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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1928
Page
3
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A fragmented note mentions Soren Iley and Erhurs with involvement in a paired event. Details are unclear. readable names imply a collaboration or assistance role. Further context is unavailable in the legible text.
The article argues the country faced a speculative stock boom with inflated prices and widespread gambling in Wall Street. It notes few operators profited by timely buys and sells, while most investors suffered losses as prices fell. Yet the underlying property value and business assets remain solid, with prosperity tied to common sense and restrained optimism.
In a vintage puzzle style, John takes 1/4 of the work in four days, James 1/5 in five days, and William 1/6 in six days. All three work together to finish the task and split $74 by their contributions, yielding the fair share per person based on work rates.
An analysis of the American political system praising the democratic method while noting defects. It acknowledges that the American process yields strong leaders yet produces inconsistent results and criticism of political institutions. The piece argues democracy muddles through, sometimes blundering yet steadily moving forward.
Journal notes from June 16 1908 record a frost line event backing early morning fence repairs in the east district. It reports a June 14 birth to Mr and Mrs Charlie Bowhan at 21 Grove Street. The Jar Jose scale pest is discussed with a twigs sample shown to the Journal. About 900 attended the high school recital by graduates of Prof H C Wilson's School of Music. Clair Bureh of Kushequa visits for the Wilson School of Music commencement. Orrie Stennett is busy in Clymer NY today. Hugh DeLury and Mrs W Junge attend the wedding of their cousin Miss J Carbin in Warren.
A reader submits exercises on English grammar pronunciation and spelling. The page includes questions about correct sentence structure, pronunciation of beneficient, mis spellings among stenographer stereotype sterilized, and vocabulary tasks with the answer section and a lost license plate notice from Titusville Pennsylvania.
Federal prohibition agents seized 200 cases of Canadian whiskey valued at $20,000 and arrested eight men after a midnight raid at Woodmere. Prisoners named include Samuel Gorman, William Jones, Leal Inman, James Haykell, Charles Lopes, German Michaels, Alfred Gorman, and others. A motor boat and two row boats carried the liquor. three agents surrounded the craft as it landed. The contraband was said to be owned by a prominent boat owner.
A negligence suit filed by Salvatore Crandata administrator for Samuel Granata against the Village of Brocton began in Supreme Court before Justice Alonzo G. Hinkley in Buffalo. Attorneys Murle L. Rowe and William S. Stearns represent plaintiff and defendant respectively. Court adjourned to Monday at 10 a.m. Standard Time. The case centers on the death of Samuel Granata, burned in a Brocton automobile accident on his eighteenth birthday, September 3, 1926.
A strange quiz lists questions about holidays, the Jav ish race founder, Lochinvar, and national terms. It also includes names like J. Morro Gastie and Oliver Wendell Holmes, with scattered answers such as Washington and a phrase about very cheap blue.
Tomorrow church notices list services for many denominations. First Church of Christ, Scientia Park Street holds 11:00 Sunday service and 2:40 Sunday school, with midweek meetings and a reading room at 284 North Center Street. Alliance Church on East Washington hosts classes, morning worship, and a youth meeting. Pentecostal Church on Mast Church Street offers services from 10:00 to 7:30 with Bible study and prayer. First Methodist on Center and Pleasant features Sunday School at 9:45, public worship at 11, and an evening program. United Brethren and Baptist churches announce additional services, with Lutherans at St Paul’s offering morning worship and a study on The Twofold Witness. Advent Christian, Presbyterian and other denominations list Sabbath School, sermons, and special events.
A rally and conference for Christian Endeavorers and all interested in youth work will begin at 7 pm in the church auditorium with a conference earlier in the evening. A 6:45 pm or 7:20 pm program includes a supper, an illustrative meeting, and Miss Kelly delivering an address on Christian work among young people. The public is invited.
Erie county shows bonding power of 960700.04 as announced by county controller Harvey Willis on Friday. Excludes 500000 road bonds sold last week. After allocating 500000 for the courthouse addition, the remaining balance is 460799.04.
Patrick Keefe dies at his Corry home 138 West Wayne street after months of illness. Born November 1, 1858 in Cahors, he lived most of his life here and is survived by four sisters C. T. Sweeney Erler Mrs. George Lauffer of Buffalo and Anna and Mary Reefs both of Corry plus brother Ed Kerr. Funeral Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. in St Thomas Church with interment in St Thomas Cemetery.
Frank Elof Dati and Miss Atmi Marie Dingfelder, both of Meadville, united in marriage at 2:30 PM Friday at the First Presbyterian church parsonage. Dr. Edwin L. Melblvanie performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Corry after a brief wedding trip. the groom is a city mail carrier at Corry post office.
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