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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal discusses jaywalking in Corry, noting drivers who block traffic, honk excessively, and zigzag through streets. It compares pedestrian rights and driver etiquette while urging safer behavior and courtesy on local roads.
A recent speech underscores steady faith in a durable economy, noting a great people with an industrial plan and ample credit will expand production and employment. While predicting near term business gains is unlikely, confident work and continued exchange of goods should yield positive outcomes.
Kan claims two hundred cars in the city valued at a quarter million dollars. M Day leaves the high school to join Mille Keyless Lock Co. Kent Ohio after this school year. C B Wilcox sells the South Center street meat market to Dr Kibler. Primary election lacks interest with only one district contest on Boss Sisson. Mrs Eva Selsle and family travel to Meadville for granddaughter Josephine Maysen to wed Jack Carpenter at high noon.
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GA June 4 successor to Dr James Albert Beebe at Allegheny College to be named at annual trustees meeting in Meadville Monday June St. Culbertson says committee has narrowed field to include Arthur W Thompson Franz Miller Miner D Craig James R Mills A Ward John Craig John Gilson William Ridge Ida Tarbett. City program seeks 600 from state for East Columbus avenue maintenance under Roosevelt highway plan with $500 state appropriation. bridge over Hare Creek project to start next Monday. 25 to 50 men expected to receive work. completion deadline six ty weeks. state supervision and local inspector oversight. Also a help wanted ad for a general house worker at 202 East South Street.
Daily English notes from W L Gordon discuss common word usage missteps and pronunciation errors. It covers proper forms for phrases like neither he nor she are going, guidance on momentary and pronounciation tips, and a vocabulary-building suggestion encouraging using a word three times to claim it. The day’s word is reproach as a verb meaning to charge with a trust or rebuke.
Tallahassee Florida June 4 Conetesemin Huth Bryan Owen led as tallies from yesterday's Democratic primary arrived slowly Early today she held a 6000 vote lead over fourth district opponent Dewitt Dean The roll showed Owen 59 Dean 2076 Sought for Arson McKeesport Pa June 4 Suspected by police of setting fire to his father's garage after a quarrel causing 2500 damage to it and two adjoining buildings James Ryan 28 McKeesport was sought to surrender
June 4 briefing shows Brie county may complete voting machine upgrades within two years. County commissioners instructed Harold I. Moore to prepare a contract to buy 100 machines from Jamestown Automatic Voting Machine Co to save about 8400 by ordering now. If bids stay low, this contract could cover the November and future elections, with 30 more machines needed for Erie wards and other townships.
Harry Tutuce of Curwensville and Leonard Pearce of DuBois were fined 37 dollars plus costs by Burgess Hagerty after being arraigned on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. Police found liquor in the car after they narrowly missed a telegraph pole on Daisy street. Turner, the driver, was fined 25 dollars plus 2 costs and Pearce 12 dollars plus 2 costs.
Funeral services for H. M. Weber aged 65 will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Alexander & Company Funeral Parlors with Rev. L. Otts officiating. Interment will be in Pine Grove cemetery. Weber, formerly a Corry resident, died suddenly at his home in Zanesville Saturday evening. He is survived by his widow, currently staying with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Marion Doane. The body arrived in the city this morning from Zanesville.
Mitchell, longtime treasurer of Punxsutawney borough, was arrested Tuesday on charges of embezzling about $40,000 in borough bonds over seven years. County officials say he admitted diverting $42,800 to his own use. Civil actions race against his bondsmen await accounting to determine responsibility.
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