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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
4
A jumble of shop prices and notices lists banana deals eggs and butter, local meat ads, groceries, services, and a car theft investigation note. Also reports two to three DuBois girls found safe near Franklin after a berry pick and ride with a stranger.
Corry members of the Dairymen's League attended the Erie and Crawford counties sub district meeting in Cambridge Springs. H H Mars of Waterford led an instructive session in the Grange Hall before about 125 delegates from Townville Union City Waterford North East Girlf ield Cambridge Springs and Corry. A picnic lunch followed with discussions on milk consumption in cities due to unemployment and how district directors in New York City set August prices. The June milk handling rose by 25 000 000 pounds year over year. The program featured Baptist Male quartet W D Lew Clifford Lewis and others plus readings by Miss Mary Drake and vocal by Clifford Lewis. Vera McCrea of New York City will address the Crayford county Teachers Institute and speak at the next sub district meeting in Waterford.
A sanity commission was appointed to examine Hogar Russell, 26, who escaped an Ohio prison and faces charges of attempted robbery. The move follows a note from Mrs Olive Stills, Russell’s mother, and cites Russell's extensive time in correctional facilities since age eight. A second item reports George Karnis, 7, of Cheswick, drowning in the Allegheny River while swimming with others. rescuers found his body four hours later.
A small boy was asked what he knew of the prophet Ahab and Wijah the Tishbite. He answered with a joking misquote about a man in camel hair announcing himself as Eliza the tibit, reflecting a playful misremembering of biblical figures.
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