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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1929
Page
3
Corry journals note rising interest in an international World Court. Farewell remarks by President Coolidge boost endorsement of judicial methods and future Senate stance remains unclear as Kellogg-led diplomats seek reservations ironing.
A collection of items from the Journal files includes talk of a legal bridge formula, Senate notes, and a successful year of study. Attendance at the depot saw Company A depart for Washington for the inauguration, with arrival recorded for 9 AM. City nomads arise as 8 percent of town families move yearly, prompting discussion of political indifference, voting loss, and neighborhood bonds amid shifting populations. Local arts progress features drop curtain work for Library Theatre, Corry Art Club display, and a Library Theatre own week mass meeting on Friday evening with local clergy, artists, and musicians.
A clipped reader summary of a page item listing questions and answers for a Saturday English exercise. It includes misused phrases such as He had aid down on the bed and asks for proper pronunciation of Miratte. The page features spelling checks, synonyms for wealth, and fill in the blank verb usage with notes on usage in daily conversation and meaning.
Questions pose historic facts and multiple choice options. Answers touch on US presidency origins, definitions of power, the ten executive departments, precious stones, and Civil War secession order. The list includes random names and clues like Pinkney and Thistle, plus a riddle about seeds in Eden.
Williams McCune, a longtime resident and Democratic figure in Oil City, died at St. Luke's Hospital in Chicago after an operation and a recent decline following placement on the railroad pension rolls. He had hoped to leave the hospital soon and had written home about plans to return, but another operation proved necessary and his condition worsened.
A $40,000 blaze destroyed part of the two-story Newberry company building at 13 Main street Bradford early Friday evening. Assistant manager Max Keifer was overcome by smoke. Fire officials could not confirm the exact start, but indications pointed to an overheated hot plate in the rear second-floor store area.
Larry Long, son of Mr and Mrs John Long of 871 Marion Street, wed Fannie Broughton of Ber Lak Parish Saturday March 2 in Erie. Rev Leg Starner of the Pentecostal church officiated. The couple will reside in Corry as friends extend congratulations.
A problem states a 18 foot upright pole extends 18 feet above water. If tilted so the top touches the surface, the top is 80 feet from its original position horizontally. Find water depth. Answer given as 2 miles with a flawed explanation.
Ad touts Mello-Glo Face Powder for pore concealment and a smooth, nonirritating finish. Claims a new Wrench process provides a youthful bloom and prevents shine. Appears as a vintage vendor promo from Ames Co. printed as advice.
Mr and Mrs C Siple parents of Scout Paul Siple who is with Byrd on his Antarctic expedition will talk to him by radio from Schenectady next Saturday. The program marks WGY taking over shortwave broadcasting with three wavelengths so messages reach around the world. Governor Roosevelt Mayor Wagner and Dan Beard will address Byrd and Siple. The Siples join celebrities on the program and will be on the air at 1 p m EST. WG will broadcast to the Byrd expedition every other Saturday starting March 7.
An important business meeting of the Woman's Club is set for 7 20 this evening at the Hotel Corry. Attendees will discuss the advisability of purchasing a lab home and all members are urged to attend. Mrs John Schaub, previously ill, has moved to her daughter Mrs Al Merkets home and is improving.
United Press reports Rome police accuse Gen Umberto Nobile of fault in the Italia dirigible wreck that killed eight crew and rescuers. An official commission criticizes Nobile’s command but exonerates Captains Zappi and Marsh, citing a wrong maneuver and crew constraints as causes.
Mr and Mrs Coolidge depart the White House for the Capitol amid inaugural ceremonies. The outgoing and incoming administrations are ushered into the Senate during the rest hour of the Congress life. Miss Marjorie sticker returns home after a weekend Harrisburg visit.
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