Day at the H A T O B T KK
Readable fragments describe a day event at a local venue featuring teams and spectators. The note mentions participants, crowd activity, and scheduling details, but specifics are unclear due to OCR gaps.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1930
Page
3
Readable fragments describe a day event at a local venue featuring teams and spectators. The note mentions participants, crowd activity, and scheduling details, but specifics are unclear due to OCR gaps.
A Federal Trade Commission conference targets graft in sports praising endorsements and secret subsidies. The report lists bad practices such as paying athletes to use specific gear and promoting products via trusted instructors. Also covered is Leopold Stokowski's stance on audience applause and a majority-backed return to clapping during concerts.
Answers recap asks about graduate ages and first woman to swim English Channel. It queries if Philippine Islands elect presidents, location of Christ of the Andes statue, and how pearls form. Yesterday’s keys include 1600 million, Death Valley California, New Jersey governor, Ichthyology, and German aviator Fisler with 10 minutes 68 seconds.
Last night was cold with 28 degrees in the city. Mr and Mrs Thomas McVella celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. A B Treat purchased a fine 22 horsepower automobile in Corry. Mrs Rangom McKelvey received a miscellaneous shower in Spring Creek. S A Porter of Spring Creek suffered a bad hip fracture. Attorney Gerry Kincaid heads to New York then abroad for four months. J D Murray returns from Shamokin as a Knights of Columbus delegate. Capt Jack Austin Claude Porter Frank Blair and Frank Laurie visited, trip reported in a car.
A reader note from W. L. Cord on daily vocabulary. Discusses common usage errors such as read all of the books versus read all the books and mispronunciations like fuji tsu. Highlights synonyms and a daily practice: use one word three times to own it.
A man sells two horses at 280 dollars each. One horse yields a 25 percent gain and the other a 25 percent loss. The combined result is a loss of two dollars. The problem illustrates balancing gain and loss across equal sale prices.
A St Thomas church ladies committee assists We Dramatic Club of St Edward’s High in selling tickets for the musical romance Once in a Blue Moon. The show is at the Senior High School auditorium on May 22 and 23 with rehearsals ongoing at the parochial school.
A collision on the Franklin Oil City road near Two Mile Run crossing involved a sedan driven by Carl C. Aber of Glenview Avenue Oil City and a Wolverine sedan driven by John Haas of Copley Ohio. Mrs Haas suffered cuts bruises and shock and was taken to a Franklin physician. The Haas couple had just married and were en route to a wedding supper when the crash occurred.
Wednesday cleanup day notes unfulfilled showers for thirty with heavy rain reported in Columbus area while Corry saw only a few drops. Vegetation suffers as traffic light in Panama Jamestown road area is restored after state official intervention. Altoona Flag Day auto mobile speed classic attracts several locals, to be held Saturday June 14.
Names of long‑absent residents appear on this year’s rolls prompting speculation that the assessor should collect taxes from the absentors. The Crossingville picnic is set for July 2 and 3, a major local event. Warren County sportsmen voice alarm over heavy rabbit deaths caused by autos after sightings of 26 carcasses along a 150 mile trip. Ted Luther will discuss golf at Corry County Club luncheon to be hosted by Kiwanis Thursday.
The 22 year old Amy Johnson departed from Croydon airdrome on May 6 in a Gypsy Moth, flying solo toward Rangoon and then Australia. She has covered about 9 000 miles, with a perilous route across Siam and the Malay states into the Dutch East Indies and Timor Sea toward Port Darwin.
The board reported no major summer repair plans with only re papering at Washington school and minor fixes elsewhere. A future report on gas heating usage was expected. The Corry Choral Society and Sisters of Mercy sought fee waivers for using the Senior High hall, granted only if proceeds fund school work. A. W. Postlethwait was named auditor to inspect district books. The meeting adjourned after bills were approved.
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