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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1930
Page
3
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Corry Pa November issue reports a monthly bulletin from the National City Bank of New York predicting depression has scraped bottom and should turn upward soon. It notes confidence in facing the future and signals an expected business upturn.
Dr Hugo Eckener announced at a Berlin chamber dinner that the Zeppelin will use helium gas instead of hydrogen. Helium, non inflammable and non explosive, reduces the danger of fire though it does not solve all problems of lighter than air craft.
A winter voyage to Little America is planned with the Stella Polaris yacht, sailing from England on December 10 and New York on December 20. Lieutenant Commander Stenhouse will navigate, aiming for the Bay of Whales in January. Rates range from 2600 to 7000 dollars, with 12 already signed as the ship houses 200 passengers.
A storm with thunder and hail disrupted the morning. Ed Drake of Scivia reportedly captured the mate of a red fox he had previously trapped and keeps the pair at his farm. Word arrives of Tyree R. Henstis and Mary Helen Hopking's marriage in Jeffersonville Indiana.
A collage of items includes a social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Daniel Sullivan in Columbus hosted by Rebekahs and their nobles, remarks on local politics and voting plurality for William Hi Berry, a library theatre date for The Talk of the Town, a school assembly recount, and a northbound train fire near Titusville reported after arrival.
Answers to Saturday's questions include The only Ivory Camouflage Longfellow Cape Horn. The items cover word frequency in English language a German presidential election interval taste of pure water and Biblical strength figure, and boundary waters between the United States.
Phil leads by 100 yards and runs at 5 yards per step while Bob runs 7 yards per step. Bob closes gap at 2 yards per step, needing 50 steps to catch up, totaling 350 yards run by Bob before overtaking Phil.
The local chapter of the Needlework Guild of America enters its annual meeting in the Municipal building. The session begins at three o clock with intaking of payments and election of officers, and all directors and members are urged to attend.
Two large audiences at morning and evening services of First Methodist Episcopal Church enjoyed Special choir selections. Under Prof. Chas Hoffmaster the choir, including a captivated men’s chorus, drew enthusiastic applause. The enlarged choir loft is near capacity as new singers are sought through Hoffmaster or Mrs. E. Loye.
Nov 10 1941 Philadelphia. Jack Quinn veteran pitcher and Wally Schang catcher were released conditionally by the Philadelphia Athletics as announced by team management. The move comes as the World Championship club reshapes its roster.
Mrs Florence Burch charged with attempted murder in the first degree was freed on $5,000 bond by County Judge Lee L Ottaway and is to be arraigned today before Justice Thomas H Noonan in Supreme Court. The release was secured by her husband Norman A Burch and his step brother Joseph Doyler.
A. B. Dick Lowe, former Corry resident, died October 29 in Swift Current Canada after a brief pneumonia illness. He was buried in Minna Foolis Minnesota. He left a brother Roy Lowe in Big Bay and had lived in Minneapolis years ago before moving to Canada where he was involved in early Swift Current realty development.
Edward Maddox, 29, an ex-convict, killed his stepson Merle Neagle, 10, and died in a farm house siege as police moved in to arrest him. Maddox had abducted the boy from guardian Mrs Richard Per King and acted violently toward his estranged wife who had accused him of assaulting her daughter Pay Neagle, 14.
Ross Pehlman, past commander, presided as Lieut. A. W. Thompson Post opened with new officers installed. Paul Quinnisk becomes commander, Ralph Boyle senior vice, Francis Duke treasurer, Walter Kittleberger adjutant, John Boland chaiman, Floyd Black officer of the day, Burjl inGame guard, Charles Guadagno sentinel, C. A. Button color sergeant, John Lokng chair of the otter committee, W. L. Marsh surgeon. Refreshments followed in the lounge.
The Copry Union City Minister Association holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 10 80 a m in the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Union City A paper will be presented followed by an open discussion All ministers of both cities are expected to attend After the business session members will have luncheon together
Nov 1 ERIA news reports three Girard youths injured when their car struck a truck on Chestnut Street near Twenty Sixth. One rider seriously hurt, driver cut about head and face, two others treated at St Vincent’s hospital. Investigation and warrant issued for driver Nell Booker. Word of a sale of stove wood follows.
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