Scaled Back Day at Sunday Meet Stirs Senior Stand
Local page notes a delayed senior event as participants face changes. Officials urge schools and families to adjust plans while promoting safety and orderly conduct amid shifting schedules.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1928
Page
3
Local page notes a delayed senior event as participants face changes. Officials urge schools and families to adjust plans while promoting safety and orderly conduct amid shifting schedules.
A concisely worded critique notes failures by the secretary to address defects identified in prior audits. Officials urge corrective action and timely reporting to restore compliance and confidence in administration.
A partial line refers vaguely to Cornell and Valley with unclear meaning. No specific event date or action is discernible from the fragment. Further readable context is needed to determine entities or a definitive summary.
Fragmented OCR notes reference a surrogate proceeding involving James Tovar and others. The text mentions a notice in the county and a request for prayers, with phrases about proper service and qualification of a surrogate. Details are unclear due to broken wording.
Fragmentary text lists several individuals including Hanes i Out sINTDeE and John FissNor with mentions of relatives and a spouse. The legible parts reference Telinesy Ayan aia and George Biianory in a context of family ties and social connections.
Corry Evening Journal discusses Americans praising trolley cars for winter travel and the appeal of street transport over skating roads. It contrasts this with a school principal noting the overemphasis on athletics, arguing educators should balance sports with scholarship to foster genuine achievement.
Mrs Caroline Baker died at four this morning at her daughter’s home on Conkeen Street 87. Mrs Jeremiah Stone has been ill with pneumonia this past week. Clayton's theater cuts Vaudeville, resumes with movies tonight. Dutch Reformed church at Clymer NY to be dedicated Wednesday at 10. Mill Village to host dedication of Odd Fellows temple this Wednesday and Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jack Higgins welcome a baby boy born last night. Miss Rite Porter returned from Kane after weeks away. Ed Kinley visits home in Pittsburgh for a week.
A compact quiz segment by WL Gordon with five questions on grammar pronunciation and word usage. It asks what is wrong with the phrase to not intend to, requests the correct pronunciation of iklosie, identifies a mis spelled word among prism primeval prima donna primarily, fills missing letters of synonyms for rise, and challenges choosing a proper word to use daily to gain lasting ownership with an example answer set including bias faestinae.
A math problem asks for the tax on property valued at 5645 dollars at 85 cents per dollar and an assessment at four fifths. The text also mentions a calculation with pi and a travel note: W Walker visited Centerville this morning for a day of business and with relatives.
Fourteen men charged under motor vehicle laws may have trials delayed as a savings clause dispute over a 1928 code leaves cases out of court. District Attorney Herbst said defendants who pay processing costs will have their cases dismissed. Judge Rostiter ruled the new law not retroactive, with defendants named for offenses from failing to stop after crashes to drunken driving and plate misuse.
Answers to yesterday include: Two, while and Peru. It is a metal. Alfred the Great. Switzerland. The garbled text references a mix of questions and mis-typed phrases about exited money, reput power, third, and a city in the Belt.
Spartansburg reports the Tauber Mill’s pause and ruin as a major loss to the town. Temporary warehouses will serve small orders while wholesale output halts. The Tauber family’s long service to Sparta is noted, and citizens urge rebuilding with local support amid cross-town tensions with Corry over cooperation and road improvements.
A Buffalo paper reports Westfield talks to locate the proposed state prison for Western New York in Westfield. Mayville officials argue the county seat in the county center would be ideal for climate, prisoner health, and courthouse access, urging the Chamber of Commerce to act.
Reg H Howell filed two wills in Corry involving Will G Hudson who died January 25 leaving a 10000 estate with Eva G Hudson named sole beneficiary Real estate 4000 and personal property 36000 Also listed is the 12500 estate of Sarah Isadore Whitley died January 27 1928 with heirs named beneficiaries Real estate about 11000 and personal property 1500
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