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Publisher enters at the Corry post office as second class mail matter. Rates for advertising are to be made known upon application.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
3
Publisher enters at the Corry post office as second class mail matter. Rates for advertising are to be made known upon application.
A discussion extols hands on skills taught by scouts and similar groups. It argues youngsters gain practical training through signalling knot tying and first aid. Reflects on summer activities improving family life and encouraging outdoor experimentation at home or in yards.
At the annual meeting in Kenton Ohio members of the International Brotherhood of Magicians display feats like windfolded driving a car through traffic and parking, hypnotic commands transmitted by radio, escape from a straight jacket and coffin, and a pistol firing display.
A reader asks ten science questions and provides brief answers. Topics cover incandescent gas burners, mercury, diamond water color, structural vs dynamic geology, Leo, interpretation in science, Euclid and geometry, spectrometry, Hippocratic oath, and ballast gas for the Los Angeles dirigible.
Members of the New Era Westminster Guild traveled to Findley Lake on Wednesday afternoon for their annual picnic at the Whit Vesey cottage. They spent the afternoon boating and visiting, and at six provided a five course green dinner for about twenty members before attendees enjoyed Houdini style stunts and feats, highlighted by dexterity and natural law.
Bertha McCann of Pennsylvania recounts using a device from Sorbol Company, Ohio, to relieve a severe injury. She describes drooping vision and breathing trouble, and seeks advice on how to proceed and share her experience.
Johnsonburg officials awarded contracts for a new high school totaling about 2102,20081. Wilcon Construction of Johnson Town, Pa, will general contract for 78,500. Larson Bros of Johnsonburg plumbing for 19,620. St. Few Electrical Co of St Marys electric work for 14,88. The plan features brick fireproof construction with auditorium gym and tech rooms. Construction begins soon on the old site on First Avenue and should finish by next year’s end. The board also solicited bids on 75,000 municipal bonds to finance the project. A Kings' Herald picnic at Collis Woods, organized by Mrs Albert Youn, enjoyed a day of dining and leisure.
June 16 reports Joseph Yor union of DuBois was struck by a BR and P freight train near Idlewild at 8 am. He died at Elk County General Hospital at noon Wednesday from internal injuries. He worked with the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad extra section gang and did not notice the approaching train traveling about 15 miles an hour before being hit. He was brought to Ridgway by motorman for hospital care.
The Asewovearvison urine reins report that Vania Railroad is double tracking its line from Belle Valley to Langdon. The system is already double tracked from Erie to Belle Valley. The Milliron Construction Company of DuBois holds the contract, with about fifty men at work on the job.
The Eastern Star grand chapter in Harrisburg is electing officers today ending its 34th annual session. Bertha Hamilton and Jane Roberts are set to advance to higher offices with Jessie Berlin and John Cole also slated for promotions as the organization conducts elections and installations.
A Philadelphia confrontation on June 16 over a heated argument on a hearse between the coachman and a passenger drew Detective Walsh as mediator. He approached the vehicle as it released a pre war bouquet and found the driver identified as John Miller amid ten barrels of beer.
Wallace Young and Mrs J proung Bre spent the day in Erie. They made the trip by motor.
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