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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1928
Page
3
A Corry Pa newspaper page urges citizens to curb littering in public yards and criticizes public spaces. It notes the city’s role and suggests better receptacles. A separate column discusses profits in volume production and a short Democratic platform.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a pole injury and a heated exchange in Shoreditch with unclear details. The hints mention Boston and a sarcastic tone but lack concrete names, dates, or outcomes for a clear news item. The readable portions suggest a public dispute or incident without verifiable specifics.
The prompt asks about who is called Americas unofficial ambassador and cabinet officers number eight. It also asks if peanuts grow underground, which war ended by the Treaty of Versailles, the largest inland port, and the largest into to asile questions. It includes miscellaneous fragments and names like Philadelphia Mayflower Republic of Panama and General Perailing.
Howard T. Toward, 89, of Cleveland, drowned near Stoneboro while fishing Saturday forenoon. Two New York Central railroad workers, Knapp and L. H. Craig, witnessed the accident as their boat overturned. they escaped to shore. MC Mei Guen, nearby cottage owner, alerted authorities but rescue arrived too late. Coroner notified.
A scattered twenty years ago column notes Dr. G W Waggoner's death at eight in the morning. It mentions a goober game Kane versus Corry this Saturday and a new grammar teacher hire in Columbus. Local items include Acme Milling pavement work and residents Katherine and Nan Childs returning from Fargo.
Quras June 11th worker Lidun Reel aged 60 of 114 North Sixth Street died in Olean General Hospital after a lab explosion at the Vacuum Oil Company. He suffered severe facial and body burns and shock when gas leaked and a still exploded, tearing a laboratory end and flooding the building with gas.
Reno residents held a meeting at the Arthur Ho Squier home on Friday to discuss incorporating a borough in Venango County. A map and survey of the proposed borough were presented, and residents pledged improvements and advantages expected from borough formation.
At 12 45 Sunday morning at Plickinger Grocery 35 West Main street Harold Remington 23 Chicago was found behind the counter and knocked unconscious with a ten pound bag of peanuts. He faces burglary and grand larceny charges as officers detain him.
A large auto parade planned by Warren committees will travel three routes to Kane Corry and Jamestown on the afternoon of July 2 and 4, advertising Warren's Gala Day. About 200 to 300 cars are slated to start at 4 30 PM with mobilization led by Chief George Huehn and Sheriff Hass Jefferson.
Hyde-Murphy Company of Ridgway won the contract for the Rufus Burnett Stone building at the Warren State Hospital. The reception structure will honor Rufus Stone of Bradford, trustee since 1880. Cost near 940000, state appropriation. construction to begin after plans pass state reviews. Pickett Hardware Company of Warren awarded plumbing work.
June 25 Liberty street resident Frank Baldwin suffered bruises after a wagon attached to horses was struck by an automobile driven by Ralph Buck James town. The car damaged the wagon breaking its axle and wheels. Baldwin was thrown but landed on the wagon seat holding the reins. Mr and Mrs J E Campbell left for a business trip this morning.
Halisburg reports state council revelations show false data in district financial reports. Investigators cite errors in districts while Dr. John A. Keita says districts will get funds as required by law, with representatives questioned on discrepancies between figures and investigated totals.
The second time in a month Corry residents will view a presidential candidate race via a nationwide radio broadcast from Houston. National networks connect 12 stations to bring live coverage with NBC and United Press summaries. Broadcast costs are estimated by the networks and would imitate the Kansas City Republican convention per second rate.
A problem states an insurer issues a $200000 stack of goods at 78 percent. It places $75001 of the risk at 84 percent with a second company and $51000 at 23 percent with a third company. Determine how much of the total premium the first company retains.
Two youths robbed Bill A Burton manager of Muenker store at 402 Rust Street Erie, taking about 200 dollars and 21 in checks after Burton left his car about 9 10 p m. The highway robbery occurred near the store during darkness. Police circulated a description and pursued the suspects early Sunday morning.
Miss Mary and Mr. Stabley Midek wed at 9 am in St Elizabeth’s church with Rev VJ Retest officiating. Attendants were Joseph Matek and Miss Helen Tunko. A breakfast followed at the groom’s parents home. The couple will reside in Corry.
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