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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1928
Page
3
Outdoor opportunities expand near cities with golf courses parks and bridle paths appealing to middle class riders. Suburban real estate development fuels interest in laid out bridle paths through farmland. More facilities like town pools and affordable cars make recreation accessible to moderate means, challenging old charity views of outings.
The first year of Trans Atlantic service saw weak profits but rising use. a $30 cut on a ten minute call to Britain and the Continent widens appeal. The move may attract more calls, supporting growth as circuit stability improves. A note on traffic discipline follows a plan to enlist motorists to uphold the Golden Rule on the road.
Answers include Pocahontas and Martha Washington. Era of Good Wheeler? refers to a president's era. A magnet attracts a semi-precious gem. Five coloration protection term? Country noted for mataties. The clots matter list shows ancient textiles like wool and linen, cotton, silk, linen by Hypothians and Hihgua. Linen and Mayline sequence mentioned.
NEA Service writer Rodney Dutcher surveys 1920 census figures on married and unmarried women workers in the United States capital and states that about 95 percent of married women work out of necessity. The piece lists occupations and age ranges, noting regional and occupational breakdowns, with many strong entities such as Mary Anderson, Women’s Bureau, Department of Labor, and various industries.
Journal files recall events from March twenty years ago in this city. Business leaders discuss locating a new factory. City schools close for spring vacation. A plan for a free library in Union City moves forward. A fire alarm on Frederick Street responds to a glass fire. A steam shovel derailment near Watts Flats disrupts rail traffic. Reed, buyer of Powers Bucket Store on Center Street, makes store upgrades. Samuel B. Bayle visits as county superintendent and Republican Assembly candidate. Richard Dawson returns home from Michigan Military Academy.
The tenth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will be held in Williamsport on May 18 and 19. Dr Bertha Maxwell of Williamsport is general chairman with a large committee arranging events at Lycoming homeland headquarters. Miss Mildred Rungeon of Reading is program chairman and speakers of national and state prominence are slated. The federation has about two thousand members in Pennsylvania and several hundred are expected to attend. Officers include President Mrs Helen M Sehluroff Erie and Vice President Mrs Buelah F Manley Williamsport.
A and B receive 60 dollars for work. With work rates in ratio 3 to 4 and days in ratio 7 to 6, divide the payment by allocating shares proportional to product of rate and time for each. That yields A’s share and B’s share in the same ratio as 3×7 to 4×6.
Franklin sen a1 cent Strobridge, aged 19, entered a guilty plea to assault and battery after striking John Jordan Friday evening. Held in default of 800 bail for Quarter Sessions. Jordan was taken to hospital with a severe head injury and, at last reports, is recovering after going AWOL from the hospital.
Eastern states survey shows Hoover strong among Republican candidates while Alfred E. Smith keeps to a watchful waiting stance on a possible presidential bid. The piece notes Smith’s potential impact if he enters the Democratic race and outlines state-by-state dynamics toward Kansas City conventions.
The International Paper Company board declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1 3/4 percent on the cumulative 7 9 4? preferred stock and 1 1/2 percent on the cumulative 6 percent preferred stock for the current quarter. Payable April 16 1928 to holders of record by April 2 1928. Checks will be mailed and transfer books closed. Owen Shepherd
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