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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
3
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a local public notice about an event or sale. readable words mention a public action and officials, but full details and dates are missing. The surviving text suggests a municipal or legal notice typical of a city page.
A corroded news snippet discusses the Nanking government’s demand for withdrawal of foreign troops from China. It notes Chinese tolerance toward foreigners and urges Western powers to engage cooperatively with Beijing to avoid future friction and to treat Chinese authorities with legitimacy.
Journal notes from twenty years ago report Erle's Red Sox scheduled to play Cory nine at the fair grounds this Saturday. Charles Simpson buys the LG Baker building at Columbus. Miss Lulu Slater Gert Hide Swifl from Cleveland visit Dawson Lake Columbus. Miss Id Tillotson returns home from Allegheny College on vacation.
In New York City a coalition of business leaders plans a club for firms in business since 1828. About 200 already listed include factories banks dry goods houses publishers jewelers and two newspapers. The movement aims to uncover a long tradition of honest methods and public service across the nation.
The Navy Department seeks to reuse the S-4 submarine as a test hull at Portsmouth Navy Yard after its sinking near Provincetown last December that claimed 40 lives. Officials argue the plan could improve safety by housing new devices and enabling prompt testing, though it faces public opposition and questions about replacing lost sailors.
Exercises test pronunciation spelling and usage with questions on prejudiced pronunciation in compounds and daily speech. Answers refer to yesterday's exercises and include guidance on silent letters syllable stress and word forms.
A Jamestown NY girl avoided serious injury when she exited a crowded coupe after a dance at Celoron Park. Moments later a second car carrying Ralph Baptist John Lewis Albert Byrnes and two friends collided with a street cart, sparing her from harm while six others were involved.
A breezy puzzle notes a bicyclist climbing at five miles per hour and descending at three, with a turning point at hilltop. It then blends a wordy past problem about house costs and percentages, ending in a cryptic calculation.
Answers to yesterday's questions include Radium and Abraham Lincoln. 3 English. 4 Colorado. b Mercury. The prompt asks about gunfire to solve a U S President, fithom measurement, first German Republic president, apiary definition, and a landlocked European country.
Elgin June 19 Mrs Erinn Lew former resident buys home of Mrs Norm McCray Byron Lewis plans remodel and return to Bright Mr Gilson buys property from Robert Burrows Harry Proctor couple welcomed a baby girl The Ladies Aid of Elgin church stage musical comedy The Minister's Wife is New Bonnet on June 27 and 28 to provide a mirthful evening with an all local cast.
Ground will be broken in summer for a 9 1 million dollar church on West 6th Street in Erie to serve Park and Central Presbyterian congregations. The plan includes auditorium, tower, chapel, and concourse with Corbusier and Foyten of Cleveland as architects.
June 19 report says twenty one men convicted of murder will appeal to the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons when it opens tomorrow. Most seek clemency from second degree murder or life sentence commutations. only Joseph Kamenisky Jr of Scranton faces execution for the murder of Dr Gerald Kelley after a prior amputation dispute.
Benjamin F. Young of Grenfield New York and Hazel G Flynn of this city married at Warren Pennsylvania by Justice Days yesterday. The couple were attended by Mrs Hi Burch and Thomas Plyhn and Junior Bure. After a wedding trip to New York City they will reside in Glenfield.
The Equitable Life of Iowa offers a Budget Booklet to help track every disbursement and show exactly where money goes. Request a booklet from a company representative to regulate expenses and boost savings.
Coroner Henry A. Bowers ruled reckless driving caused a West Third Street collision that killed two Jamestown girls and three Erie men. Witnesses described racing cars that sideswiped a trolley, one vehicle clipping the trolley before a head on impact.
Severe storm east of Union City Sunday night killed three cows on Oscar Shepard’s Cory road farm near the fish hatchery and damaged Fred Peterson’s nearby home. Lightning fractured the telephone line and splintered instruments as the bolts struck.
Four women from Warren and Clarendon counties escaped serious harm when their car struck a tree after swerving to turn near Winley street and Pine avenue. The inexperienced driver lost control. two passengers suffered light facial cuts from shattered glass. First aid was given at the nearby Alfred Johnson home, with later treatment by a local physician. The car was damaged and towed to a garage. Miss Alice Meyer of State College, Pa, was visiting the Haskins home.
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