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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1928
Page
3
In a rain interrupted matchup, the Red Sox shut out the Athletics 7-0. Pitcher Chris Tanaka earned the win as Boston capitalized on early errors and plated multiple runs in the first two innings.
Twenty years ago items recount local incidents in Corry and area. Mentions Howard of the plain bus farm, Ladd in possession, a baby girl born to Homer Potter and wife, Foley escaping a close call on the P and E railway, and a burglary at B C Barney’s store. Also notes charter status of Corry Mutual Fire Insurance, a Fourth of July event in Cambridge Springs, and former Columbus school pupils planning a pleasant gathering. Mary Ann ONeil Kohoe of Chicago graduates from De Paul High School alongside her children earning law degrees. a growing mother shown with her sons and daughter in a news photo.
Answers and exercises from a 19th century guide titled Game of Correct English by W L Gordon. The page shows questions on pronunciation conjugation and synonym choice with multiple choice prompts and spelled examples.
Department of Justice and prohibition agents investigate theft of seven cases of whiskey from a government warehouse in Erie. The break in occurred mid last week, with two heavy rocks used to entry a reinforced door. The seven cases, valued at about 4900 dollars, were seized near Erie and placed in the warehouse awaiting federal orders.
A Mie bookshop owner laments misfit purchases by customers seeking apt reads for travel and convalescence. He notes two heavy volumes chosen against his advice and reflects on a rising appetite for knowledge, the drift of dialects, and radio as an agent of a universal speech.
Dr Join Tinklepaugh a scientist at 2408 Peach street rescued Benny Washok a boy near Waterford who slipped into six foot deep Lake LeBoeuf. He cast his wrist watch to signal, swam with Benny to the shore and helped restart him after bringing him to safety.
An authority from Portland offers guidance on garages for downtown stores. He argues stores should avoid installing their own parking for customers, noting under 1 percent use parking and that demand leads to higher damages claims. Garages near medical buildings and doctor office blocks are essential to support neighborhood retail and smart shop development.
A fragmented prompt lists questions about gravity laws first stated, the Lites, a French army military organ admitting foreigners, eligibility of a product, and a newly built capital city Canboora. It mentions ranks from detissa Davis to brigadier general and a $50 gold piece commemorating the Pinnamd Pacific Exposition in St Louis.
A fragmented brain teaser asks for a sum of two numbers plus seven and cites yesterday's answer as 4500 800 2000 with arithmetic hints. The text includes a garbled note about Jacques Bainville and a claim about the United States being drunk with wealth and power, and ends with a misquoted phrase.
An old notice claims 666 cures malaria and relieves headaches dizziness and constipation by flushing toxins. It touts rapid evacuations and high esteem for the remedy. no doctors or dates are provided.
Charles P. Steiner, a Brie tuilor in the Commerce Building at 12th and State streets, filed a $29,000 damage suit against the City of Erie Tuesday before the Public Service Commission in Harrisburg. He alleges that vacating Turnpike Street for the new depot construction damaged his property at 1402-04 Turnpike Street and that the city would not agree to a settlement.
Orme July 2 A report says Reedstreet 18, son of Police Officer Hetzel and grandson of Chief Detzel, drowned Monday afternoon in a lagoon near the Peninsula. The boy reportedly planned to go there with playmates despite warnings. Detzel received a telephone notice of the drowning.
Temporary injunctions secured by AL Snyder prevent Mrs. Anna McCormick widow of a former treasurer from aiding in tax collection. Snyder argues all township collections must be handled by the treasurer. Last year his fees were 20000 dollars with a 6000 dollar solicitor’s fee.
A statement of the condition of all banks and trust companies under the state's jurisdiction was issued as of June 20. The report, released in Harrisburg, notes publication will follow and urges prudent financial oversight by the bank commission.
United Press reports that Ruby Her Rich Jones, a Black man, was convicted of slaying Morgan Skidmore. The judge sentenced Jones to life imprisonment to be served in state prison. A separate note mentions an auto crash injuring motorist Samuel Peague near Georgetown Junction with a vehicle overturning on a road.
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