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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1929
Page
3
Twenty years ago items recall the Journal’s May 1 1909 entry. Highlights include college presidents youthful yet seasoned by age, discussions on speed regulations, and university leadership trends, with notes on people like Hutchins and Governor Stuart. Also mentions shipbuilding plans, ocean liners, and Cunard’s scale.
Warren May 1 At a session of four Tuesday morning Judge Lt Arvid pronounced sentence on a group guilty of a March 1 robbery. Cuney received 4708 years in the penitentiary for receiving stolen goods and related offenses. Weiders was sent to the county workhouse for 16 months with fines and restitution ordered. The five in the gang pleaded guilty. others serve 200 days in the county jail.
Harrisburg May 1 A 1928 egg production of 117 500 000 dozen valued at 42 025 000 keeps Pennsylvania among leading states Egg Week runs May 1 to 8 The Boys Week election results list civic posts filled by the students at the Senior High School Mayor Fred Ewing Miller Shoop Harold Lloyd and others listed with vote tallies Thomas Welch Bradford dies from November work injury at Sloan Zook Summit Principal Howard Z Sheen announces results and post holders for clerk and other offices
Answers to yesterday's questions list five items with 1) number of words in longest human body part 2) location of a patron in Burma 3) the Great Bear 4) Caesar 5) the Seine.
Private funeral services for Mrs. C. P. Johnson, who died Saturday at her Philadelphia home, were conducted Tuesday afternoon by Rev. P. A. Wimmer. Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Relatives from out of town attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and sons Walter and Harold, and several Nic and Nick family members.
Five years after an astronomer estimated the visible universe as inconceivably vast, Prof Ludwik Silberstein recalculates the diameter of space from rim to rim as only one twentieth that figure. The new estimate places it at about 92,500,000,000,000,000,000 miles, leaving room for exploration across eternity.
Fragmented OCR text presents exercises and questions on correct English usage. It lists queries about sentence errors, word spellings, synonyms, pronunciation, and daily conversation usage with scattered partial prompts and unclear answers.
A pillder offers three land tracts: one an acre, another a half acre, and a third of an acre. The task asks for the largest equal-sized jot into which these tracts can be divided. The answer to yesterday’s problem is 19 gallons. Explanation outlines a sequence of divisions and multiplications to reach the result.
Eleven months of residence at the home of Mrs. Carrie Johnson ended today as Mrs. Jerome Davis reports removal of several individuals including Principal Howard Stultz Robert Shaver and Murray Bliss from East Smith Street. Names include Perkins Huth Parker Mitchell Curtis Van Dresar Sickler Skinner Crim Mulheir Sears Baressi and Reed in a neighborhood notice.
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