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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
3
A corry newspaper column urges wartime readiness and public works to curb unemployment. It cites Hoover era aims, the Wagner bill, and a proposed labor stabilization board to coordinate preplanned public construction. Building activity is highlighted as a key driver to relieve direct and related joblessness.
An analysis notes chronic nurse shortages and uneven quality across providers. It cites Harper's July article urging higher training standards and licensing for nurses, plus expanding visiting nurse programs to support home care with paid expert service available by the hour.
The page outlines vocabulary notes and usage guidance by W L Gordon. It highlights misused words for example destine vs bound to succeed and notes on mispronunciation and misspelling. It promotes expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily with protract defined as draw out in time.
Answers listed include 1 Pythons in the Philippines 2 Wheat 3 Oxcar Wilde 4 Decimal System 5 Birmingham. The post also asks: From what in glue and stamps made how long for light from Hercules reach Earth, define acute angle, what rifle makes U S army uses, and which two railroads are owned and operated by the U S government.
A salesman earned commission of 224 percent and forwarded 5601.00 to the company. The problem asks to determine the total sale amount based on that commission rate. The wording also includes a calculation method from yesterday involving rods and area conversion, leading to a sequence of steps: multiply 70 by 160, add 109.76, divide by pi, convert to square feet, then double.
Members met at George Alam's home for a pleasant session with visiting and sewing. They planned a dinner for rural mail carriers on Saturday June 28 at the United Brethren church dining room with Mrs H H Bush and Mrs M Fish in charge. The afternoon touched on nursing's shift to planned health maintenance featuring school office and factory nurses.
Thirty-one members of the Gorry Business and Profession Women’s Club, hosted by Miss Muri Sink at the Alexander cottage Findley Lake, held a farewell party for Mildred Goring and Helen Rein who depart for new cities. A bountiful dinner, swimming, games, and awards to Harriet Myers and Melva Miller followed. A kitchen shower honored Goring, with Rein receiving a club remembrance.
Branklin June 26. James Brown, 35, Sugarcreek, held at Franklin police on reckless driving and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after his car zigzagged across the street and crashed into a pair of Tenslethers Willis on Chestnut street while a Meadville couple, Mr. and Mrs. J B Williams, watched. Brown faces charges while awaiting further police action.
Officers who served the Children's Aid Society were re elected at a session in the Municipal building. Mrs O W Bracken was re elected president with other officers and members noted. The meeting followed the escape of Harry Andreni who was held for a bank messenger robbery. Andrews was re arrested for the same bank robbery case and appeared before Magistrate Rothenburg.
Announced by Mrs. Tl Rowe chairwoman that the card party at the Corry Woman’s Club on Mott Street has been postponed to a later date. The event was planned by the Woman’s Club.
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