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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1927
Page
3
A Corry Pa publication shares practical outdoor wisdom for novices. It covers using a barometer and sun compass for navigation, observing your surroundings to steer home, telling time by sun and stars, building a simple stove with stones, wind direction cues, fire size for cooking, burning green birch, camouflaging with stillness, and the value of a pocket knife and poncho for outdoor safety.
Ambassador Herrick reflects on Lindbergh and Lafayette as pivotal figures whose journeys unleashed intangible forces shaping history. He argues spiritual power guides progress beyond politics, urging greater attention to these forces in human relations and achievement.
July 20 report details an automobile crash near Verius en route to Clarion injuring Mr and Mrs Frank S Blackman of East Second Street extension. Mrs Blackman suffered a broken collarbone and severe bruising while Mr Blackman sustained a bad head gash and considerable bruising after a pass attempt by Chapin Porter caused the car to flip into a ditch.
A NEA column notes Geneva conference tensions and raises prospects for Anglo American understanding to avert naval arms race. It cites Britain and the United States sharing language and aims for cooperation, with figures like Hearst endorsing pacifist measures and proposals for long term reciprocal pledges to limit war.
A Sunday accident at Lovells crossing injures Wilson McCray who escaped serious harm. Mentioned is a past fatal crash at the same site. A church concert features Mrs Mayme Glass Robinson and local performers. The Jamestown Post notes a trolley line from Panama Ashville to Corry, and Kane votes to bond $120000 for a new high school. Erie trolley owner Chirtae opens talks to extend to Corty linking with Corry and Columbus lines.
Erie officials plan an official inspection of the new union passenger station next week led by Mayor Joseph Williams and city council members. Theodore Eichhorn said tickets should go on sale by December, after ground work by Fellheimer Wagner NYC architects. Conduit work on Sassafras and Pesch streets nears completion as Doyle Bros. Construction advances with remaining sections.
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