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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1927

Page

3

Twenty Years Ago From Ourdal Files

Glued Livermore attained by the Porky Mhirtaday and about thirty friends gathered at the home at night. The city awarded a five yen contract to the Wolison company on a bid of 14 cent. A fight to finish reportedly occurred in the Bourth Wavil Thursday afternoon. Two well known riders were hurt, blood flowed, bout ended in the third round. Prof. and Mrs. Joseph Shrawder will spend the holiday at their home in Uni Montgomery county. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bagley returned from Texas after months away. Murray Olds returned from Exeter for the holidays. Lewis Olds, sick since return from New York, is improved.

Ele Hay Wolison Company Bourth Wavil Wren Gore Ta Wale Inogk Prof Mrs Joseph Shrawder Uni Montgomery County

Sidelights on Life in Washington Contemplate Nomination

Rodney Dutcher reports on political maneuvering in Washington as Hoover and Dawes vie for the Republican nomination. The piece notes possible draft of Coolidge, shifts toward Hoover, Dawes, and Lowden, and the role of eastern and western delegates in the convention.

Hfig Lowden Dawes Wes Middle West Ednt East Hoover Hughes Hes Jaen Barrier To the Hooverites

A Bigger Navy and the Cost of Expansion

The article argues for a large U S naval buildup with a five year construction program of 725 million dollars, raising total costs toward 8 to 20 billion and an annual maintenance burden near 500 million. It critiques the Washington arms limits interpretation and notes public resistance to larger fleets while favoring diplomacy to curb armament.

United States Hia Becaues

Lindbergh Plans Air Tour to Boost Mexican Aviation

Col Linbbergh aims to promote aviation in Mexico City by flying with ex president Alvaro Obregon and possibly President Calles, traveling part way to Tampico in the Spirit of St. Louis and meeting his mother on a Christmas visit. He will base his Central American leg in Guatemala City and hopes to visit capitals only.

Mexico City A. Lindbergh Alvaro Obregon Lindbergh Rolley San Diego Obregon Tampico St. Louis Tie Mother Detroit Mich Tam Mother Fairchild Guatemala City Costa Rica South America Cuba

Corry High School to reunite two classes at Hotel Corry

Corry High School plans a reunion for the 1025 and 1926 classes at Hotel Corry on Wednesday December 28. Frederick Miller Dorr Barton Arthur Palmer Leonard Burchardt and Miss Alice Messenger oversee the event. Dinner at 7 in the main dining room, then dancing. An advance ticket sale is under way to ease entry. Larson's Orchestra will perform.

Corry High School Hotel Corry Frederick Miller Dorr Barton Arthur Palmer Leonard Burchardt Alice Messenger Unehoatelry Darcing Abe Larson Orciestra Hy

GIFT FROM PENN BY DU PONT

Trustees of Pennsylvania University accept a $45,000 gift from Irene DuPont Wilmington Del to support science research and treatment of copper. The board also named McDonald Seifriz Meeke Wldridge Golinson and Woolman to the Board of Trustees.

Philadelphia Dio Panmsylvania University Irene DuPont Wilmington Del Oopwer McDonald W. C Seifriz George H. Meeke Wldridge F. Golinson Victor Talking Machina Company Henry M. Woolman General Alumni ‘Society the University

Better Tomatoes and the Quest for Swedless Varieties

A Newton Kansas greenhouse keeper claims a swedless tomato is developed noting progress from the ornamental love apple. He says the plant is not annual and yields fruit of considerable size with some tomatoes weighing up to four pounds. The article speculates on tomatoes growing year round and long vines.

Newton Kan

Game of Correct English by W L Gordon

A concise puzzle style feature exploring grammar and usage questions. It presents sentences to correct, pronunciation queries, misspelled word choices, and vocabulary tasks, with prompts like choosing proper forms and filling missing letters related to English language rules.

W. L. Gordon Mr. Seit

Beata Face Lifting in the Paper From Linndrindrod

A fragmented note from Boston Tehnacript describes Beata lifting within a valley setting, noting growing beauty and a proffered expression. The text reads as a poetic, uncertain scene fragment with unclear chronology and sparse concrete details.

Beata Nella Boston

A Steel Ingot Shapes A Long Bar For A Problem Daily

A steel ingot measures 14 inches square and 8 feet long. Determine the length of a bar with 4 inches thickness and 1 inch width. The answer given is 165.41 dollars, with an explanation about a circle area misapplied to the problem quotient.

Look and Learn 4 Quiz Answers Part A

Answers to Yesterday's Questions cover five items. They identify the composer of a spring song as Ginastera, discuss auto types in the U.S., quote Abraham Lincoln on a divided house, explain the naming of grapefruit, and name the second smallest state.

U.S Union Madrid Spain Lincoln Grant Garfield Benjamiin Harrison

Erie Storm Claims First Weather Death In City

ERIE ERIP Pa December 20 A blizzard like snow storm and extreme cold caused a street death attributed to exhaustion and heart strain. The storm two days ago crippled all traffic as drifts blocked roads and sidewalks. George Rice is believed to be the deceased.

Erip Lake City George Rice

West Wayne street paving plan debated by city council

City council received a remonstrance from property owners urging deferral of paving West Wayne Street between Washington and Smith for at least one year. The petition for improvement had eleven signatures, while fifteen large owners signed the remonstrance. Officials noted the project was unlikely to be undertaken in the coming year despite earlier inclusion in the 1928 program.

West Wayne Street Washington Smith Streets

Delay in Phone Suit Hearing Postponed Again

The bill of entity suit brought by T. OC Thompson general manager of the Chicago Automatic Telephone Co against John Miller was postponed from Monday to Tuesday December 20 at attorney Charles Mertens request who is ill. Thompson seeks an injunction restraining Miller from transferring stock in the Mutual Telephone Co and seeks an accounting of about 2700 shares alleged to have been bought by Miller over two years.

BRIE T. OC. Thompson Chicago. Automatic Telephone Co John 2. Miller Mutual Telephone Co Charles Mertens Thompson Millee Miller Hut Miller

Corns Cured for 10 Cents Promises Immediate Pain Relief

A vintage ad touts a corn remedy costing a dime with claims of instant relief. It promises painless application with Prestone, mentions odorless soaks, and asserts corns, calluses, and related foot issues will “come out” during bathing. Inventor Thomas Downey is credited with the offer.

Mayin Broadway Thomas Downey

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Ourdal Mhirtaday Tly The Tinton City H. Bagley Texas Lone Shar State Murray Olds Exeter Lewis Olds New York Nation’s Capitol Rodney Dutcher NEA Gurvin Coolidge Hepura Kansas City Coolidge Fox Tina London Goolidge Hut Pennsylvania Charlie Hilles Lowdon Treasury Mellon Fisher Melton Middle West Col. Lindbergh MEX Aviation G. F. Fine United Press Star PENN DU Pont Hiterclaes Erie W. J. Flaherty Corner Park Mott Sts. Tas Santa Claus John W. Lambing Pat Lness of Counsel Day Kit Coney Frank C. Caupin & Sons North Center Street V. E. Phillips Phillips J. L. Newhouse Company Goodrich Goodyear Newhouse Corry, Pa
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