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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1931
Page
3
Publication details for daily editions in Corry Pennsylvania list advertising rates and mail information. The notice provides pricing figures and mail matter status, with agent and distribution notes.
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Postmaster General to raise fourth class parcel limits to 100 inches in length and girth and up to 70 pounds. Brown expects a 5 million dollar annual revenue gain and a reduced deficit in handling this mail class, while press companies fear lost business if rates rise.
Daily English lessons advise clear diction and pronunciation with practical examples. The text emphasizes modesty in speech and urges building vocabulary by mastering one word each day, highlighting pretentious usage and common mispronunciations.
Answers cover presidents geography and anatomy with mixed accuracy. It lists Calvin Coolidge as the president on a special dollar, Baltimore as the youngest Atlantic coast city, presiding over the Senate as vice president duty, enamel as the hardest body substance, and Naples as the largest city in Italy.
The Rex theatre presents a big cast in a Raoul Walsh Fox production Women Of All Nations with Victor Mubagiaiy Edmund Lowe and Greta Nissen leading a starry lineup including Dur say Marjorie White Joyce Compton and 160 beauties. The film follows globe trotting adventures through Sweden and Suez with Bela Lugosi Bogart and others in a lavish melodrama.
Carmelle Cambrit Anthony Birtello and Mayi ang Mahzelly all of Dunkirk were convicted of second degree arson in Mayville County Court after an eight day trial. Judge Lee L Ottaway deferred sentence to Friday at 10 am. The blast at 204 Lynx Street Dunkirk destroyed the Cambria home and damaged the Central Garage.
Punell services in memory of Mrs A J Matteson resident of Spring Creek township were conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 at the late home. Rev Wo Sawyer officiated and interment was in Spring Creek cemetery. Hearers included Robert Donaldson Rawson McKelvey L R Tiffany C F Werris Glenn Donalison Roy Perris.
Dillenhofer, police and fire commissioner, received a suspended sentence after a conspiracy conviction connected to machine politics. Judge Johnson cited loyalty to friends and misplaced confidence as factors. Dillenhofer resigned from the board as officials review charter amendments to appoint a successor.
A problem asks for polishing the entire surface of a marble block. The width is 1 1/2 feet height is twice the width and the diagonal is 85 inches. Compute total surface area and cost at 20 cents per square foot.
Local farmers report favorable soil and growing conditions with a bumper hay crop and acreage above average. Potatoes face spotty yields due to wireworms while corn shows intent of a strong harvest after recent rains and warm weather. Early oats appear promising though jute planting lags in some lowlands.
A torpid outing by the Ment or Chil and their families at the Hillstrom summer home on Chautauqua Dale featured swimming games boating and a dinner for forty. Mrs. Parkhurst directed arrangements while Mrs. Hillstrom presided as club president and Harold Keswlvle and his son Harold Jr of Los Angeles joined the gathering.
Warren residents rally over the West Ridge Transportation Company decision to discontinue Warren to Youngsville buses. Patrons stood along the highway awaiting service as the company issued orders from its office, drawing criticism for the lack of communication and impact on riders.
An ad styled item markets MELLO-GLO face powder approved by the United States government. It emphasizes a matte finish, smooth texture, and non shiny appearance, promising even color and grip for a refined complexion.
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