Corry Evening Journal details and mailing rates
Publication name Corry Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists publisher Arthur Golégreve and advertising rep Fred Kimball Inc. Rates: mail $5 per year, carrier three cents per copy, weekly 15 cents. requests on class mail matter and rates by inquiry.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A.B. Colegrove
Arthur Golégreve
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York
Carnival Shows Detected as Detriment to Community
City officials voiced strong opposition to traveling carnival shows amid police calls for disorder and morally rotten interactions. Officials urged organizations to refuse sponsorship, arguing such events exploit the public and offer little wholesome entertainment, proposing a complete ban to protect the community.
Kellogg urges end to armed balance of power in Paris talk
Former Secretary of State Frank B Kellogg at the Fourth of July dinner in Paris, co author of the Pact of Paris, condemns armed alliances and heavy armaments as failing to secure peace. He calls for disarmament and a move away from balancing power, warning readers that fear of war still grips public life. The report notes visiting figures in Sheffield and Vineland.
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Frank B. Kellogg
Briand
France
Paris
America
Europe
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Tewell Mount
Twenty years ago notes report the birth of a daughter on July 10 to Mr and Mrs Tewell Mount. The Pythian Sisters plan a drawn social at Mrs O V Trisket's East Main Street home Friday evening.
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Mrs. Tewell Mount
Pythian Sisters
Reviewer's Shelf Notes on Mystery Classics and Golf Guide
The column reviews recent mystery novels including No, Not the Woman and Six Dead Men, praising the latter as the most competent. It mocks many detective stories as weak, cites praise from E. Phillips Oppenheim, and recommends Shudders and Thrills. It then highlights Alex J. Morrison's A New Way to Better Golf, describing his scientific swing formula and its potential to improve practice, with humorous digs at player habits.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
Norman Hein
Ewne
Andre Steeman
S. van Dine
Willie Collins
E. Phillips Opfenheim
Boston
Little, Brown and Company
Wie
Lillian L Herbert
Gért
Rude Warnshouse
Ken L. Irvine
Elizabeth Boyce
Corry
Plete
Yeonnectors Finst
Ghosts of Society
Channay Syndicate
Oppenheim
Ook
Alex J. Morrison
Simon and Schuster
Morrison
Baby Boy Born to Christie Family on Hast Smith Street
A baby boy arrived yesterday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs L M Christie on Hast Smith street. Frank Jones of Hast Smith street is starting a furniture repair and upholstery business. Architects A P Mount and son recently completed plans for the Christan church to be built at Pleasantville this seaport. The Krause Greater Shows will open on the old ball grounds Monday evening for a week's stay.
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Mrs. L. M. Christie
Hast Smith Street
A. P. Mount and Son
Christan Church
Pleasantville
Krause
Ffrank Jones
Hast Smith
Rusting Out as Industry Slows Sparks Steel Shortage Fears
When industry slackens, rusting machinery rises and 230000 light cars on Class 1 railroads need repairs. With steel production dropping to one sixth capacity, existing usable steel rusts faster than new output. Few believe revival will ease demand soon, as reserves fade and thrift grows.
Question prompts from the quiz page
A reader asks about historical facts: Concord township population in 1870 Haiti island size date of Martinique quake Dr. John Grier Hibben salary of New York City mayor and the author of the quote Ignorance never settles a question, with instruction to turn to page 7 for answers.
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Concord Township
Haiti
Martinique
John Grier Hibben
New York City
Washington Will Retrace Journey From Pittsburgh
Members of the Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania and the University of Pittsburgh Summer School plan a retrace of Washington and Gist’s pre revolutionary route from Pittsburgh to Erie. The event covers overnight camps, lectures on early railroads and Mercer County history, and dinners at Grove City Venango Inn Reed House and Erie customs house.
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Pittsburg
Washington
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Young Washington
Christopher Gist
Ambridge
Beaver
Grove City
Franklin
Meadville
Venango
Waterford
Erie
Penn-Grove
D. K. McCarrall
History
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pennsylvania Railroad
Morgan A. Barnes
Ojai
Cal
Mercer County
Floy H. Johnson
Thiel College
Venango Inn
W. H. Crawford
Alleghany College
Albert Bushnell Hart
George Washington Bicentennial Commission
Harvard
French Creek Valley
John ©. Reynolds
Meadville Library, Art and Historical Association
Reed House
United States Customs House
Olympic Games Offer Plenty For All Fans
Los Angeles plans for the July 30 to August 14 Olympic Games promise a packed program with 135 events across 18 sports in 16 days. Women spectators will have many attractions from track stars to swimming, night football among college graduates and notable coaches Howard and Tad Jones. The opening ceremony will feature teams parading in uniform, cannon salutes, flag raisings, and other patriotic rites.
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Eleanor Barnes
United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
T4im
Wuld
Casenas U. S. C
California
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Howard
Tad Jones
Tribune of Honor
Funeral Rites Held for Nicholas Zelilia in Coltum Bus Township
Funeral services for Nicholas Zelilia, who died after a two year illness, were held at 2 PM today from the late home in Coltum Bus Township. Rev A J Rome of Warren Ohio conducted the service. Interment followed in West Lawe Cemetery, Columbia. Relatives and friends traveled from Corry Columbus and other places to attend.
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Nicholas Zelilia
Coltumbus Township
A. J. Rome
Warren
Ohio
West Lawe Cemetery
Columbia
Corry
Columbus
Otter Places
Rebekahs Enjoy Picnic at Lake Hart Field
About fifty members of Lady Wranklin Rebekah Lodge gathered at the Whiteley cottage on Chautauqua Lake for a Saturday picnic. Winter treated attendees with a 4 o clock meal and boating and swimming entertainment followed by a reading by C. L. Auer. Contest awards went to Mrs. John Obrn, Mrs. P. E. York, Mrs. Harold Anderson, and Mrs. Howard Loveland. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and Mr. and Mrs. George Allen of Brie.
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Lady Wranklin Rebekah Lodge
Charles B. Whiteley
Hart~field
Chautauqua Lake
C. L. Auer
John Obrn
P. E. York
Harold, Anderson
Howard Loveland
George Miller
George Allen
Brie
Speculation Rife Over 1983 Democratic Takeover at Capital
Central Press Star writer Charles F. Stewart outlines expectations if Democrats win in November 1982. He notes possible majorities in Congress and a shift in Senate and House control, with Republicans defending several seats and Democrats aiming to gain key posts. He discusses potential nominations and the political maneuvering shaping the early 1983 White House transition and Senate leadership.
Neigligent driving held after fatal inquest
Mrs. G Kezertee of Conneaut Ohio was held negligent by a coroner's jury after an auto crash near W Springfield that killed Raymond Boink 46 of Schenectady. Witnesses testified the left turn collided with Boink's car causing a rollover as both cars traveled opposite directions.
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RTH
G. U. Weezerise
Conneaut, O
Raymond Boitk
Schenectady
W. G. Stroble
W. Springfield
Ulyost
Kenertee
Boink
Warren Man Taken In Raid
A Warren man named Hi. A. Holcomb of Pine Street waived preliminary hearing and was released on a 900 bond after being arrested during a raid by local police at his home. Justice of the Peace Watts N. Davis presided. He faces a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor at the next Criminal Court term.
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Warrhm
Arignea
Justice of the Peace
Watts N. Davis
Saturty
Hi. A. Holcomb
Pine Street
Almond growth in crater tree yields new shoots
A fragment notes an almond dropped into a crater and a tree producing new shoots. The passage references Almand and a focus on the tree named CHlit with a possible almond production result.
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Almand
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