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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1927
Page
6
Farmers report a rainy May delaying crop planting with most fields well behind schedule. Despite setbacks, early potato crops look promising and corn planting continues as rain benefited pasturage. Grass growth is forecast to be about twenty percent higher than last year, with overall yields likely below normal due to late spring.
Anna Kovach, daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Kovach, and Luene Hesie, son of Mr and Mrs Grant Hosier, were married at St Elizabeth Church in a 9 oclock mass conducted by Rev V J Reiser. Miss Kovach wore white with a veil. Miss Helen Gould assisted as bridesmaid. Walter Dugan served as best man. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Corry.
Taplin of Cleveland, chairman of the Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company, denies personal interest in extensive trading of Pittsburgh Company stock on New York and Pittsburgh exchanges. The Pittsburgh Meat Company shares have traded heavily since the trading scare began last Tuesday, with nearly 100,000 shares moving on the exchanges.
Fragmentary OCR describes a radio set scene with buzzing noises and tiny parts condensing sound. Mentions News of the World and London as contexts. No clear event or names beyond Broad references to a speaker and condensers.
Sparta area merchants move to a half holiday with stores closing after the weekly afternoon session and no Sunday openings. The change aims to standardize hours after some merchants already served customers on Sundays.
Preliminary details for the fall dedication of the new Erie depot are being arranged by the Erie Chamber of Commerce depot and subways committees led by Griswold. He notes coordination with New York Central and Pennsylvania officials and reports contractor progress as the depot nears occupancy this fall.
United Press reports Harrisburg data show about 200000 more licensed motor vehicle operators. Department figures indicate 1,528,082 drivers issued licenses in the first five months, with 1,050,127 licenses tested from July to May. Vehicle registrations rose for the period, totaling 213,781, while motorcycles fell slightly.
June 4 report from Pittsburgh says United Mine Workers District No. 5 leader Fagan filed a $50,000 suit against Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Co. after a disorderly conduct arrest. He alleges false arrest and ridicule. a $10 fine was upheld on appeal, with union founder Waiter noted in the district.
Mrs. Daugherty, a discouraged midwestern woman, suffered four months of severe illness until a flyer about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advised her. After three bottles she felt relief, and by the eleventh she was well again, praising the remedy and offering to answer letters from other women. Address: Mrs. Bo. Daveurary, 1208 Orchard Ave., Muscatine, Iowa.
In Johnsonburg on June 4 authorities pursued the Hruino Vayala case, detaining Pity Lones and Tedyédd at the county jail. Detective Leo Werner seized many others likely to know details linked to the shootings as state police review evidence ahead of the grand jury session in mid June. Several arrestees posted bond and were released after pledge hearings.
Erie June 1 Pauline Parley 18 and Ruth Stranahan 17 graduates of Spartansbiya High School were lost overnight in Erie while a high school trip toured Niagara Falls. They were detached from the party and became separated while returning to meet companions at the Woman's Club. They were later returned to their homes on Thursday.
A commencement ceremony is planned for Murray High School with sixty graduates. The program includes orchestral selections, salutations, songs, and readings. Principal Howard J Sheon and Superintendent Ralph Dewey will present diplomas. The event occurs Wednesday evening in the High School auditorium.
A fragment explains charcoal formation as carbonaceous material remaining after wood is heated with restricted air. It notes burning in limited oxygen drives off other elements while preserving nearly pure carbon.
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