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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1930

Page

3

Plan for large development near Tionesta

A group led by Landers of St Peters, Fla options over 2000 acres along Hemlock Creek in Farm County for a national park style project near Tionesta. The plan includes a club house, golf course, tennis courts, swimming pool and aviation field to offer recreation and entertainment for business leaders, with extensive fish and game propagation and seven miles of trout streams.

Tionesta Wien Joseph Miorida Tipnesta Cook Forest

Erie fugitive hid near Russell in Pennsylvania mountains

A fugitive known as Duke Harris and a red haired companion were sighted near Youngsville and Russell Pennsylvania while evading capture. An Erie inquiry notes Harris left July 2 after meeting a restaurant diner in Youngsville at 1 a m. the pair were described as pale and conspicuously quiet during their breakfast stop.

Erie Duke” Haris Visekmailer Pennsylvania Harrig Lee Suite i Nyner Youngsville Brie Haris Harris Russell Warren Mrle 1Taurant Theouple

Better Production and California Growth Reflected in article

A discussion on overproduction price levels and consumer goods urges smarter craft and lasting quality. California’s population surged by 2,215,421 over the decade, driven by climate and promotional pride, marking the state as a flagship for growth and publicity.

California Florida Ino

Uniform salaries oppose public school pay reform

The superintendent denounces a flat salary schedule for public school teachers as harmful to excellence and economic waste. He argues equal pay for equal training undermines strong educators, risks mediocrity, and could invite business or industry wage models. The piece calls for safe, progressive reform.

Woman and child narrowly escape car on busy Main Street

Eyewitnesses report a speeding automobile at least eighteen miles per hour endangered a lady and a young boy crossing Main Street at Center Street yesterday. Corry Timber company members and families were hosted at Light House Point by John R. Calkins. An Erie-bound auto party including Mr and Mrs Dewitt Bracken and others planned dinner in Erie and a return trip tonight. TR Patton of the Erie Railroad and Lexington Ky visitors were seen in Corry. Miss Fannie Amidon, Valley City Normal School instructor, visiting North Bax ter street mother.

Main Street Center Street Natrowly Corry Timber Company Light House Point John R. Calkins Dewitt Bracken James Charles Bracken Charles Couch Erie Finchey Lake Fannie Amidon Milai Valley City N. D Charlotte Amidon Baxter Street

Daily Lessons in English by W. L Gordon

The column lists common word usage errors and pronunciation, urging a larger vocabulary. It highlights misused terms parentheses versus parenthesis, representative, and sleigh versus slay, plus synonyms like blend and fuse. It promotes daily word study and notes today’s word irrevocable meaning unable to be recalled.

W. L Gordon

LOOK AND LEARN L Answers to Yesterday's Questions

Answers include a plane that can land on land and water called an amphibian aircraft. The airbrake was invented by George Cayley. Construction of the Colosseum in Rome began in AD 72. The term Latin America refers to regions colonized by Latin European powers, hence Portuguese and Spanish influence. The WAGE tree symbolizes strength through endurance.

Colosseum Rome Latin America Central and South America Tennyson Mt. Vernon

Sunrise Time Difference Between Philadelphia and San Francisco

The item asks how much sooner the sun rises in Philadelphia at 77°0′W than in San Francisco at 122°26′45″W. The accompanying text then provides a garbled arithmetic explanation of payments and proportions, with references to X paid, Ys exit, and divisions by 3.75, but it fails to present a clear, coherent calculation or final sunrise time difference.

Philadelphia San Francisco

Du Bois boy dies after Fourth of July cannon accident

Albert Yama Ichaski, 14, of Ridgway, died from injuries suffered when a toy cannon exploded near him on July 4. He was struck in the abdomen and chest while behind a bush. friends fled as celebrants fired the device. He was taken to Du Bois hospital and listed as dying at noon.

Ridgway Albert Yamalchaski DuBois Hoya Tamahaski DuBois Hospital

Braddock Leads Two Day US Anniversary Celebration

Braddock Pa hosts a two day celebration marking the U S anniversary of the French and Indian War siege of 1776. Ceremonies include a monument unveiling to George Washington with Andrew W Melton, secretary of the treasury, delivering the main address. Clyde Welly will introduce the speaker.

United Press Traddock Braddock George Washington Treasury Andrew W. Melton Cimgres Clyde Welly

Mary and the Grandfather Clock in the Hall

In Montreal Star style a child named Mary stands before an old-fashioned grandfather clock in the hall. Her grandmother asks if the clock is running and Mary replies it is just standing still and wagging its tail, a curious image of wonderment.

Mary Montreal Star

Death claims aged Cardinal Vannutelli in 1929

Cardinal Vannutelli dean of the College of Cardinals died in Vatican City at 5 10 p m aged 93 after years of failing health and a recent relapse from nephritis. Once bishop of Palestrina and Ostia he remained active in church ceremonies and Roman society despite advanced age.

Vatican City Cardinal Varnutelli Collees of Cardinals Cardinal Vannutelli Palestrina Ostia

Southern Cross Arrives at Hancock Foundation Aero Nautical School

The famed monoplane Southern Cross lands at the Hancock Foundation aero nautical school in Santa Maria California and will be its permanent home. Lieutenant Colonel Charles Kingsford Smith pilots the return from a world flight ending historic crossings of the Atlantic and Pacific. A crew of 10,000 witnessed the handover to Captain G Allen Hancock, who founded the school.

Unites Press Santa Maria Calif Southern Cross Trail'seail Hancek Poundation Aeronautical School Charles Kingsford-Smith Atlantic Ireland G. Allen Hancock Sohibol Barker Kingsford-South Pacific Oakland Australia Smitty

Windiest Price in the World Noted on Antarctic Coast

The newly revealed records from Sir Douglas Mawson’s expedition show average wind speeds of 44 miles per hour over 22 months on the Commonwealth coast of Antarctica south of Australia. Gusts of 90 to 140 miles per hour were not uncommon in this remote region.

Commonwealth Bay Antarctica Australia Douglas ‘Mawson

Charles Lindbergh Jr Named in Englewood

The Lindbergh family announces the birth and naming of Charles Augustus Lindberg Jr. in Englewood New Jersey. The child was born June 22 and is the son of Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh. The ceremony invoked Ambassador Deight W Morrow and the family plans to travel to North Haven Maine for vacation.

United Press Englewood N. J Charles A Lindbergh Charles Augustus Lindberg, Jr Deight W. Morrow

Whom to Divorce Photo Snippet Sparks Family Confusion

A clipping reports Audrey Baker formerly of New Castle Pennsylvania is sad about marriage to Ernest. It notes Sherry as the 20 year old nephew of Nedra Sherry and mentions Nedra acted as proxy when Nedra couldn’t attend the wedding. The marriage faces strain and questions arise over who is to divorce. Parents say Nedra signed her own license.

Audrey Baker New Castle Ernest Sherry Laula Sherry Ow York Restaurateur Nedra Neddra

Driver Exonerated in Grubb Road Fatal Accident

Coroner's jury clears Maupai of blame in a Grubb road collision that killed Walter J. Worden of 1016 Poplar street. Worden died from injuries suffered Friday when struck by Maupai’s car on Saturday night near Erie.

Erie, Juy Manpa West 7Th Street Walter J. Worden Poplar Street Worden Maupai Grubb

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