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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR item notes a person named Percy and a place Bastod with unclear context. Details are illegible, providing no verifiable events, dates, or organizations to form a complete summary.
A fragment reports a case involving Drey and XB in a nonstandard context. The text references a conflict or obstruction with no clear actors beyond the two initials. No dates or locations are readable to fix a precise event or outcome.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Panamanian plot or event and a victory. It references a potential capture or pursuit and includes figures like 300 and 2, though specifics are unclear. The text is partially garbled and lacks verifiable names or dates.
A Corry newspaper clipping discusses dividends rising this year and mentions surplus funds, stock tactics, and upcoming labor challenges. It critiques civil liberties groups, warns of censorship trends, and reflects on urban reform efforts in Chicago. It notes economic and social tensions, calling for clear leadership to guide improvement.
Daily English guidance highlights proper usage misused phrases mispronunciations and misspellings. It lists terms like reared raises croquet croquette and emphasizes choosing precise words to enhance vocabulary with daily word focus and example sentences.
Twenty years ago in the Journal files dated June 23 1910 records Mr and Mrs A L Heed planning Texas travel after visiting Old City friends and relatives St Thomas church hosts a 10 30 AM wedding Sadie Ryan to J Z Mulhern Rev M E Tracy presiding Moose lodge members to attend Erie dedication of the new Moose home July son Corry High class of 1904 honor visit by Mrs Harry Cogswell of Warren Supt W G Curtis and sister Mrs Elgene Hurd depart for New York City to join a fifteen person trip abroad Mrs V M Sandburg hosts a gathering in honor of Mrs Amil Sandburg newly moved here
Answers to Saturday's Questions include: a cloth of paper cast with glue and emery. Warren G Harding. Bastille Day on July 14. Great Salt Lake Utah and China.
A travels 41 2 3 miles to B who covers 6 1 2 miles. find B's distance by the time A reaches 400 miles. Also notes an answer 524.24 gallons with a faulty explanation converting inches and feet to gallons in a bizarre arithmetic chain.
A collision near Kennedy Street on the Jamestown Randolp road left Helen Keane 20 Buffalo. Jean Werkely 20 Buffalo. Edward Getner 24 Bradford Pa with injuries. Keane in rumble seat. Werkely riding with Stanley Rink. Sedan fled scene. motorists transported victims to Jamestown General Hospital after the crash.
The article notes Dwight W Morrow as the Democratic opponent in the New Jersey short term senate race against Morrow. Thelma Parkinson is mentioned as a person above in the text.
The Warren National Bank won a case against L. G. Jamieson in a dispute about nearly $100,000 including interest. The suit, decided in Warren County Court before Judge D A Arird last year, involved an appeal argued before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on May 12.
A Chinatown sage known as Hi Ho declares that a gatn rial cannot be easily flattered and that self praise undermines rivals. The Washington Star notes the witty line as a commentary on vanity and merit.
The note traces the word role as an actor part to the long roll of manuscript carried by players in early theater. It explains how the term evolved from a practical cue to designate each performer’s portion of the script, later becoming the common meaning of an actor’s part.
A Thebes discovery reveals a seventh century Egyptian art work made of a gold iridium alloy displaying a microglyphic Heures inscription, raising questions about origin and dating.
Harrisburg June 3 The end of the hit and run driver may be near in Pennsylvania. Benjamin G Bynon commissioner of motor vehicles is testing highly luminous license plates with bold numerals. Chrome nickel plating is being considered for riders wire wheels and other parts. The state has been offered permission to use the new Lipenickel by patent holders in Detroit. There will be a small royalty increase to plates by two or three cents per set.
Warren June 23 Past Grands from 15 lodges in Pennsylvania met at Kingua for the June gathering of Past Grands Council No 1. They voted to sponsor an Odd Fellows outing with families in August and to invite a Grand Lodge officer. A general committee was named, and the meeting was described as highly enthusiastic.
Paul W White reviews Dorothy Parker collection Laments for the Living from Viking Press. He notes Parker’s humor mingled with pathos in stories like Big Blonde and A Telephone Call, urging readers toward a bitter view of love and inequality. He contrasts lighter humor books by Wodehouse and Perelman with Parker’s sharper prose.
The Baker & Taylor list ranks fiction and general titles. Notable entries include The Shepherd of Guadaloupe by Zane Grey The Scarab Murder Case by S S Van Dine The Strange Death of President Harding by Gaston Means and The Cross Word Puzzle Book 15th Series among others.
A passage discusses readers preferring intelligent literature and notes Maxine Davis's account of critics who forget that readers decide what they like. Mrs Blair cites Bailly Newell Blair arguing readers must select books with significance, a point that continues on page six.
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