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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1930

Page

3

Juvenile crime blamed on public schools in grand jury view

Westchester New York grand jury urged a study on primary and secondary schools to curb juvenile crime. The pre-sentment argues crime rises among youth and schools must teach how to live and how to govern, urging parental and community support to reinforce moral instruction.

Westchester N. Y Supreme Court Westchester Primary Accoudery Canada Great Britain

Cornell University Starts Cold Prevention Classes

The medical staff at Cornell University launches cold prevention groups for students prone to four or more colds yearly. They hope to reduce campus epidemics by teaching prevention strategies. Treatments include ultra violet light, diet management to avoid hyperacidity, and catarrhal vaccination.

Cornell University of c

Potatoes Bring Eight Cents as Fall Shipments Hit Low

Twenty years ago a report lists low potato prices, a 8 cent fall price and delivery issues from the New York state belt. Mentions deaths of Charles Wellman and Charles Howard, a train collision near Spartansburg injuring workers, a snow plow effort, and local visits including Stearns from Center Street shoe firm.

New York State North East Sun

A Problem a Day and Local Notices From Oil City

A problem asks what percent of a corn crop sold at 62 1 2 cents per bushel from 22 1 2 acres yielding 64 bushels per acre. An explanation notes extracting square roots and doubling results. University cold prevention program aims to become a model for colleges and schools. Oil City reports 426 unemployed wage earners registered at the MC A during the past two weeks.

Oil City S. J. Sterrett

Daily Lessons in English by W.L. Gordon

Lesson notes discuss common word misuse and pronunciation. It highlights words like likely specific and definite. The piece encourages daily practice and emphasizes precise statements.

Constable

Quiz Style History and Riddles Asked in a Puzzle Note

The questions cover Columbus first voyage shins, a metal that bursts into flame in water, Nile river flow, ice above or below water, and the Roman god after which January is named with yesterday’s answers noting shins dromedary Kirk brain Franklin Isles.

America Kirk Benjamin Franklin British Isles

Thrift Specials Offer Premium Pork and Lamb Cuts

Thrift specials advertise half or whole pork loins at a low price, fresh cala hams, lamb breasts, legs of lamb, and spare ribs. The ad highlights low sale prices and bulk options.

Bandits Loot Small Towns In Three-Car Raid

A gang in three cars conducted overnight burglaries in Curwensville Clearfield and Philipsburg causing about three thousand dollars in merchant losses. State police launched a statewide search, with damages including watches, coats, dresses, and radios reported at multiple stores.

DuBois Robinson Curwensville Jacobson and Braweller Clearfield Leitzinger Bros. Clearfeld Philco Radio R. W. Kennard Jewelry Store Philipsburg

Home Missionary Society meeting reports Jubilee event

Mire A G Reed presided at the Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting held in the Methodist Episcopal church parlors. Mrs John Fuller reported on the Erie Conference Jubilee with 224 delegates, and Rev F A Wimer to deliver the sermon at the Wheale Offering. Hallowe'en party for Hi Y Club numbered twenty five at the Junior High School.

A. G. Reed Woman's Home Misionary Society Methodist Episcopal Church John Fuller Erie F. A. Wimer Harold, Dietzel Home Missionary Magazine Hi Y Club Hallowe'en St P'Vlock Stev) Artley Wilford Pomeroy Dorothy Monroe Margaret O'Hare

Miss Flannigan Dies After Stroke in Corry

Miss Margaret Flannigan 18 Mast Bond Street passed away at Mrs Mary Hatch East Gol wnbus Avenue this morning after a stroke Wednesday. Born in Corry in 1876 she lived here all her life. She is survived by her mother Mrs Ellen Flannigan and brother Patrolman John Flannigan of Lis City. Funeral arrangements pending.

Miss Flannigan Margaret Flannigan Bond Street Thar Mary Hatch Golwnbus Avenue Plannigan Corry Hllen Plannigan John, Plannigan Lis Vity

J. M. Place Suffers Broken Hip After Fall in D C Office

Former Cory resident James M. Place suffered a broken hip in a fall at his Washington D C office. He was alone for about two hours before assistance arrived. Place, a frequent visitor to Cory, had planned a return home for a stay with Claude Place and family.

Ward James M. Place Cory Washington, D. C Mr. Place Tormier Claude Place

Man Dies by Suicide After Wife's Death in Main Street Home

A 69 year old retired farmer, Mulkins, killed himself in a Main Street lodging house after his wife's death. Coroner cited despondency and health decline as motives. Survived by three sons including Ona Jr and Alfred in Dunkirk and Jesse in Irving.

Main Street Mulkins Tok Mr. Mulkies Foresville Ona A. Jr Alfred Dunkirk Jesse M Irving

Emmanuel Guild Plans Supper and Gift Sale

Members met at Mrs E D Miskensies home on Concord Street to plan a parish supper and gift sale set for December 11. A Needlework Guild unit was formed to aid the Conway Branch. Ten members attended the pleasant gathering with salad, loaves, and refreshments served.

Emmanuel Guild Emmanuuel Guild E. D. Mikensie Concord Street Worlk We the Cony Needlework Guild

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