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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
3
President Lowell argues college education must serve moral purposes. He says study gains value when used to benefit society and urges undergraduates to act with talents in service, not mere knowledge. He asserts the core issue is moral responsibility.
A brief note from 1907 reports local misdeeds at Baptist and Methodist churches including thefts of rubbers and a overcoat. Railroad troubles note a late morning Corry east train due to a burst steam hose. Injuries at McTHe McTnnes steel works leave Phil Knight with two broken ribs and bruises. Mrs Lamona hosts a Finch party. Mr and Mrs Ellis Brown return from their wedding trip. Guy Rogers leaves E J Guignon for Miller and Stewart.
Answers recap: Joseph's father Jacob grandfather Isaac great grandfather Abraham. Old frail leading into New Mexico refers to the Santa Fe Trail. National gem of him unknown. Celtic languages include Irish Scottish Welsh Manx Breton Cornish. Newfoundland is part of the Dominion of Canada. Replies also cover character vs reputation, a 1926 population figure, Emerson, the volt, and Nevada land area per inhabitant.
Mrs. Emma Lundberg 75 years nine months died in Sugar Grove from shock after an accident Saturday that fractured her femur and an arm. Wife of Fred Lundberg she is survived by her husband daughter Mrs May Macintosh and brother August Jobson. Funeral at 2 pm Sunday Rev R B Muthard officiating burial in Cherry Hill cemetery Sugar Grove.
Mrs. Lyle Colby hosted an annual Christmas party described as a very merry affair with a happy time and exchange of gifts and goodwill.
Hats cost 33.4 per dozen and sell at 9.50 each. Profit per hat is sale minus cost per hat. Cost per hat is 33.4 dollars per 12 hats equals 2.7833 dollars roughly. profit per hat about 6.7167 dollars. percent profit about 76.4 percent.
William Schrock, 10, was wounded on December 16 while walking near the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks on the south side. A stray bullet struck him and he cried I’m shot before being taken to a hospital. Doctors said the wound may be from a railroad torpedo. Of note, Monsignor Thomas Sc O'Reilly, rector of Cleveland Cathedral, was named Bishop of Scranton.
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