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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1927
Page
3
Arthur Colegrove publisher is entered at the Corry post office as second class mail matter. Rates show 500 per year by mail and three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week by carrier. Advertising terms to be disclosed on application.
Masons of the Toeu Mawonie celebrate the opening of modern lodge rooms at the North Menter Street site. The plan aims to advance Munonic organization goals and develop the Temple project, with Visitore inspecting quarters as leaders push for community impact and future expansion in the area.
A muddled report describes an international aviation congress in London shaping rules for pilots pedestrians and traffic flow. It notes right hand traffic and crosswalk concerns, hints at national and Allied tensions, and references English and American influence on early aviation policy.
A May 10 deadline marks a significant shift as mail order handgun transfers are barred. The new federal penalties include $1,000 fines and up to two years in federal prison for violations. The notice notes added postal regulation and calls for compliance by postal officials and the public.
A note requests assistance for a stricken family and members of the Red Grass chapter. The message mentions Jint Yondon Thou and references a recent wit by Nigel, calling for support from a Mifathor of the Waturs.
Members of the Child Conservation Genji and guests gathered at Mrs Olin W Bracegirdle's home for the annual election of officers. L Edwin Racots was named widens, J Mowit president, Leon Winitsles secretary, Myre rank Partons treasurer, and Midge Brutken secretary of bandit of exchange. An intelligence toast followed, and refreshments were served by a committee to conclude the morning program.
Rodney Dutcher reports that despite mixed signals from prominent Republicans, the third term debate remains unsettled. He notes intraparty tensions, differing views on constitutional implications, and the risk of political hype as the issue evolves.
A garbled quiz lists names and works with many OCR errors. It mentions singers, overtures, sopranos, and composers like Mendelssohn and Myaskovsky, but the text is largely unreadable and contains fractured phrases and mis-transcriptions. The piece seems to aim at a music-history trivia style for several items.
Aged items recount Ross family returning from California to resume residence, local auction building work proceeds, Corry Hospital $15,000 appropriation reported, Corry and Columbus Street Railway mails received for immediate line laying, local residents attending May party and noting illnesses including breastes in several neighbors.
The engagement of Senator Win Marron, inventor of wireless, to Countess Mat Bezai Seali of the Papal aristocracy was formally announced in Rome. The official announcement by the sacred Rota indicated the marriage is expected soon, with details forthcoming.
Wilmington reports reveal a teen unhappy couple facing unique legal actions under a new Delaware law. The first divorce session under the law was held yesterday as reporters observed the proceedings. The court indicated only exclusion remained possible for the couple, with ten varied cases heard in the session.
Pennsylvania has a storied history in American music with early American landmarks. It notes Philadelphia as home to first organs and notable composers, the University of Pennsylvania founding a music program, and a broad roster of artists contributing to national fame. The piece credits public schools and cultural institutions for fostering unity and inspiration through music.
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