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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1927
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists Ad rates by mail and carrier. Publisher Arthur Colegrove is identified and the paper is entered as second class mail matter. advertising rate details are available on request.
The article argues that Sun Yat Sen aligned forces and diplomacy shifted Europe and America toward Canton, elevating Gen. Chiang Kai-shek as the unifier of a future China. It condemns Western inaction and urges prompt recognition of a unified republic to foster East West cooperation.
The Florida college creates the Edwin Osgood Grover Professor of Books chair, offering courses in History of the Joke, literary personalities, and reading in English and American literature. Hamilton Holt, the new president, argues small colleges stress personal, leisurely study to build cultural background beyond professional aims.
The period’s mixed forecasts spark debate as birds and reporters note odd signs from robins to crows. Despite hopeful talk of an early warm spell, reports describe lingering winter with late snow, thunder, and cold spells across rural and urban areas, shaping a wary mood for the season ahead.
The Presbyterial Womarys Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Frank Austins home. Mrs Jackson presented a fine paper on Prevent Day Moiityre ism and Mrs Mullin discussed the Wall Point mission station. Mrs Crowell read a letter from India missionary Mrs Jorneuille noting the marriage of Dr Mabel Samyons last December. Ina Austin attended with Mrs Postlethwnit as songs were sung. A nominating committee was formed to select officers for the next meeting.
A vintage notice offers loans from 25 to 300 dollars for furniture or cash needs. It lists sample payments from 45 dollars total with monthly installments and states confidential service with no endorsements or publicity. Contact details include Union Loan Co Inc on 233 Bdneon Bt, O City, Pats, and phone or mail options.
St Eehward's Cadets plan a bake sale at Condem drug store to raise funds for a summer camp at Lake Can. Volunteers seek donations and aid from the public to cover a deficit.
Erie congregations from Park and Central Presbyterian churches plan a union to form a single church. Meetings set for May 2 and March to decide. if approved, committees will negotiate site and building. Combined body would have about 2,000 members. Park Church is on South Park Row next to City Hall. Central Church is on West 10th Street.
A portion of a local sports note describes a Birmingham event with references to measured strokes and averages. The fragmented text mentions a mix of technical terms and measurements, indicating an observational summary of performance in a specific athletic activity.
Former Henry Ford sales manager NovaI Tavkins predicts broad consolidation in auto manufacturing over the next six months and a surge in demand internationally. He forecasts no radical shifts but a strengthened market with more private and commercial buyers, as trucks may reduce railroad freight use and buses rival trolleys in larger cities.
Rev H A Post pastor of Emmanuel Church spoke at the Kiwanis Club toy meeting at the Hotel Corry. He told an engaging tale about New York Zoological Gardens and Animal Institute as preliminaries for vending a delegate to the International Kiwanis convention in Memphis. Attendance was light with Lochport members present and a few guests.
Jefferson City February 7 A bill proposes to curb criminal news in Missouri newspapers by making it unlawful to print or publish a statement about alleged crimes or procedural acts. Penalties under the measure range from two to five years in prison.
United Press report from Pittsburgh notes Stanley Dabowski, linked to prohibition era offenses, faces trial under U.S. attorney Meyer. Details are garbled but indicate arrest and charging actions tied to federal proceedings.
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