Corry Evening Journal Public Notices and Publication Details
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pa. Publisher A D Colegrove is listed with Red Kimball Inc New York Tribune Tower Chicago Chamber of Commerce Bay Pittsburgh. Mail classification second class matter. Rates: $96 per year by mail 15 cents per week 3 cents per copy by carrier. Advertising rates on application.
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Corry Evening Journal
Sun West South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Aeteyasees
National Mining Representative
RED Kimball, Inc
New Yo
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Bay
Pittsburgh
War and Peace Money Vision At Chinese Conference
A Nationalist conference after Peking's capture endorses ceasing war expenses and redirecting funds to peace reconstruction. The piece notes Western observers may hail a miracle if China sustains this shift, contrasting with decades of Western military spending. It discusses the potential for billions in war costs to be redirected to peaceful needs over time.
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Peking
Occidentals
World-Whials and the Dream of 40 Hour Circumnavigation
British aviator Sir Hubert Willing argues that transport perfection makes global distances vanish and a 40 hour Earth circumnavigation could be feasible with final-stage golf- for s and construction. He notes moving pictures could supply the panorama and stage noise. A steamboat ride converts to a prideful boast rather than experience, as crowd psychology drives people to seek pretentious feats to tell friends about.
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Sir Hu
Bert Willing
North Pole
Qolfors
Earth
Mississippi
A Problem a Day Three Men Start & Business
Three men start a venture with shares of 1 3, 1 4, and the balance. After three months the first buys out the second. The third receives 2000 as his share of the year’s profits. Calculate each partner’s total. Also an oblique note on a geometry calculation follows, giving an algebraic substep sequence.
Twenty Years Ago in City Journal Notes
A misc. 1908 city column reports past finance receipts of about £12,000 paid on time to secure a one percent relief. Harold Plerfell had an injury at Lindsay's yesterday. City High School Alumni banquet at the Arlington. Charles Porter left for Denver. Marian and Georgia Carey visiting Union City with Lincoln Bassett. Alma Willes and Mrs Wales Spear visiting parents in W Pleasant. Walter A. Shuss bought Brook photograph studio on North Center. A. Trill spent time in Pittsburgh for business. J. J. Desmond bought a touring car. Contractor McCray began brick work on Center alley. Rumor of Warren parties buying McScran Jing farm by Lake Columbus for a clubhouse.
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
Answers to Saturdays exercises show a quiz style with spelling and pronunciation tasks. Items challenge error correction in grammar punctuation and word choice with examples and instructions for future practice.
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W. L. Gordon
Funeral of Mrs Della I King at Grove Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Della I. King were held at Alexander and Company parlors at 2 PM. She died en route to work near Oil City on Saturday morning. Interment followed in Grove Cemetery beside her late husband. Survived by two sons Arthur King of Corry and Myri, of Oil City, and three sisters Mrs Geo Whitcomb, Mrs Dan Rooney, and Mrs Fred Kehrlis.
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Della I. King
Oil City
Alexander and Company
Grove Cemetery
Myri King
King
Trolis
Arthur King
Corry
Myri
Eight Hurt In Auto Crash Near Pidioute
Warren July 2 Eight persons were hurt when a car carrying four youths crashed into a stopped vehicle on the Tidoute Tortosta Road while an explosion was being investigated. Anna Alling of Tidoute suffered a neck injury initially thought broken, later treated at home. Cook of Tidoute had a broken arm and other injuries. Some injured were treated in Pidioute, others in Warren as engine trouble led the Titusville car to stop along the highway.
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Warren
Olclocik
Cook
Titusville
Pidioute
Jamestown Drunken Driver Arrest In East Lake Area
Jamestown man Johnson from 107 East 2nd street was arrested yesterday afternoon around 4 by Deputy Rudolph W. Swanson on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He is jailed in Mayville with his vehicle and 22 pints of alleged liquor secured there.
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Jamestown
Johnson
East 2Nd Street
East Lake
Rudolph W. Swanson
Mayville
Jock and
Key
Look and Learn Quiz Answers From a Historic Paper
The questions cover topics from Civil War history to currency and geography. Key answers include Jefferson Davis as the only Confederate president, the largest stand likely on a fort or parade ground, the Army general ranks in order, the largest U S gold denomination, and the nickname Mound City for a major city.
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Confederate States of America
U. S
War veteran ends life at Erie Harbor docks
Nathan Roller, 42, a war veteran from Erie, leaped into the water near the Anchor Line elevator dock at Holland Street after being discharged from Hart Hospital. The body was recovered after minutes of dragging by Coast Guard crew under Captain Seymour. Police found his coat and hat on the dock edge and opened an inquiry into a possible self inflicted death. Roller had been a patient at Hamet Hospital eight days and showed melancholy and homesickness before discharge at 2 PM Friday.
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Erie
Nathan Roller
Anchor Line
Holland Street
Hart Hosital
Seynour
Coast Guard
A. D. Cage
Pennsylvania Railroad Police
Aelock
Seymour
Roller
Hamet
Tie
Sunday School to Be Organized
Rev All Hoth, Charles Monroe and Charles Hubert led a meeting at Moffatt School as part of the Brotherhood of the Baptist Church. A Sunday School organization is planned for Corry, with a follow up meeting scheduled next Sunday at the school building. G Lloyd, representative of the American Sunday School Union of Erie, assisted at the session.
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All. Hoth
Charles Monroe
Charles Hubert
Brotherhood of the Baptist Church
Corry
Moffatt
G.lloyd
American Sunday School Union of Erie
Miss Signa Anderson Departs for Cleveland on Business
Miss Signa Anderson left this afternoon for Cleveland Ohio to spend several days on business.
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Signa Anderson
Cleveland
Warren Child Burns In Circus Play Incident
Joseph Font, 9, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Font of 101 Pennsylvania Ave West, is hospitalized in Warren General in serious condition after his clothing caught fire during a play Indian game at a neighborhood circus setup. He was burned on the right side of his body and limbs. a classmate reportedly dressed in crepe paper contributed to the accident.
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Warren
Josseph Font
Joseph F Font
Pennsylvania Ave West
Warren General Hospital
Hurley
Hugo Rimertson
Young Font
Plesng Circus
East Side
Rhoales
Pital
Madison Avenue
Hoover Chooses Timing for Stanford Visit and Nomination
Herbert Hoover will decide today when to leave for Stanford University California for his Republican presidential nomination. The notification ceremony is set for late August with Hoover planning a brief Pacific coast visit before the event. He is expected to depart around July 16.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
Calif
Hoover
Pacific
Great selling event price announcements soon expected
Announcements of the opening date and display of prices will soon be announced so watch daily paper for this great selling event.
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Harold Plerfell
Fader Whittieny
Cory
Oi City High School
Arlington
OU City
Derrick
Fms
Charles Porter
Iis
Refi Tyes
Denver
Colorado
Marian
Georgia Carey
Union City
Lincoln Bassett
Higold Jewell
Syracuse
Alma Willes
Brooklyn
Minalu Wales Spear and Son
New York
4. Wales
W. Pleasant Stret
Walter A. Shuss
Fittspurgh
Brook Photograph
North Center Street
Wey
J.J. Desmond
McCray
Lake Columbus
Marathon
Pateieide
Trouteer
Mrs. Della King
Wm. J. van Vleet
Prop
Church St
Mound City
Queen Elizabeth
France
Italy
Deborah
Erie Harbor
Goddess OF Liberty
United States
National Bank of Carry
Federal Reserve System
Frank C. Cuapin & Sons
Canpaicn
PLAS
Mel C. Clement
Erie, Pa
Bernstein Bros
Reuben B. Bernstein
Cony
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