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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
3
A business man attending his college class reunion reflects on his long absence and the sense of value in his 8000 employed workers. The old president urges that true importance lies in enabling others to work and prosper, not just personal prestige, noting the broader impact of shared livelihood and community.
A Chicago city reflection urges banks to adopt drive in facilities to ease parking and distrusts crime. It notes a world city ranking with London New York Berlin and Chicago and argues Chicago’s 3,373,753 residents must address serious crime while recognizing its positive achievements.
A 1970 journal page notes Gunn E Kimble buying Reed Racket Store on North Center and starting renovations. The High School Alumni reunion drew 1150 to Maccabee hall. William Aldrich of Wayne reports a four legged haunching cuckling. Mr and Mrs B W Stennett and daughter Mabel left for a few weeks at Shermans Bay. Grace Ackerman arrives from Kansas for recent months with her wint. Mrs Hall and Dr G A Elston purchased a saddlacar storing car and headed to Erie then back home.
W L Gordon explains common misuses and pronunciation errors in English. The day’s focus word is intolerable meaning not endurable or insufferable, with guidance on grammar, spelling, and usage. Emphasizes avoiding double negatives and improving vocabulary one word at a time.
Two steamers travel toward each other on the same stream. Teavn A leaves A for B at 6.12 mph and the other from B for A at 10.1 mph. They meet in 13.1-3 hours, giving distance AB as their combined speed times time. Compute distance using the given rates and meeting time.
Erie June 17 The State Public Service Commission will convene at 9 30 p m Friday in Erie to hear cases involving Erie area transportation firms. Major items include Wes Ridge Transportation Co requests to operate motor common carrier routes from Erie to Butler and Butler County towns via Union City Titusville and Franklin. West Ridge also seeks service between Erie and Mercer via Meadville and Sheakleyville and connections to Meadville and Franklin in Venango. Welshh Bus Transportation Co seeks authority for Meadville to Zelien Dale routes via Mercer in Butler County. Silvio Morelli seeks damages for property taken or damaged during grade crossing abolition related to the New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads depot construction years ago.
June 17 at Niagara Falls Ontario a car smashed through the Falls View bridge railing and plunged about two thousand feet to rocks below. The driver Charles He Reaves, an industrial plant employee, died. his infant son survived. Witnesses included tourists and bridge, customs, and immigration officials. The sedan tore away railing sections as it fell. Reaves’ body was recovered and transported to the Maid of the Mist landing.
John B. Stauff, a bank messenger from Lebanon, identified Harry Andreni as a holdup man yesterday after being held up for 2837. He collapsed at Central police station and is now unable to speak. Andreni was captured at Mokes Focks. another robber fled.
The text lists five riddle style queries about schools, India utensils, muziine, salt and sea water ratio, and Arlington National Cemetery location beside a river. It then provides numbered answers including letters and numbers, a few trivia items, and a Pennsylvania reference.
Bennat McDermott of Rew City witnessed a fatal collision four miles past Lewis Run on the Kane-Bradford route. Moris Witherow, 21, of Studford, was killed instantly after being thrown through a rear window into a car’s back seat. Injured were Martha Work, 6, Delton Work, 7, Joe Viceltio, 20, Mary Beahan, 8, and an unidentified child.
The home of Mr and Mrs W A Burnett Corry HD 6 hosted a wedding Monday at 3 30 when their daughter Mattia Eleanor wed Harry Russell Briggs son of Mr and Mrs A St Briggs East Irving street Pink and white decorations brightened the house The ring ceremony was led by Rev Roger F Cressey Presbyterian pastor in the presence of about thirty guests The bride wore white with a veil of sea rises and was unattended A luncheon in white theme followed The bride a popular local graduate of Cory High School 1924 and former Kelly News Co employee and Briggs a Grand Union Stockman after a two week honeymoon through Philadelphia Washington and other places returned to Cory Friends extend congratulations to the couple, G A Shei Harry Miles and Bud Sample were visitors in Warren that evening
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