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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1930
Page
3
Amiri Ni leads the team as Yankees secure three league wins. Comb Ars and Ba Od Kleip contribute key plays in a tight series. Player tr Itye shines, delivering crucial points and defense across the three outings.
The readable fragments describe a local notice with uncertain details. It mentions actions and officials but lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes to form a complete event summary.
A fragmentary note indicates a play involving Ferpous, Whe Bitar, Gilson, and Yers. Details and context are unclear due to damaged text.
A translated medical papyrus from 1700 B C reveals Imhotep or an earlier surgeon taught operative technique, brain and organ functions, cauterizing wounds, and use of splints and adhesive tape. The article argues civilization owed much medical knowledge to Egypt, predating modern science by millennia.
A dramatic sketch of King Carol's crisis laden return to Romania. He courts an alienated queen while pursuing his own life, as the queen mother watches. A junk dealer’s daughter and a forsaken king's half brother drift through a tangled royal intrigue. The piece labels the affair a quadrangle not a triangle.
John D. Rockefeller marks his ninety first birthday with calm pride noting a long life of wealth and longevity. The banker has retired for 25 years and views life as an interested spectator while still reflecting on past gains and future lessons.
Answers to yesterday's questions cover topics from geography to architecture. The list includes Washington D. C. as a capital reference, estimates of historical loge counts for centipedes, and notes on the Brooklyn Bridge's construction date along with the dome statue's weight and venomous snakes debated in global terms.
A reader’s math snippet computes value of a farm 120 rods by 96 rods at 6240 an acre. The answer and explanation note 1 mile equals 5280 feet, add 37 and 16 percent, then divide by 876 and by pi to arrive at a stated result.
Twenty years ago the Journal files report the Ministerial Association of Corry endorsing Rev. N. J. MacIntyre as a Prohibition candidate for assembly. W. Rd Marsh heads Pine Grove Cemetery Association after last night's annual meeting. Manager Waters says poor crowds stop further Corry baseball games for at least a month. Methodist Sunday School picnic at Recreation Park draws a large crowd. John Love leaves for Dunkirk for a road contract, Blaine Kincaid returns from an eastern business trip. Mrs Martha A Chapin of Los Angeles visits sister Mrs Crook at her home with daughters Mrs Bonsteel and Mrs Rhodes.
W L Gordon repeats guidance on proper usage and pronunciation. He defines common mixups such as vicinity versus neighborhood and explains spelling errors like dairy versus dairies. The lesson emphasizes increasing vocabulary by mastering one word daily, exemplifying arduous to illustrate difficult tasks.
Neal F Allen of Brie was arrested for driving while intoxicated after ignoring a Corporal’s warning and fleeing in his car. He returned, neared the 18th and Liberty streets intersection, nearly struck the officer, and was jailed on $50 bail with a July 17 hearing before Magistrate Billott.
Jamestown July 12 A coroner ruled accidental death for Ralph A Tracy 31 of 62 Adams St who died at W C A hospital at 5 am after a head on collision between his car and a trolley on Willard near Allen. Passenger Frank Warren of Trenton N J in the auto was reported in fair condition with possible skull fracture. The railway company was cleared of responsibility. Warren’s wife arrived at the hospital. Both men worked for an insurance company in Jamestown.
Frail, about 30, Frierson, Negro, arrested in Meadville on a warrant charging breach of peace. Brought to Warren by Chief Sheffer and Special Officer Viele, he faces arraignment for allegedly stabbing Benny Walters in the third ward on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. Police say Frierson also sought in Warren for passing two bad checks.
Glenn H. Curtiss, pioneer in aviation, is reported in satisfactory condition at Geneva hospital after an appendicitis operation performed yesterday morning by Dr. The Wright. He spent a comfortable night and is gaining strength rapidly as doctors say.
In mid Atlantic two captains swapped stowaways to balance meals after discovering five Chinese youths aboard the America and five aboard the George Washington. Amil G. Olge, 23, DuBois Pa, hid aboard the New York bound ship hoping to reach Havre. The outcome of the swap remains undetermined.
Jamestown July 14 Herbert Elder 61 an employee was gored by a bull at the Carpenter farm in Ashville yesterday afternoon. Found unconscious in a field by Floyd Carpenter the owner the bull stood nearby with blood on its horns. Elder was taken to Jamestown General Hospital where doctors said his condition was good and he is likely to recover.
Jamestown July 19 five women were arrested on first degree assault charges in the shooting of grocer Luciano Tedesco of 118 Water Street. Carl Vullo released on 10000 bail. others detained with 2000 bail. Police seek Ross Calanni. motive tied to property sale dispute and unclear title.
Theodora Nagle of Ford Hotel sues the Theodore M. Nagle estate for 300000 alleging a will clause defamed her legitimacy and damaged her reputation. The case stems from a county orphans court action and will be tried before a common pleas jury.
John M. Jack, 22, a well known Bradford resident, died at Bradford hospital from injuries sustained when the car he drove overturned near Cuba Lake on June 27. He suffered a broken jaw and severe eye laceration and was treated at Cuba hospital before transfer to Bradford hospital where he remained until his death.
United Press staff writer Paul W. White reviews Genevieve Taggard’s The Life and Mind of Emily Dickinson, praising its careful reconstruction of Dickinson’s life and the poet’s sacrifice to her art. The piece also notes Eslanda Goode Robeson’s candid yet admiring biography of Paul Robeson and sketches other literary notes and foreign authors influencing Hollywood literary circles.
Camp Marcresan on Lake Ganadohta shows rapid rebuilding after Monday morning fire. B P Lee, owner of the bath house toboggan restaurant and other razed structures, leads work on the amusement center now well advanced. Several hundred workers and families from Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp attend a lake outing. over four hundred chicken dinners served. restaurant and bathing facilities restored with safety measures in place.
On page eight of this issue The Journal reports Warren National Bank’s regular summary showing total resources of 19 420 087 77 and deposits reaching 11 186 841 73. The feature emphasizes the bank’s financial strength and stability as of the latest reporting period.
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