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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
3
Advertising representative details for Fred Kimball Inc listing offices in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh, with mail handling at Corry Pa. and pricing: per year five dollars per yen, carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Rates available upon application.
Uncle Sam plans an $80,000,000 bond issue as peacetime finance, arguing bonds at just over 8 percent can fund current expenses and long-term needs. The piece questions whether peace can be stabilized through deliberate planning and wise control, noting wartime financing and economic cycles.
The court struck down Minnesota's defunct gag provisions as unconstitutional. Chief Justice Hughes warned against censorship while stressing the press's vital role amid rising crime and official malfeasance in large cities. The decision noted court divisions and urged full agreement.
Stanley Piaszak of Youngsville wed Josephine Swiderski of Corry at St. Elizabeth's Church at 7 40 this morning. Attendants were Stanley Kulinowski and Mary Cokosh. The couple will reside in Youngsville after a wedding trip.
Rev. W. P. Darling formerly of Corry lectured at the Christian Missionary and Alliance Church on Africa. He used stereoptical slides from his Congo years to entertain a large audience at last evening services.
Nurses will host a card party Friday evening in the Parish hall with about thirty six tables reserved. Play starts at o clock and prizes will be given with refreshments served. Proceeds fund porch furniture for the Corry Hospital. committee includes Miss Emily Fahy Miss Monica Garrity Miss Mildred Young and Miss Clybim.
A compact page notes word usage missteps and pronunciation tips. It highlights common errors in phrases such as when do you mean to go versus intend to go and offers word study ideas to boost vocabulary using a single word daily.
A problem states tones invested 900 at 8 percent per annum. With 360 day year, find days to earn 1440 interest. Answer notes Tom and Dick reach pier together due to equal and opposite forces per Newton's third law.
Answers include Paderewski for question 1, 1787 for question 2, a will written dated and signed entirely by the hand of the testator for question 3, and Eskimos as the group in question 4, with Virginia noted for question 6.
The piece argues life insurance outperforms many lines as investors shift away from stocks. Wealthy individuals distrust securities for future value while policies offer specific, dependable protection. It notes insurance may regain prominence in industrial and commercial investment someday.
Four persons were injured in a head on collision on the BP Highway four miles north of Ridgway near the Schiltz greenhouses. A Warren Baling Company truck and a sedan owned by W. R. Smith of Sterling were involved. Injured include W. R. Smith, Frank Hoffman, Fred Hofman, and Martin Hoffman. Martin Hoffman was treated and dismissed. others remained hospitalized. Homer Howard, driver of the bread truck, was also hurt.
Miss Bella Mandeville former Covty resident arrived from Los Angeles with her sister Mrs Harold Keswitk ny Uttleson. Brief services held at 2 30 PM at Alexander and Company funeral parlors. Pine Grove cemetery interment officiated by Rev G Stanley West. Out of town mourners listed. Car collision incident noted near Ridgway. patrol uncertain on blame. police investigating. Mrs Frank N Ames returns from New York City.
The Choir of the First Methodist Episcopal Church offered a varied program of high merit last night to a good crowd. Under director Charles W. Hoftmaster and organist Mrs. C. E. Shoop the concert featured two guest artists Miss Alite Messenger and Mr Joseph Sherrick plus accompanist Mrs. Merrill Lillie. Members of the choir included basses and tenors such as M R Killig J F Lillie Walter Decker and Joel Marsh, with sopranos and other vocalists named among the ensemble.
An ad promotes HEMROID tablets as the internal remedy to cure piles by improving blood circulation and healing weak areas. Keister's Drug Store offers a money back guarantee if one bottle does not end pile agony.
Evelyn Kramer altos Mrs C A donisen Asia Bellynap Mrs Harold Kightlinger Mrs Alice Schneider Mrs G J Shnpp organist join Rev Archie Gibson in special evangelistical services in Spar tansburg. Primary Department children urged to report at 4 oclock Friday afternoon for a rehearsal of the Children’s Day exhibits.
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