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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1930
Page
3
Turday Game Preview With Corry and Brand Rising
A fragmentary preview mentions Corry as a key player in the upcoming game scheduled on a Saturday. It notes a brand from Ned operating a range driving device and references Cony, with nine provisions tied to public Gye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NED
Unemployment boosts library reading trends in 1929 reports
A public library notes unemployment linked to rising circulation across non fiction and biographies with tech, philosophy, religion and sociology volumes gaining strongly. Biographies and travel titles grow, while fiction lags. unemployed readers seek mental relief and study to improve chances of employment or advancement.
Drivers with false names and addresses in New York City
A New York City report finds 20 percent of drivers listed by the Motor Vehicle Bureau have incorrect addresses. Some moves are honest changes, but many entries appear deceitful, including vacant workplaces, factory buildings, hospitals, clubs, and hotels. False names and addresses hinder identification of traffic violators and criminals. The piece questions whether this problem is isolated to New York or seen elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Chang
Wast River
Better Things and Better Readings In Prosperity Lulls
Violinist Fritz Kreisser notes mood dips reveal deeper pursuits as people turn to art and philosophy. He cites rising sales of violins and pianos, and library reports show more good books bought. An economist links inflation and deflation to debt habits, suggesting debts to our best selves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Kreisser
Turkey Crop Outlook Brightens Thanksgiving Cheer
A local notice discusses a bumper turkey crop this year, urging readers not to worry about overproduction and noting there will be many reasons to be thankful. It reflects on a delayed downturn that would have worsened the fall season.
Kanehunter Shot in Foot Injury Report
Harold Sayers, 26, of Mt. Jewett, was injured in a hunting accident near Kanu on Saturday morning as the season opened. He reportedly fired a 12 gauge gun and shot two toes from his right foot before reaching a road and receiving aid from a passing motorist and a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanu
Harold Sayers
Mt. Jewett
Sayers
Jewett
Twenty Years Ago Journal Clippings from 1910 Event Highlights
A collection from the Journal files dated November 2 1910 notes Roy Larson and Hugh DeLury of the Lyris theatre heading to a reception in Titsville. County Commissioners Grant and M J Smith in town for registration duties. Local High School receives a $100 donation from Thompson Amidon for the new manual training department. Bertha Kibler travels to Pittsburgh to join a party for Jacksonville Florida for the Grand Chapter assembly. Gus Raeder returns after eight months on the Pacific coast. Guy Rogers reports a work crew at Spring Creek this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Larson
Hugh DeLury
Lyris Theatre
Bertha Kibler
Pittsburgh
Jacksonville
Fla
Grand Chapter
Mustem Sti
Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon
Digest of language tips explains common misuses mispronunciations and spelling issues. It highlights lightning vs lightening word study rules and emphasizes vocabulary growth through daily new word focus including incongruous and incongruous usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Shooting accuracy puzzle from a humor column
Don Zach makes 7 of 12 shots and Will 3 of 4. If both hit the bullseye together twice, how many times did each fire. Then a math note explains a distance calculation by squaring 74.25 and 49.5, adding 16.5 squared, then taking a square root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Will Zach
Answers to Saturday's Questions from Look and Learn 1
Answers list includes four gun salutes in a presidential salute and a prominent Goethals association, defines an amphibian plane, mentions Jean Valjean, and cites a state with legal right to divide into several states. Names given: Taya, James Porter, Thirty pieces of silver, Rattlesnake, London England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethals
Jean Valjean
U.S
Taya
James Porter
Rattlesnake
London
England
Kinney shoots self to avoid arrest in Meadville
Mrs. Michael W. Kinney, 40, of 818 Randolph Street Meadville pa, shot herself in an upstairs room rather than face arrest on a fraudulent conversion charge. Constable McBride had served a warrant for arraignment over a furniture dispute tied to the estate of the late R Flaugh. Kinney will recover, doctors report. Norman York hosted a Halloween gathering at Jon Mott Street with twelve youths including Allegheny College student Fred Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Michael W. Kinney
Randolph Street
Blaugh
Kinney
Kinneys
R. Flaugh
Mies. Kinney
McBride
Norman York
Jon Mott Street
Fred Ewing
Allegheny College
Norman
Bred Yorks
Books and Authors Dominate New York Publishing Scene
A United Press overview notes many aspiring writers aim for New York journalism or publishing, highlighting Rebecca the Wise and Best Seller as key recent reads. It surveys prominent novelists and upcoming books, urging Christmas shopping in advance and noting memoirs and returns to Seattle by Berteind Golling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. White
United Press
New York
Tosealll
Rebecca the Wise
Close Israels
Panier Soran
No, Youmans
Bobbs-Merrill
Tsraels
New
Margaret Kennedy
Sangers
Doubleday Doran
Martha Qatenso
Dorothy Canfield
Harcourt-Brace
Provident
Local Jury Awards 6000 in Erie Auto Crash Suit
In Erie County, a jury awarded 6000 to a plaintiff injured October 4 in an auto collision at 10th and Past. The verdict named Frank George Ik of 203 W 5th St as the auto operator. Plaintiff suffered loss of a finger and possible amputations. attorney Franklin B. Hosbach and Marsh and Maton appeared for the plaintiff. The verdict is the term’s largest damage award. Also in the same report, Mrs. Joseph E. Sommergilin of Sharon was killed in a collision with John Esposito Jr of Youngstown. Esposito was held without bail pending an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Prevman
West 10Th Street
Erie County
10Th
Past Avenue
George Ik
Prank
W. Sth Street
Freeman
Frank
Franklin B. Hosbach
Marsh and Maton
Joseph E. Sommergilin
Sharon
John Esposito, Jr
Youngstown
Inis
Greenville
Hi Sharon-Mercer
Esposito
Class of 1881 reunion attendance urged by West
Members of the class of 1881 are urged to gather for the fiftieth anniversary reunion in 1941. Frederick J West of New York City leads the effort, gathering addresses of many alumni and inviting listed members to join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. West
New York City
Ujuse
Haghain Hunt
Frederick J
West of New
Talk Cy
Shrinerly
Gerry
Patterson
West
Cites
Isnelation
Mae Wear
Wong Dst
Gelbers
Wild
Pusssa
Ernest C Page
F. Mirdoo
Steward Murray
Charis
Painesville
Thomas Turney
John B Patterdon
Cam
Nelle Robertson
Ro Clifford Ruth
Neia View Road
Fannie
Fatally Shot by Companion While Hunting
Jamestown November 4 Salvatore Norris 22 of 636 Al Jen Street fatally shot while hunting alongside companion Arnone 20 of 20 Barpows Street. Incident occurred when Arnone fired at a rabbit, Norris struck in the chest. Medical aid unavailable as Norris died at the scene. Witnesses include Louis Cells and Mrs Frank Nichols at 405 Spot Tintin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Salvatore (Bau) Norris
al- Jen
Busug
Mivlon -Arnone
Allen
Howard
Hied
Havine
Nulvis
Arron
Wien
Arnone
Norss
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