the meeting Address by State Department Exteution officials Ralph S Dewey presided at morning session and luncheon Hoffmaster elected Chairman of his department Notes attendees from Corry include principals Sheen and Waite Superintendent Dewey and others The 1920 meeting will be at Edinboro State Teachers Training College.
England's premier aviatrix Lady Bailey lands in Capetown completing an eight day solo flight from London, a journey started over four months ago. An unrelated health ad touts Thompson's Barosma for kidney health, promising relief and toning, with Golden Lax Tablets as a constipation aid.
The Erie County Press Association gathered at the Reed House on Saturday to reaffirm unanimous opposition to bonding Erie County for 350000 to build a new TB hospital as proposed by county commissioners. Editors insist voters agreed in 1920 that costs would not exceed 75000 and that the facility would be at the county home site near Girard. They contend the current proposal would cost 360000 and could rise to about 500000 if built at alternative sites, a cost voters would not have approved.
Patrick Mahoney age 57 of Deer Street, a City Walter Department employee, was severely injured when a car driven by 15 year old Anthony Pantano struck a hole in Wagle Street near West Fourth. Mahoney sustained head and shoulder injuries and was taken to hospital. Pantano said he hit the hole and swerved to avoid a heavy object in the road.
Over $400 was realized by the Woman's Club through a rummage sale at the Realty building on North Center Street last week. The sale, near the most successful ever, will fund the club’s building needs. Remaining items will be distributed to relief organizations. The Emmanuel Guild postponed its sale to avoid conflict. The Journal was thanked for assistance and contributors were praised for the strong response.
The seal of the United States was designed by WH Martin, a young student from Philadelphia, brother of Dr Hengumli Burton. He created the early design, which evolved into the final form presented to a committee led by Charles Armstrong, secretary of the Confederate Congress, Dr Arthur Tew, and Elland Bouitlnal, who reported to Congress.
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