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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1928
Page
3
fragmentary OCR text presents an unclear note with no coherent events or identifiable persons, organizations, or places to summarize into a factual news item.
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday, Corry, Pennsylvania. National advertising representative Red Tamball Inc. offices listed in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. Entry at Corry Post Office as second class mail. Subscription and single copy prices noted. Advertising rates available on request.
Two hundred thousand peasants gathered at Alba Iulia to press for reform led by Dr. Maniu, while government forces tried to suppress disorder. The article outlines the Romanian political crisis under Bratianu, Liberal control, and regional resentments in Transylvania, Bessarabia, and Banat. It notes fears of civil war and hints at potential leadership for the reform era, with Mrs. Marion Gage departing for Youngstown.
Twenty years ago report notes Corry High School routed Te Tuaville 27 to 2 on May 1 1508. Craker pitched efficiently with 21 strikeouts and two hits allowed while O'Brien stole home and Lamping drove in a run on a base stealer in the late innings.
Fragmented prompt presents questions on grammar spelling and pronunciation. It asks for correct forms of words and proper usage, including examples like politich, permit, mocasin, mobilise, and missing vowels. It also includes corrupted phrases about arrests and a daily conversation fragment with George Belker.
Mr and Mrs J R Clayton traveled to Union City to attend the funeral for Earnest Wilson who was killed by a lightning strike Saturday three miles southwest of the town. Lymas Wilcox returned to Sherman after a visit with friends in the city.
Answers to yesterday's questions include the sinking of the battleship Maine and other trivia. The list mentions names like Oulland Calle and Phil Sherivan, a song titled God Save the Krig, and a query about a large natural feature and a South American animal.
The wheels of a motor car are B51 inches in diameter and make revolutions per second. Find the speed in miles per hour. The page also shows a solution fragment claiming yesterday's answer was $7.02 and includes a convoluted explanation with numbers like 2000, 1.03, and 45 percent of 1800 for profit.
Mrs E Little of Saragford Fa recounts using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription from girlhood to motherhood. She credits the tonic with nerves strengthened and overall vitality. She urges other girls and women to use the medicine and seek free medical advice from Dr Pierce.
United Press reports Senate debate on reductions and the presidential campaign inquiry continues. Public Lands begins Salt Creek licenses probe. Foreign Relations resumes Barlon Essima case against Cuba. House keeps examining reapportionment bill.
Heavy damage was reported to staminbertles and grapes in the Erie County district from a recent storm. A survey by Paul S Troganman, Brie county farm agent, notes property owners will bear the expense of improvements. Kiwanis district conference planned in Titusville, and Mrs Bessie Barton Winger to give a program at First Presbyterian chapel. Corry residents discuss airport potential, emergency field may spur future airfield value. George MacDonald receives first new Ford touring car for local service. Memorial Day decorations planned as weather improves. Tax notices mailed. J Edward Gable elected president of Pennsylvania Motor Federation. convention site Pottsville Washington Pa. City Council to meet Monday. Mrs Charles H Strong seriously ill in Brie.
Mrs Isabelle Purdy a long time Corry resident died last evening at her home 748 East Street aged about eight years Scotland born she came to the United States as a child She is survived by three sons and one daughter Robert at home Joan Detroit Mr Pred Wilkinsburg and Mrs Anna H Beacroft Private funeral services will be held at the home Sunday at 2 30 p m with Rev Jett pastor of the First ME Church Officiating Interment will be in Pine Grove cemetery Rewards have been posted in New Castle for the apprehension of the persons responsible for poisoning several men in the area Residents report none of the poisoned victims had other ties to the deaths
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