Corry Evening Journal details and masthead
The Corry Evening Journal announces price, publisher, and advertising contacts with addresses in Corry Pennsylvania New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. The notice lists subscription rates by mail and carrier and notes post office receipt and second class mall status.
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Corry Evening Journal
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Withoal Advertising
Pred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York ‘Tribune
Chicago
Weed Out the Frills and Fancies in Education Costs
Mark Graves, NY State Budget Director, urges halting yearly rises in public education costs under tight economic conditions. He calls for reviewing curriculum additions, trimming frills, and reducing per pupil spending while noting highways may be spared. He cites 1930 education spending reaching 291 million dollars and per pupil cost rising from 68 in 1920 to 138 in 1930, urging tax relief through lower expenditures.
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Mark Graves
New York
Graves
Tam
Who's Who in Chicago Picks Rob erts for Attorney General
A Chicago political note cites Ritchie and a Maryland governor placing second on the ticket for vice president. The piece quotes a Wisconsin source urging Owen J. Roberts as attorney general and calling for a coalition government to coordinate law enforcement and combat racketeering nationwide. It advocates selecting the country’s best minds regardless of party.
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United States
Hollywood Film Shop Twenty Years Ago June 27 1912
O M Severson of Buffalo, division winner of the New York State Highway Department, overseeing the Pindley Lake road project, visited the site during his inspection tour, as recorded in the Journal Files.
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O. M. Severson
Buffalo
New York State Highway Department
Stedt
Pindley Lake
Butter and eggs prices rise at wholesale markets
Wholesale dealers report butter, cheese and eggs climbing in price. Butter is four cents higher than last year. Eggs sell for eighteen cents a dozen for cold storage, with expected further increases. The Alithian Society hosted a fine ice cream social at the park last night, featuring music by the Corry band and drawing a popular crowd.
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Alithian Society
Corry
Daughters of Isabelle hold ferry evening at Maccabees hall
Hollywood chatter and local notes fill a long column. The piece mixes a nightlife scene with jokes about Narcolepsy from psychiatrists and picayune city updates. It mentions a dozen social happenings, a bridge game, a public playground plan, a streetcar incident, and local moves including staff changes at General Electric and auto trips from New York.
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Isabelle
Maccabees Hall
Derision Terms During the French Revolution
The article notes that the phrase sans culottes was a derisive term used against peasants and artisans. It explains the meaning as men without skirts or breeches and recalls aristocrats facing the revolution, often described as being beheaded or deprived of their heads.
Okra’s Rise From Obscurity To Food Staple
Early cooks and growers in the South recognized okra as a usable food once deemed dubious. They learned its value in soups and other dishes and observed how the hardy plant could overcome humble beginnings to become a respected, desirable staple in the diet.
Jamestown Child Killed by Automobile
Jamestown, June 2. Joanan trica Tyler, 7, daughter of Dr. Frank D. Tyler and Mrs. Tyler, died after being struck near her Firvanna home about 6:45 p.m. by an automobile driven by Theodore Anderson of 520 West Fifty Street. The girl died at W. C. A. hospital at 7:45 p.m. Coroner David Lincoln planned to interview neighbors today, believing other witnesses may exist. The accident appeared unavoidable on Anderson’s part. TheTyler girl and two other children were on the north side of East Lake road, near the Tyler home, when a second car stopped short ahead of the first. Williams of Tre Williams Nursery said he also stopped, and the girl moved to the road’s other side where she was struck by the Anderson vehicle bound for Jamestown. The first car reportedly left the scene. driver unknown. State police seek the driver’s home.
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Jamestown
Joanan Trica Tyler
Frank D. Tyler
Tyler
Firvanna
Theodore Anderson
West Fifty Strewl
David Lincoln
Anderson
Childres
East Lake Road
Tyler Nome
Fluvanna
Lake Road
Marshall Williams
Tre Williams Nursery
Williams
Evangelistic Services Open in Essex Strait Church
Evangelistic services continue at Advent Christian Church Essex Strait with James Asa Johnson presiding. Sunday features include a Phalanx Quartet performance and music by Q. T. Bergman and Coot. Evening service begins at 7:80 with a song service and a program titled Gessans from Sodom. All are invited.
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Evangelistic
James Asa Johnson
Advent Christian Church
Essex Strait
Phalanx
Q. T. Bergman
Coot
Bergman
Gessans
Sodom
Death claims Union Woman Carmie Rice
Mrs Carmie Rice of 12 Center Street Union City Pa died at 10:30 Sunday night at Corry hospital after an operation. She was admitted in serious condition early Sunday morning aged fifty four. She is survived by her husband. Her body was taken to the family home in Union City by undertaker Glenn. Al Watrous traveled to Warren after a weekend with his family.
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Carmie Rice
Avert Rice
Center Street
Union City
Corry Hospital
Glenn
Campaign to Be Followed Promptly by Republican Progressives
A long, tense article outlines how Republican progressives must quickly determine campaign policy after the 1932 Hoover Capitol platform. It notes progressives' historical influence in Wisconsin and the Chicago GOP gathering, with interparty tensions and accusations of regulars subduing insurgents. The piece discusses North Dakota and Minnesota races, Nye and Brookhart dynamics, and fiscal inquiries tied to drought aid and the Continent Trading inquiry.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Presa Stary
Hington
Chicago
Aia Luis
Peter Nertesk
South Wakota
Deren
Sesatnt Smith W. Brookhar
Lowe
Hawkeye
$15000 Suit Follows Crash In Venango Township
A $15000 damage suit was filed Saturday in county court by O A Hale and Margaret Hale of 1128 Browns Ave against Joseph and May Wasmer of 627 Mast Tihsirget and Julius Dombrowski of Venango township. Mrs Hale was injured December 10 when Wasmer’s car, driven by his wife, collided with Dombrowski’s car near the Warren farm on Waterford road.
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Ditches
Wise Ata
Venango Township
Erie
Fle Satuday
County Chuirt
O. A
Margaret Hale
Brown
Joseph
May Wasmer
Mast Tihsirget
Julius Dombrowski
Accord
Mra Hale
Wasmer
Dombrowski
Werren Farm
Waterford Road
Birds Journey Birdbands Tell Wandering Tales
A heron’s gull of the Isles of Stopls off New Mimpstiine coast. A mist shel Tished up Me Try on Octaber Als and hunter banded at Poleford Maine pete ann dood fo New Pramsiville.
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Stopls
New Mimpstiine
Poleford
Maine
New Pramsiville
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