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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1928
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a name and the number 16 in unclear context. The readable bits show no clear event, date, or location to confirm a full news item. This summary preserves only the uncertain reference while awaiting clearer text.
The column records pupils at a Nov 6 event hosted by Milly Busty Ice Del and W Icitehen whower. It notes fishing season opening next Monday and mentions travel to Falconer Ny and Garland for short visits. Dr G W Greenfield, veterinarian, has seated the J R B Gravey house on West Pleasant Street. Agnes and Nellie McCarthy travel to Bradford for a two week visit.
Allegheny College Pa June 12 building work begins on the new Caflish Hall and Jacob C Cattis Memorial Hall as part of the 113th commencement program. The Caflish Hall project costs about 825000 and will join 14 campus buildings. Cattisen Memorial Hall, a freshman dormitory on North Main east of Alden Hall, will cost about 175000 and house around 125 freshmen with occupancy aimed for January 1829.
United Press reports the 1925 Republican National Convention likely to nominate Warren G Harding on the first ballot after a long stalemate. Historical records through 1924 show many ballots and various candidates including Wood Hoover and Roosevelt, with Garfield and Harrison repeatedly appearing in past conventions.
The centennial of the church will be celebrated with a week of services and programs beginning Friday evening with a welcome reception and greetings from local pastors. A Saturday morning service features a history address by Conference Historian W. Miner and later talks. Sunday includes a special Centennial program led by Rev. W. Murray and a sermon by Rev. James A. Beebe of Allestrony College, followed by reminiscence and closing services led by Rev. Cobb, Chapman, Hawitt and Rev. A. M. Lockwood.
A medical note reflects on patient resistance to simple health basics like sleep outdoor exercise and plain foods. It cites a Toledo dentist's remark that common remedies like salt are effective yet overlooked by some patients who demand elaborate medicines. Doctors aim to balance common sense with needed prescriptions.
The piece contends that Chinese strategy differs from prior revolutions, emphasizing adaptability and goal clarity under Chang Tsolin as Nationalists resist Reds and Japanese influence. It also covers the American Wholesale Coal Association plan to spend 250000 yearly on public education about coal, its varieties, uses, and industry practices, plus assorted notes on figures like Lindbergh and stock market trends.
Answers to yesterday exercises and corrections for common English usage. The page lists misused letters and synonyms, with examples like right pronunciation and daily conversation usage. It covers terms for demise, proper word choices, and archaic or obsolete forms, concluding with a set of corrected terms and guidance.
The page lists a quiz with several oddly phrased questions and a short answer section. It includes queries about congressmen, Napoleonic laundress, fifth wedding anniversary name, national emblem, a science topic, and then a list of yesterday’s answers mentioning Taft in 1912, places like Arizona and New Mexico, and other items such as Bunker Hill and the juice of the white poppy.
A and B unload coal together. A handles 4 loads per hour while B handles 1/12 load per hour. Combined rate is 4 + 1/12 = 49/12 loads per hour. Time to unload one load is 12/49 hours, about 0.2449 hours.
Summer session starts at 8 15 tomorrow morning at the Junior High with Mr J Blanden as principal. About 100 students are expected to enroll for six weeks offering advanced work and preliminary to the next term. Mrs May McCormick, Mrs Rose Brady and Mrs Bugeen Gratt assist. Enrollees should bring 80 cents in fees. Katherine Ryan has returned to Warne after three weeks in the city.
Trustees of the State Hospital at North Warren will meet Wednesday to act on new bids for the hospital building opened Saturday. Bids for two sections were requested with Pickett Hardware Co. of Warren named as the apparent bidder for one section. Other bids came from Welton & Kelly Co. and Clark Co. of New Castle and Jamestown, with amounts around 7300 to 2060 dollars noted in the fragments.
Secretary of Commerce Hoover conferred with President Coolidge and Attorney General Sargent today at the White House shortly before the gavel fell at Obaniur She Kan city convention. The brief meeting occurred about ten minutes prior to the start of the session.
A chaotic suit against the City of Erie outlines claims of damages tied to a public event and street incidents. The complaint references alleged neglect near Myrtle Street and Serenito, mentions bus routes and infrastructure, and notes legal actions, officials, and historic site elements connected to East church street and the Zelioo house.
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