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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1927
Page
6
Local notes from Spring Creek report visitors and relatives in Erie Warren and Corry. Residents list travels, hospital stays, and social visits with numerous family names and small events.
A list of suggested children’s books by grade is provided. Superintendent R S Dewey offers ten titles per grade with guidance from teachers, covering classics and modern tales for each level from First through Seventh Grade. The page also reports a fatal car crash near Altoona, with Miss Catherine Barron deceased after a vehicle swerved to avoid an obstacle and struck a telephone pole.
An 11 year old flyer from Tidewit journeys from Jaime city to Kanicakes aboard a plane. Parents and brothers are registered pilots aboard the craft. Authorities note she may be the youngest flyer in the United States.
Weather prognostication notes relief from a harsh cold snap in the city and surroundings after forty eight hours of severe conditions. Increasing clouds and possible light rain or snow forecast for tonight and Sunday. Temperatures expected to rise over the weekend as the high pressure moves east across the Atlantic coast states.
State police tying the death of Clyder of Parkersburg to a suspected escaped Bellefonte prisoner. A Toasted rifle found under lumber four miles from the hunting camp, along with reports of a man matching the fugitive’s description seen accepting rides near the deer hunting site.
Considerable interest is shown in a lecture at the first M. E. Church in the city this Sunday evening by Mrs. Alfreda J. Howell. A child psychologist and girls counsellor of the New York Civic League, she has long labored with girls of all classes and conditions, and for the past decade has focused on high school girls.
United Press reports Federal District Judge Charles C. Harris denied the St Louis and O'Fallon railroad’s injunction appeal in a landmark Interstate Commerce Act case. The government claimed $224.4 million, arguing a six percent return on valuation. the court refused to block collection, signaling broader implications for rail profits and recapture.
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