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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
3
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Publication details for Corry Evening Journal include address, publisher A. D. Colegrove, advertising reps and offices in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh, along with postal status and mailing rates. Subscription by mail five dollars yearly, by carrier three cents per copy, fifteen cents weekly.
A National move toward uniform traffic rules gains momentum as Washington D C bans the center left turn effective Sept 15. Cleveland indications suggest it may follow soon. A traffic commission chair cites consistency with other cities as the key rationale for replacing the rotary with a left turn.
A Washington experiment tests eye based learning with motion pictures and exams to gauge retention. Separate report describes a steel framed house with hollow wall insulation and concrete floors promising lighter, tornado resistant construction. Both pieces note high costs and potential for broader industrial impact.
A fragment from the July 40 1914 issue notes local concerns about water waste during a hot spell. It also mentions weather events on the Pennsylvania flyer near Spartansburg and ongoing brick work at the Elka home with stone trimming.
Reading guide presents misuse notes on words and pronunciation. It teaches daily vocabulary growth and common spelling errors with examples and practice. The piece highlights how to pronounce fused sounds and expands readers' vocabulary through one word daily.
The piece discusses a growing hatless trend among youths and adults, debating health and comfort impacts from sun exposure and potential damage to the hat industry. It notes workers may receive fewer UV rays and questions future slogans like Wear Hats to Restore prosperity. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carmony of Pittsburgh visit Rochester with the Glens.
Bank report from Corry Pennsylvania shows assets totaling 2,185,111.00 with capital stock 50,000 and deposits including demand 870,052.74 and time 72,195,110. The cashier C H Andrews swears the figures true. notary Jean Miller certifies July 1931.
The W C T U local chapter held a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mr St. and Mrs. A L Toster’s Concord street home. Ten members and two visitors attended as Mrs Tony Johison and Mrs Blanche Ross led devotionals and read Union bulletin articles. The chapter reviewed On Citizenship and elected officers: President Mrs L Blackman, Vice President Mrs Blanche Ross, Recording Secretary Mrs Tone J Johnson, Treasurer Mrs Bess Kinch, Corresponding Secretary Mrs May Blain. Refreshments followed.
Announcements were received here today of the marriage of Miss Allin, formerly of Corry and Jamestown, to John Mahin, to be sealed on July 1 in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Mahin will reside after September 1 at 900 W Eleventh Street, Los Angeles. Allin was a longtime Corry resident remembered by many.
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OMIA and Z. Kennell Winter announce the county will likely appropriate 15000 to 27000 for purchasing a TB hospital site and retaining architects with a county vote on Friday. Winter says funds cover site and planning, with full project to follow if finances allow next year. County commissioners discussed the plan Wednesday at the Feed House, with Allan McLeus and Charles B. Davis publicly backing the appropriation, while Joseph Regan urges delaying until the county can bear the financial burden.
Loulse May Seekins, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Seekins of Town Line Road Gerry, died at Wie W. C. A hospital from burns sustained in an explosion while preparing dinner yesterday. She would have been 11 on July 27. Survived by parents eight siblings and Mrs Harry Hammond. Incident occurred as she poured kerosene on a stove fire and flames enveloped her.
An explosion sent a girl fleeing through a kitchen window with the child landing in rain outside. She was burned severely as the fabric burned away before hospitalization. Mrs Seek ing suffered minor burns on one hand and was treated at the hospital. Lost money notices request return of five and one dollar bills. finder please leave at Journal.
An Erie resident, Sartoza, of 2nd Street, died after being struck by a trolley car at 10th and Slate streets during rush hour Thursday evening. He died at Hamot Hospital from a fractured skull and internal injuries. The pedestrian suffered multiple injuries while attempting to dodge traffic on West 10th Street, according to railway officials.
Pittsburgh July 10 Arthur Hayg 92 died at his home after leaping the backyard fence to escape an enraged steer that escaped from a slaughterhouse trick. He was treated for facial and elbow abrasions and discharged without similar injuries. The steer and its companion were wounded when roped, the steer later killed a police officer when cornered.
A fashion write up describes a capeset collar that forms a V at the front and a matching peplim frill on the skirt. It highlights fabric choices in eyelet batiste and chiffon prints, with Style No. 486 offered in sizes 10 to 18 years and yardage requirements. The piece notes the latest party styles for adults and children, plus embroidery lessons and sewing instructions, with prices for the book and pattern and mailing address in New York City.
In Union City on July 10 Sadie Murray two and a half, daughter of Mike Moray, was fatally injured when a mowing machine cut off her foot while her father and uncle cut hay. A tourniquet was applied, and she was transported to Union City hospital for treatment.
Paris July 10 The Paris stock market opened calm with copper trading weak while Bank of France shares attracted heavy buying interest.
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