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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1930

Page

5

Journal miscellany and local incident notes

The Dashard car collided with a Mitchell owned by George Barlow on South Center street, leaving radiators and gas lamps smashed. Union City’s Thane L. Cottrell and Corry’s Miss Louelle Place wed yesterday at Rev. W. A. Clark’s home. Legislative debate over the lame duck bill continues, with emphasis on early presidential and congressional terms. Dr. G A Elston treated Butler Dodge’s son after a self-inflicted gunshot wound from an .88 revolver. Lutheran Sunday School picnic at Columbus park was a success. A constitutional amendment proposal would shift office terms to start in January after elections. William H. Miller resumes special assignment aiding Chautauqua Lake tourism. Wilson’s window displays updated chorus horns and cornets for Kapella band members. Stella Barry plans a auto trip with Whitcombs of Pittsburgh. Mrs. J H Devore left for Boston for National Educational Association meeting.

Dashard Sur Omer Tye Desmond Mitchell George Barlow South Center Street Congress William H. Miller Erie Chautauqua Lake Jamestown

Partners share of loss in two-partner business

X invested 450 dollars and Y 750 dollars in a venture that lost 640 dollars. Allocation follows partnership ratio of capital contributions. Compute shares: X's fraction 450/(450+750)=0.375. Y's fraction 0.625. Losses: X 240 dollars and Y 400 dollars.

Economic strains and political wagers in regional news

A sweeping Dundorf era summary reports on school budget debates with hints of millage increases as business slumps persist. It notes a street transfer to state control and promised blocking measures, while outlining GOP maneuvering around Pinchot’s gubernatorial bid. Tax collection shows $1760 remaining from 1929 duplicate taxes despite tough economy.

G. H. Gordon Gordon

Rays Store Heist Shocks Salamanca After Closing

In Salamanca on July 1, Rays Department Store reported the theft of expensive dresses fur scarfs hosiery and handbags valued between 1000 and 1200. A panel was broken in a basement alley door, a lock forced, and a heavy bar lifted. A rack of dresses was cleared and a large box loaded into a car. Authorities suspect a Western New York gang may be involved.

Salamanca Rays Department Store Grover McKibben New York Jeft

Bread and butter and culture in higher education

A college students' convention leader urges broader study beyond practical subjects. He argues for philosophy, art, and literature to ground life and future economics, engineering, and business. The speech says many schools now resemble high class technical institutes and calls for a balanced curriculum.

America

Tax Strikes Threaten Illinois Taxpayers

A state taxpayers league warns that if forthcoming tax bills are as confiscatory as recent ones, members may refuse to pay. Critics fault unequal valuations by political appointees, a problem possibly worse in Illinois and Cook County. The piece urges fair assessments and public budget restraint amid rising taxes and falling incomes.

Illinois Taxpayers’ League Ilinois Gook County

Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon Proffer Advice

Daily lessons in English present guidance from W L Gordon on word usage and pronunciation. It discusses common mistakes such as confusing tasteful with tasty and emphasizes building vocabulary by using a word at least three times to own it.

W. L. Gordon

Answers to yesterday’s questions and related notes

The item lists yesterday’s answers including July’s naming after no specific person, the meaning of bilingual, concrete versus cement, causes of throughs, and Sahara size. It mentions William Penn, centuries, a government in power by unlawful means, Great Lakes, a Tibet note about a gale and high altitude birds at 18 000 feet.

Sahara William Penn Superior Michigan Huron Erie Ontario Tibet

Moon Brook sets new marks at Jamestown golf club

Moon Brook Country Club pro Bill Ryan posted a 69 to set a course record, surpassing Abe Mitchell’s 70. Amateur record was a 71 by Edward H. Silliman Jr. in a four team match. Silliman’s team led with 26 1/2 points, Minkham 23, Hall 21 1/2, Hayward 13. At Sharon Pa, Mike Ser, 48, hanged himself at Dempsey Foundry after a personal crisis and unemployment.

Jamestown A.W Moon Brook Country Club Bill Ryan Abe Mitchell George Duncan Edward H. Silliman Silliman N. Mr.Minkham L.M. Hall W. G. Hayward Sharon Mike Ser Dempsey Foundry Company

Eight Hurt in Autowrecks Near Ridgway

Ridgway July 1 At least eight persons from Elk County were injured in automobile accidents over the weekend none seriously Five of them sustained lacerations to head and face in a Sunday collision at the Bool Jack Service Station on the B P Highway near Ridgway The Buick sedan driven by Albert Maurer sped into a Willys Knight driven by M J Cook of Connellsville Pa Seven occupants of the Willys Knight escaped with minor injuries The Buick was badly damaged with the other car also sustaining heavy damage Highway patrolmen are investigating Alfred VanDresar left for Warren Pa this morning to assume a position with the Atlantic Refining Company

Ridgway Bool Jack Rideway Albert Maurer Dorothy Scotland Avenue Punxsutawney Charles Glock Mary DuBois WI County General Hospital Maite Willys- Knight M. J. Cook Connellsville Willys Knight Emporium

Associated Gas and Electric System Overview and Bonds

The Associated System serves 1,375,000 customers in 2,500 communities across 26 states Canada and the Philippines. System growth has grown steadily. 1920 gross revenue was 49 million rising to 103 million in 1929. Consolidated gross revenue for the 12 months ended April 30, 1930 was 91,081,341. Debenture bonds available for purchase or via a monthly plan with initial 10 dollar payment and 10 dollars per month per 100 principal.

Associated System Properties Associated Gas and Electric Company Associated System States Canadian Maritime Provinces Philippine Islands

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Thane L. Cottrell Union City Louelle Place Corry W. A. Clark Meanilville Messenger Archie Lyons Washington Journal Capitol Senate House G. A. Elston Butler Dodge Spartansizirg Mr. Dodge Columbus Park Wilson Stella Barry Eugene Whitcomb Pittsburgh J. H. Devore Boston National Educational Association Smith Street Center Street East Columbus Avenue State Erie Railroad Gifard Pinchot Pinchot Luzerne County Lucerne Luzerne Hott Harribburg Wey Erle Ray’s Econo Sou Ence Frank C. Chapin & Sons North Center St Moon Brook Lac Bia Ridgavey and Alfred VanDresar Warren Atlantic Refining Company Associated Gas and Electric System New England Gas and Electric Association Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company Incorporated
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