Corry Evening Journal publication details
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday with address and staff details. Rates listed: mail $5 yearly carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents weekly. Advertising rates available by application.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1928
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday with address and staff details. Rates listed: mail $5 yearly carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents weekly. Advertising rates available by application.
Robert Mantel, a veteran actor famed for Shakespeare, especially his Lear in prime, has died. He was celebrated for bringing the broken king to life, a performance that lingered in memory of drama lovers. Mantel’s decline did not erase his past glory. Other actors, like John Barrymore, outpaced him in some aspects, though Mantel remained a defining Shakespearean interpreter in America.
Twenty years ago on June 20 1908 Raymond Muff Co employees and families marked the firms twenty fifth anniversary with a reunion and celebration. Sentry Brow drew crowds as bake shop expansion continued on Second Avenue. Cambridge Springs hosts Barnum and Bailey today as Corry figures plan cement block city building. L T Berliner visits Jamestown while Sid Caldwell sails to Gettysburg reunion prep. Master John Linendell visited Garland for a few days with his grandmother.
Fragmentary text hints at Brion and Anthony linked to an event described obliquely. No clear actions, dates, or locations are readable, leaving the exact nature and outcome uncertain.
Lesson questions and answers on grammar and pronunciation from a vintage instructional piece by W L Gordon. It lists common errors such as misspellings and mispronunciations and offers corrections for terms like dodge and tremble related vocabulary.
Questions ask who spread luak over a puddle for whom Walter Raleigh, identify the two great wide producing countries, name the longest non scientific word, name a prominent woman judge in the Old Testament, and name the document drafted by Jefferson Adams Sherman Livingston. Items list include John C. Gathoun Ruby and references to the Hundred Years War and General Lew Wallace.
Coroner Daniel Hanley investigates the death of 81 year old Union City resident Charles W. Hulbert who died from a brain hemorrhage after a night dispute over a property line with neighbor Dell Hutyes. The altercation involved stakes driving and a grappling fall. Hulbert leaves two sons, Frederick and Ansel Hulbert.
A playful math puzzle states a gas tron weighs 450 pounds per cubic foot. It asks for the weight of a cayt ron pipe 20 inches outside diameter, 18 inches inside diameter, and 12 feet long. The provided yesterday’s answer is 112.50 dollars with an explanation about converting feet to yards and an unclear multiplication note.
Mr Lou Tuouas and Mrs George Thomas together with Miss D Louise Skinner were quietly married this morning at the Baptist Church parsonage. Reverend A L Roth performed the ceremony at eight o'clock in the presence of immediate families. The couple will travel to Buffalo and other places on a wedding trip and plan to reside in Corry upon their return. Mr Thomas is a Baptist Church choir member and Mrs Thomas is a pianist.
Church notices list services across denominations with times at First Methodist Will iam H Bartlett pastor 9 45 Sunday School 11 00 Public Worship Epworth League 4 30 140 P M Parishioners invited to Hum anust Church and United Brethren and other congregations to worship with notices of vestry meetings and special sermons in St Matthew s church and Bradford Pa
A sequence of tent meetings led by Rev. Swanger and Rev. Stanger unfolds with services at 2:30 Sunday and 10:30 on July Fourth, plus 2:90 PM preaching by Rev. David Anderson, the Erie Wesleyan pastor. Rev. R. J. Smeltzer of Falconer, N Y, appears nightly at 7:45 and Sunday 7:28. Special music marks each service. A Cleveland couple, Mrs. Mabel Fry Bonnell and ex Governor N E Kendall of Des Moines, wed Thursday at the bride’s father home in Point Chattabogia. Zem Zem band and patrol draw thousands to Franklin Friday night.
James Burch, 70, died last evening after a prolonged illness. Survived by wife and two children DeForest Burch of home and Mrs. Lawson Bemis of Corry. Funeral services set for 2 PM tomorrow at Corry Hospital and Chester Company Funeral Parlors with interment in Elgin.
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