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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1930
Page
3
A Corry Evening Journal piece notes that black remains the favored automobile color for its clean appearance, despite its tendency to show dirt. It discusses alternatives like grays tans and creams and suggests two tone schemes for exposed parts to balance cleanliness with style.
Oklahoma University weighs a plan to add a wall along the outer side of Sage Memorial Stadium and divide the space into small rooms for classes. With heavy fall enrollment, classrooms are scarce, making the stadium seem a logical site for educational expansion and potential post football season use.
Dr Basil Mathews argues nationalism is supplanting religion worldwide as nations cling to political and economic systems. He notes Russia’s example and warns that patriotism now rivals faith, with constitutions replacing scriptures and national theories echoing God in modern states.
Yesterday's questions reveal the national flower has a recognized answer, the nest material in billiards, and protective wartime coloring terms. The Ning, Pinta, and Santa Maria are named ships. metallic potassium is noted. the Meisterringan Sea appears. Cape Hofoisted at the southern tip of South America is Below. and the quote urges the reader to judge for himself, attributing a cautious note to history.
Fire destroyed the home of John Sitlinger and family on Worth Street last night. Two city hunters returned from Spartansburg with a bag of 22 rabbits after a three day hunt. The Stanford Hose Company hosts its twenty fourth annual ball at the State Armory on November 23. A new moving picture machine at Lyric theatre will be showcased tonight. Rev Homer Potter and wife and baby of Union City visited. baby suffered a shoulder dislocation treated by Dr B H Phelps. Corry Wks to receive election returns and host a member dinner at lodge rooms. Mr and Mrs Wil Clavie returned from a Canadian hunting trip with fine game and fish, catching snowfall on return. W A Johnny of Durham Drug Co takes a position with Howard Tannery. Miss Rita Porter leaves for Randolph for a stenographer job. Messrs Boggan Crealman and Walton of Pittsburgh hunt two weeks on the George Webber farm southeast of the city.
Miss Kathryn Purcell was among the Corryites visiting today in Brie. The text discusses pronunciation, misspellings, and vocabulary expansion, urging daily word mastery and noting illogical ideas.
A math problem asks how long three 2 inch pipes would take to fill a cistern. It notes the cistern is filled by two dinen pipes in 11 3 hours and mentions an answer relating to yesterday's 75 percent. The explanation given involves dividing products of 22 1 2 and 64 by 675 and .625.
Radio listings for Sunday night feature Atwater Kent hour on WAP NBC 9 15 p m. Tone pictures on WABC 9 20 p m. Floyd Gibbons adventures on WZNBC 9 20 p m. Studebaker Champions on WEAF 10 15 p m. Coral Islanders on WABC 12 30 p m.
In Warren on a Friday afternoon Judge D. A. Avid presided as John Brown pleaded guilty to violation of the Aquarians and was fined 50 dollars plus costs and placed on two years probation. Witnesses Arda Woodward and Joe Rogers of North East admitted larceny tied to the Mrs Mary McLaughlin case and were placed on two years probation with bi monthly reporting and a 5 dollar payment toward value of stolen calf and chickens due December 15.
In Coudersport Walter Platts twenty one living near Wharton is in serious condition after a hunting accident. A trap line mishap caused a hammer shotgun to discharge while he climbed a log, tearing through his foot. He bound the injury and crawled a mile and a half to his car, then seven miles to Dr. Page in Austin before hospital transfer. ERIN Worden Ormsbee forty of Waterford had a leg amputated after shotgun injuries from a discharged gun while hunting near his home. He was taken to St Vincent's with a shattered leg.
R V Haleenn aged 26 and his brother Clifford narrowly escaped serious injury when Haleenn fainted at the wheel near the Scott crossing overhead on a Corry to Warren trip. The car plunged into a field and was stopped by passenger Clifford Holcomb. Haleenn was treated at Warren General Hospital for back injury from a prior accident.
District Attorney Ollo Herbst Priday and nine more complaints allege improper handling by city and county magistrates in liquor law cases. He may delay asking the November grand jury to investigate, awaiting more information from Leroy Searle, county investigator. Herbst said he has sought audience with the court and will decide by Saturday whether to proceed.
The Oklahoma Cowpunchers, an original cowboy band, will perform at the Rex theatre for a three day engagement starting Thursday November 20. The group, a six piece orchestra of cowboys, will render old folk songs and western ballads familiar to audiences. They arrive after a run at the Latonia theatre in Oil City and will appear on LBW radio from station WLBW daily Tuesday and Wednesday of next week from 1:30 to 2:00 PM.
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