Corry Evening Journal publication details and rates
Corry Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania outlines publication schedule and pricing. The notice lists publisher Arthur Colegrove and national reps Fred Kimball Inc with addresses in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. Rates include five dollars yearly, three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week, with advertising rates available on request.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Weather as a Hobby and Public Affairs Reflections
A columnist extols weather study as a hobby using barometers and cloud lore, notes Britons’ cheerful rain adaptability, and contrasts American self reliance with federalizing trends. It reviews business government balance, Supreme Court liberal shifts, debt payment patterns, and the odd link between economic mood and debt behavior.
A Problem A Day Train Ticket Count
A daily puzzle asks how many tickets are needed to connect 25 stations, every pair linked by a ticket. The explanation notes a diameter relation between inner and outer circles and a division step, but the readable fragments do not form a complete solution.
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Nehea
Did You Know Questions and Answers Mix Trivia
A scanned feature presents brief Q and A items on varied topics. It asks about early women ministers like Antoinette Brown Blackwell, notes on the size of Oklahoma and its relation to neighboring states, and includes a quirky comment on the saying death and taxes. The piece blends trivia with short historical notes.
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
A Corry High School commencement will feature Prof. Camden M. Coburn of Allegheny College delivering the address. Arch Boutwell, a former local resident, died in an automobile crash. Jake Sullivan caught a trout west of town in a stream flowing from the State Hatchery. Seniors named for graduation by the principal include Abe Cohen Ora Hasbrouck Ann Hinman Vivian Johnson Webb McCray Grad Murray Hill a Appel Mildred Steeley Hazel Duffy Magna Tillotson with Johnson the valedictorian and Tillotson the salutatorian. Wilbur Hull drove to Erie this afternoon. Dawson Olmstead and Mrs Olmstead attended his sister's wedding in Warren yesterday. Fred Cowden narrowly escaped a cave-in at the Ajex alley sewer excavation.
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Camden M. Coburn
Allegheny College
Corry High School
Abe Cohen
Ora Hasbrouck
Ann Hinman
Vivian Johnson
Webb McCray
Grad Murray
Hilla Appel
Mildred Steeley
Hazel Duffy
Magna Tillotson
Miss Johnson
Misa ‘Tillotson
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon offers guidance on common language errors and pronunciation. It emphasizes careful usage, correct spelling, and expanding vocabulary by mastering one new word each day.
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W. L. Gordon
Jealousy Blamed for Murder and Shooting
United Press report from Chicago dated June 3 states Mrs. Helen Deal, 18, of Sidney, shot and killed Nicholas Colantanio, 83, then wounded herself. Police say she had lived with Colantanio after arriving two weeks earlier from Hot Springs Apt, amid jealousy sparks.
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United Press
Chicago
Mrrs
Helen Deal
Sidney
Nicholas Colantanio
Look and Learn Quiz Answers
Answers list states Thomas Jefferson as founder. A desert fertile spot called a oasis. The most important provider of gunpowder is sugar? Maryland supplied the most oysters. A standard piano has seven octaves.
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U. S
Guna
Union
Thomas Jefferson
Gasis
A. Sugar
Maryland
Near Trial of Alligator Nearly Costs Man Arm
June 2 OM CIPy A former Oil City man Samu Day now of Lakeland Florida narrowly escaped losing his arm to an alligator. He had placed his wrist inside a steel arena where several alligators are confined. An alligator bit and tore a deep gash as Day jerked free and received prompt treatment after the attack near the lake at the Carpenters Home.
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OM Cipy
Th Carpenters
Lakelands
Fla
Samu Day
Oil Cuy
Ray
Day
Two Auto Fatalities Reported in Elk County
Over the weekend Elk County recorded two auto deaths. Mrs Norbett Jacob 32 of St Marys died in a crash near Bymédale. Andrew Warster 38 of Hornell died in another collision while Ola Taylor and Talile Pence of Hornell were treated for injuries. Mrs Jarou of St Marys suffered fatal injuries Sunday night. The penultimate report notes further details and hospital status.
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St. Marys
Hornell
County
Ridgway
Elk County
Norbett Jacob
St. Mary
Andrew Warster
Ola Taylor
St Marys, Wert
Lome
Sterl Artley Named To Head Teachers Association
A. StorH Artley a Corry Junior High faculty member was elected president of the Corry Teachers Association at the close of the 1930 21 term held yesterday afternoon at the Senior High. Artley succeeds Harold G Wolfe of Vic Junior High who led the group last year. New officers include Miss M Agnes Connell vice president and Mrs May McCormick secretary and treasurer. Twenty two county public school teachers announced plans to attend summer school sessions. Superintendent Ralph S Dewey will attend the National Education Association convention in Los Angeles starting June 28 as a delegate of the slide association. Four local teachers Miss Evelyn Kramer Helen Johnson Katherine Conway and Ina Whitney will attend California summer sessions at the University of Southern California. Adele McCray will accompany the group to visit Ney sisters former Corry residents Miss Ey June, Sarah and Hazell McCray.
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A. Stoh Artley
Corry
Ralph S. Dewey
National Education Association
Los “Angeles
Slide Association
Evelynn Kramer
Helen Johnson
Katherine Conway
Ina Whitney
California
University of Southern California
Adele McCray
Ney Sisters
Missey June
Sarah and
Hazell McCray
Fires Another Broadsides at Power
A historical city piece argues that electric power controls modern life and risks a national monopoly. It asserts utilities overcharge through cross state borders and seek graft, urging a square deal and stronger state power to regulate interstate transmission and prices.
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United States
Yas le
Retown
Wevesary
Publi
Supreme Court
Explosion destroys Dunkirk home and damages area
A bomb obliterated the Cambria home at 204 Lynx Street in Dunkirk midday, torching the building and shattering nearby houses. The Cambria family were away visiting relatives. a delayed return, including a trip for gas, kept them safe. Windows shattered across the district and tremors were felt as far as Fredonia and Silver Creek. City police received calls asking about an earthquake.
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Dunkirk
Mirs
Carmel Cambri
Lynx Street
Mrs. Cambria
Mr. Cambria
Relativi
Levingeat
Silver Creek
Fredonia
Brocton
Marty
Miss Belle Mannavitin to be interred in Pine Grove
The body of Miss Belle Mannavitin who died in Los Angeles will arrive Thursday morning at her former home for burial. Funeral services are set for Thursday afternoon at 1 30 at Alexander and Company's Funeral Parlors with Rev G Stanley West officiating. Interment will follow at Pine Grove cemetery.
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Belle Mannavitin
Los Angeles
Calif
Burl
Alexander and Company
G. Stanley West
Emmanuel Episcoot Ouureh
Pine Grove Cemetery
Miss Fitch New President Of B PW Club Here
Miss Tnex Fitch will be president of the Corry Business and Professionis Women’s Club for the coming year after election at the municipal meeting held last evening at Lyo nvine of Mira Marion Smith retiring president North Center street. Other officers include Miss Florence Lindqurst vice president, Mrs Kuna Blanchard recording secretary, Michel Matheyrs assistant recording county, Miss Agnes Lynch corresponding Secretary, Miss Ida Orntens Wer and Miss Sarm Macinnes assistant treasurer, Mrs. Eisie Nichols state director, Miss Marion Smith. Reports were given and other business of interest to the club discussed. The dime social meeting will be in the form of a picnic at Mrs Dit Alexander’s college at Findley Lite in io Weeks. Miss di Ohin, Mrs. Ruth Hoenes, Miss Wilma Rich and Mildred Swanson were in charge. Cards were enjoyed during the social hour, awards being made to Miss Gertrude Field and Mrs dad bell Ruppersburger. The hostesses, Miss Smaith and Miss Ethel Mathews, served refreshments. Last evening’s meeting closed the year’s business. summer programs include cat figs and phonies.
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Tnex Fitch
Corry
Eisie Nichols
Ie Lorian
Marion Smith
Dit Alexander
Findley Lite
di Ohin
Ruth Hoenes
Missey Wilma Rich
Mildred Swanson
Gertrude Field
Dad Bell Ruppersburger
Smaith
Ethel Mathews
Divorce Masters Named In Erie County Court
Five masters were appointed Monday in Erie County Court by Judge J. P. Rossiter to handle divorce cases. The masters to bear them include names such as Joseph Mt Bennett against Corfeila Bennett with attorney Blaine Kincaid and others listed for multiple proceedings.
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Brie
Erie County Court
J. P. Rossiter
Tuses
Joseph Mt. Bennett Agaist
Corfeila Bennett
Blaine Kincaid
Amante
Dora el Munn
Willim Munk
Walter S. Peake
Julia Durst
Winer Durst
J.silin
Alvin EB
O&lon
Jennie Bison
A. M. Milley
Grace A. Miller
Maurice Miller
Jacob Hertzler
The Woman My Father Made For Love
Ellen, reared on a farm, accepts Jim Baker’s proposal seeking marriage and a mother for his children. He hides his widowhood while courting her, but his demand tests her love as Sim deserts her, bitterness grows, and the story unfolds amid a phantom of another woman lingering in her new home.
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Ellen
Tombride
Sim
Hun
Bea Éing
True Story Magazine
Tadaye
Chis July
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