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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
2
Corry Pennsylvania paper outlines a look at business reviews and Neptune orbit analogy. It also highlights garden sections and local services across stores and stations with a tone of civic boosterism and reader guidance.
The commandery held an election ceremony to install new officers. Leaders were announced for roles including Eminent Commander and others, with formal oaths and processions observed.
On a Friday night burglars broke into the Hay Drug Store at the corner of Long Avenue and Brady Street and stole about $20 in change along with around 300 morphine tablets. A second break in attempt targeted the Schrum Drug Store on West Lane Avenue but was repelled at a rear entrance.
Quaero Club members held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Baton’s home on North Center Street. The program included a pronunciation test, current events, reading of last meeting minutes, and continued reading on Americanization before adjourning.
A fragment from journal entries recounts March 19 1910 notes. The text mentions Miss Mollie Heath and a parish party in rooms, alongside word study notes and misused phrases. The item reads like a historical clipping with garbled OCR.
A scanned item lists responses to yesterday's questions. Marine depth noted as 246 meters and pressure around 1315 pounds per square inch. Names P. T. Barun and G. Welts appear. The text discusses naturalization and a crescent river formation reference.
A jumble of phrases describes a math puzzle asking for the length of the shortest line between two points on a distorted grid. The note references yesterday’s answer of $192 and mentions a subnet 25 and arithmetic steps.
City officials approved a 1920 construction plan to sell bonds totaling 7.4 million dollars for public improvements including land development and building projects. The measure aims to boost progress with two million dollars in additional funding and 1.6 million for specific improvements.
Fragmented OCR recalls Butler speaking in a distant city with officers present. The narrative references lectures in a theater, a gathering with Magel and various officers, and mentions Col Louis J. Magill and the Air Vine Corps league. An open letter to officers hints at a plan or loss discussed in a formal setting.
Health Officer John Ruppersbury reports fewer than six contagious cases under quarantine in the city with four pneumonia cases as the main concern. Convalescents reduce illness, while Warren and Sheffield face outbreaks of German measles. Over 200 Warren students and many Sheffield pupils are absent due to the mild outbreak.
New York report shows the net pool price of 2.51 per 100 pounds for 3.5 milk fat for February from the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association. Prices for condensed milk butter cheese and other surpluses were unusually low, with January milder than February. Excess supply from unorganized sources and difficulty selling kept prices depressed and pressured producers.
Roderici Duke Ridsdale, 35, was ordered held for court on a charge of transporting a stolen automobile interstate. He was jailed in default of $1,000 bond after federal commissioner action yesterday. the car, stolen in Hollywood, was brought to Pennsylvania and stopped by state police near Greensburg on February 14.
Pittsburgh May 18 taxicab lines prepared to extend service after the reappearance of BA on streets yesterday for the first time since William Drethbal strike sympathizer was sit in last February 20.
Twenty four grand and traverse jurors were drawn by Jury Commissioners Horace Bell and Frank Hart for the May term of criminal court opening May 11 at Erin. Names include Mrs Bell Wabrot Moya Durke and Bertha Sturdevant among others in Union City.
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