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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1930
Page
8
Publication note lists Beatrice Grimshaw as author with illustrations by Irvin Myers and © Hughes Masala & Co. Include cost reference unclear. article lacks full details.
A survivor narrator recalls a haunting exchange with Jinny aboard a liner and the pressure of a hidden truth. The scene blends danger, memory, and moral conflict as the speaker confronts fear, guilt, and a promised, possibly doomed, plan with Jinny and others aboard.
Jinny urges retreat as the narrator plans a perilous river voyage with dwindling supplies. The group faces threats from pursuing foes and difficult terrain while debating safety versus continuing the bold expedition down the Romilly river. The narrator wrestles with duty to rescue Jinny and his own weary ambitions.
The fragmentary text presents a quotation about greatness and respect for authority, mentioning Warne and an emperor figure. Limited readable terms prevent clear attribution or full context.
Members from Erie Union City Cony Bradford Titusville North East Westfield Mayville Jamestown Dunkirk Conneaut Cambridge Springs Meadville Edinboro Franklin Oil City Kane Johnsonburg and others gathered at Warren First Baptist Church for a daylong meeting. President W M Courson presided at 10:80. Dr B J Arthur of Wayne Park Erie spoke. Mrs W L Dallman spoke on ministerial life. Dinner was served at 12:30 by local committee members.
Oto Reiselt of Philadelphia defeated Allen Hall of St Louis 50 to 22 in thirty four innings at Dwyer's Academy earning 4000 dollars for second place in the world three cushion championship playoff. Hall received 800 dollars for third place. Reiselt had earlier lost to Jonny Layton for the world title in a 50 point match with 7000 dollars at stake, totaling 11000 for Reiselt across his last two matches.
Daniel B. Morgan an Ohio state senator is seen as Hopkins successor as Cleveland city manager. Republican backing led by Maurice Maschke backs Morgan if Hopkins is ousted.
Harold Lent a 19 year old Kiantone resident was arrested on a first degree forgery charge. He confessed to passing nine forged checks totaling about 150 dollars in Jamestown Lakewood and Warren Pennsylvania authorities seek his transfer for prosecution.
Officials said Eugene Gustafson died from a broken neck after a blow in the second round of a four round match at St Bonaventure College. Referee Dempsey reported the autopsy by Dr William Smith found a dislocated first vertebra and a fractured second. coroner ruled excusable homicide. Gustafson’s opponent August Cayson of Jamestown faces examination next week.
The Rex hosts a big talking film feature titled Broadway with a sixty member chorus and lively nightclub scenes. Los Angeles Coromint Grove troupe under Gus Arnheim provides the mise en scene, Howard Jackson did the score, and Howard T. Lowe Jr adapted the dialogue for a strong cast performance.
Corry nurses alumnae met at the nurses' cottage with Miss Young assisting and Mrs Warnshouse presiding. Ten members attended as General business and nursing matters were discussed, including a State Board rule that after September 1 1980 non registered nurses must have high school equivalence to enter the board exam. The hospital auxiliary and nurses praised the new rugs and furniture funded by last summer's hospital carnival.
A concise proverb notes you cannot stop birds from flying over your head but you can prevent them from building nests on your property. The saying emphasizes practical protection measures rather than futile attempts at control.
Over two hundred Odd Fellows from Corry Union City and nearby gathered in Union City last night for the first degree conferred by Jonathan lodge. The Tocа team earned praise for the degree work, followed by remarks and a roast pork supper from Clement lodge. Arrangements are underway for Union City to confer a telegraph here soon.
Rights to subscribe to Allotment Certificates at 120 dollars each extendable to February 7 1930 with exchangeable certificates after July 1 1930 for Convertible Depurtures or stocks with current market value above the subscription price Associated Gas and Electric Company Broadway News cit
Corry Grange will meet in their rooms at Maccabee Hall on Saturday January 18 for an all day session. The forenoon will be social, noon lunch will be served, and the afternoon will cover grange business. All members are urged to attend for a successful meeting.
A major blaze destroyed a west end warehouse and boiler plant near Mead Point, with fire spreading through frames and rafters. Firemen fought back the flames amid strong winds, sustaining injuries to several bystanders and damaging adjacent buildings and stock. Investigations noted smoke and gas hazards as insurance and local officials assessed the scene.
A fragment mentions TODAY'S FI RADIO E WEAF and ST Fleise WHAP along with HST Setbet Wan N BST Atwal WABO Phitee RST RCA noted in a compact station list.
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