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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1929
Page
3
Twenty years ago a fragmentary Journal file notes a plan for a hardwire event on Center Street this afternoon amid mist and excitement. The message mentions Witt and a telegram from President Northrop, with references to Corry and a grand union service in the park.
The Met Life study argues against overemphasis on disease incidence and warns wealth used for luxury may hinder long term prosperity. It emphasizes patient education, regular checkups, and early treatment while noting broad economic questions on how to allocate the national income for sustained growth.
Judge Walling settles court matter as Corry District hosts a feeder cage contest featuring Die costs. Hall and Geyer race 100 yards at the main grounds this evening.
A reader asks how many board feet are in a 142 foot log 10 inches square. The solution guides: subtract 60 from 28 multiply by 2 then divide 48 by 12, yielding a simplified arithmetic path for the day’s wood measurement puzzle.
The late Senator Penrose of Philadelphia is noted for a practical aim to preserve rural beauty in England and Wales. His nephew Thomas Penrose pledges 5010 to two women to safeguard scenic areas, with 50,000 more promised if matched. He cites England’s costly, mistaken development that harms amenity, economy, and tourism, urging measured, tasteful progress.
Answers list presents quiz items about the Binh chapters, a modern city formerly Ienowy 4s Byakatinm, first woman to swim the English Channel, nearest UoS city to Guna, and the author of Les Afiserables with additional names and mis-spellings noted in the yesterday’s questions.
Corry doctor re elected to TB directorate at the regular meeting of the Erie Anti Tuberculosis Society. Board members and officers were listed, including President Dr Gen. AL Reel and Vice President George C. Censu Ish. The party highlighted early TB discovery talks, radio health programs, and extensive distribution of TB literature and posters.
In May the Cuba Business Men's Club arranged with Bert Chusaders of Hornell to relocate his plant from list city to Cuba, aiming to open a new plane factory. Several possible sites were under consideration as part of the deal coordinated by O'Malley and Secretary Shoots.
Residents recount visits across Spring Creek with many trips to Corry Warren Erie and Union City. Local pluses include church talks, school closure, and Mother's Day plans with Rev J McMillan and Sturtevant at Federated Church.
Announcement from WLEB W Leiby City station about upcoming radio recital. Charles Leech Gulick to perform organ pieces with Norman York violinist debut on air. First Union City organ recital scheduled Sunday at 5 PM with two recitals to follow May 26 at the Methodist Church plus York violin selections in multiple appearances this spring.
Mr and Mrs AB Orter expect to leave early in the week for Pittsburgh where they will join Mr Bernhardt and arrange a summer relocation.
Mrs Bin lly A. Griffith of Chautaninus marks her 101st birthday anniversary with family at her daughter Mary Griffiths home. Born May 12 in 1840 at Playantia on Chautauqua Lake, she is the daughter of Russell P. and Mary Ann Shiw, early county pioneers. The Griffiths family story notes Nelson Griffith as her husband, their homestead above Mayninns, and their passing years with two surviving children.
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