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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1928
Page
3
Listing of staff and advertising matters for the Corry Pennsylvania newspaper. Provides names of publishers and representatives, postal details, pricing, and advertising contact information for the paper and affiliates.
Guidance from James Lytall Stuart urges children to learn basic road safety. Key rules warn to walk on left side facing traffic, cross with care, avoid street games, skate on streets, and never hitch rides or ride bicycles on highways for sport.
The 1927 Pennsylvania hunting season saw massive totals across species: 3,446,301 rabbits and 1,098,471 squirrels killed. Deer approached 16,000, rabbits weighed 6,492,782 pounds, raccoons 198,830 pounds, wild turkeys 48,340 pounds, ruffed grouse 488,204 pounds, ring neck pheasants 488,203 pounds, and waterfowl 167,028 pounds. Overall, 11,414,822 pounds (5,707 tons) of game were retired, up from 1926.
In Washington, the Harding administration’s early cabinet era is recapped with focus on bonds and alleged gifts tied to Sinclair. Hoover and Hughes emerge with clean records, while Mellon and Hays face scrutiny over unreported bonds and timing. A network of political figures, including Gooding, is noted for farm and tax policy stances amid postwar pressures.
Twenty years ago March 17 1908 Highwind Sunday marked news from the Journal Files. J C Caniseh a leading Union City businessman was unanimously elected president of the National Bank of Union City. Hon Lewis Emery Jr of Bradford announced a bid for delegate to the National Republican convention in Chicago. Main Street road work was reported as the worst in the city from the railroad to Concord Street. Erickson girl left for Erie to attend a Shamrock party. Dr A L Stem of Union City gathered signatures for a coroner candidate petition.
A fragmented reader item presenting questions from a language quiz by W L Gordon. It lists five exercises on grammar pronunciation spelling synonyms and proper word usage with an answer key snippet referencing yesterday's exercises.
A mixed set of trivia questions from a vintage page asks which British nurse was executed by Germans in the war, what Mexican oil shipment is famous for, and which poem contains a dubious line about muscles. It also cites rental notices and a Judas betrayal reference, plus scattered numbers and incomplete phrases.
In Franklin on March 17 a gray Ford coupe stolen from Reneoe Ward of Hasson Heights, Oil City, was recovered on South Park Street within minutes. Captain George Snyder pursued, fired twice in the air, and the car fled down South Park. The trio in the vehicle abandoned the coupe mid slope. search found no suspects. The car was later returned to its owner at the Franklin police station.
A fragment describes a partnership gain of 2800 dollars over six months and asks how to divide it. It also notes a calculation path using area figures for 40 persons, mentioning a 135 foot area and 225 flat feet per person, then suggesting dividing 135 by a derived number to obtain persons.
A reverent reminiscence on St Patrick day observed today March 17. The piece explores Patrick as bringer of Christianity to Ireland, his enslavement, visions, and the shamrock and harp as enduring emblems. It reflects on learning, pagan roots, and the saint’s lasting cultural legacy.
After five years silent the Youngsville brick plant resumed operations Friday with 15 workers under Superintendent John McKee of New Castle. Repairs prepare for the April opening of Keystone Pace Brick Company, now controlled by New Castle interests. charter application pending.
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