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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1930
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a local transportation discussion featuring names like Brad and Miley. The unreadable text suggests a debate over a one mile segment and possible inspection or action by a rail committee. Further readable context is unavailable in the fragment.
Fragmentary notes mention an arena award and scheduling ideas around weights and weather. Key names or places are unclear, leaving the core event speculative.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several personal names and a fountain but lacks a coherent event or context. No clear incident, date, location, or organization is identifiable to summarize as a news item.
A Corry Pa newspaper article urges a spring spruceup drive to curb unemployment. Col Arthur Woods outlines hiring a day worker for house painting repairs cleaning and gardening to quickly provide jobs. The plan applies to individuals and communities alike as a relief measure.
A market commentator argues that depreciation in leading stocks reflects changes in public perception rather than real assets. He says corporations remain largely the same, with values governed by collective mood, and that economics is shaped by psychology and human moods more than measurable facts.
Five freshmen players at George Washington University were suspended after petitioning for salaries beyond free tuition and grants. The incident sparks debate over amateurism versus professionalism in college football and the role of alumni entertainment in funding the sport.
The text lists questions and brief answers including molten rock called lava, author of Scottish Chiefs as Rosemary Sutcliff, Judas betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver, Romans as an ancient group, amber as the substance, and a note locating Key West Florida slightly south.
November 4 1910 recalls Rev M J McIntyre speaking at Unionity and campaign notes for Lamutroy. Home Protection lodge members celebrate Halloween with no major vandalism. William Riley wins $40 for best kept section on the Choutatie gun division. A Pennsy yard engine crew will handle growing traffic. Hotel clerk Charles Gackett joins Thompson House Kane. Detectives Conover Belter Haugh and Cleveland travel to Mayville for indictments. A horse team runs wild near St James hotel, smashing a Palm restaurant window. A festive pavilion party at the driving parlor features Misses Mabel Stennett Ruth Pain and others. Price ay and Patterson travel to Higin for hunting.
W L Gordon presents usage notes and a vocabulary word commodious. PEEWEE GOLF winners include Mrs Langdon Rowe with 68 in the ladies low score final at Star Garage Tom Thumb layout. men Walter Scott and Norman Scholton tied at 55 with a playoff to come. A junior tournament is also scheduled this afternoon.
Murrey Matthews a teller at the Erie Central Branch confessed to embezzling 8200 from the bank after four months of shortages. He said gambling led to the theft and was jailed after officers arrested him at the bank. Fidelity Bonding Co. to file formal charges.
Erie county official Harvey St Willis Priddy warns the county faces a 600000 deficit by year end if extravagances continue and urges stopping unnecessary spending. He notes plans to contract cementing the old courthouse pavement and votes on insurance for voting machines are contentious issues amid looming budget gaps.
A Jamestown rally at Wagle Temple urged election of the Democratic state ticket and Democratic Congressmen. Speakers included George W. Coombs of New York, Mrs. Jeanne Marian Doane, and Mrs. Mattie Dellone. The event was led by Frederick M. H. Dion and F. Raymond Chant with an enthusiastic, about half full auditorium.
Mrs. Bart Emert of 8211 Woodlawn Ave Wesleyville swore warrants against her husband for desertion and non support and against Miss Jeyul Mickel for larceny of a squirrel coat a diamond rug and a black dress valued at 175 dollars after her car vanished Thursday with the husband and a blond companion.
Miss Cattorne M. Keown, about six, died after a Chevrolet struck her on Central Avenue as she and sister Rose C Hughes watched a hurfie signal. Driver Verne Hougher, 17, stopped after impact. Hughes survived with minor injuries and shock.
Grand Lodge officers led by Asher A. Hott visited Warren Lodge and nearby counties in the northwestern district. Attendees from Mt Jewett and Mt Jewett region joined the event with plans for further visits in Purest county and surrounding areas.
The forecast for the week ending November 4 was issued by the weather bureau. Generally fair with near normal temperatures. some showers likely late in the week and a cooler end of period.
Reports describe Mrs Hughes and Miss Keown struck by a turning vehicle on a Washington street street toward home. Both women were thrown to the pavement with injuries including a head impact to Miss Keown as the driver attempted to turn toward Washington.
A handwritten puzzle asks for the length of the long diagonal inside a room 74 ft 1 in by 49 ft 6 in by 16 ft 6 in Pulgh. It references converting square feet to square yards and combining side calculations to find the other dimension.
Radio listings preview prime time entertainment on NBC CBS and ABC networks. Highlights include Whyte’s orchestra at 7 p.m. and Neceal’s surprise party at 7:20 p.m. on CBS and B A Rolfe’s orchestra at 10 p.m. on NBC. Chicago Civic Opera and Chicago variety program also air at 10 p.m. on NBC and CBS.
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