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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1930
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR mentions names and places with unclear context. It references individuals and possibly dates but wording is damaged. The readable bits suggest a local note or brief about a meeting or game, yet essential facts are missing.
A Corry Journal summary on disarmament describes the Geneva Preparatory Disarmament Commission preparing for a General Disarmament Conference next year. It notes why disarmament fears shape public opinion, the roles of Kellogg Treaty and League, and the risk of alliances reemerging if armaments stay high. It cites Greece? Germany? Italy and France.
A compact note on correct usage and pronunciation from Daily Lessons in English by W L Cordon. It highlights common misuses such as say and do not, and mispronunciations of words like log and pro nounce. It offers vocabulary tips and a daily word with a practical example.
Complete official returns from the election show Arthur L. Bates winning Congress by a final plurality of 1096. The report is drawn from Journal Files dated November 12, 1910, marking a retrospective snapshot of the period.
Sherman, Nov 14 W ord has come of the sudden death of Lena Bruder Dorman Wood Lake California widow of Ailes Dorman former editor of the Chautauqua The little girl of Mr and Mrs Will News a weekly paper published here Liam Jones Union City is under ms Dorman with her daughter stool today to be out of danger for 8N4 son in law Mr and Mrs Val C lowing the eating of rat poison accidentally although for a time it was thought the child could not survive She came here forty years ago as a bride from Kalamazoo Mich and assisted her husband in the printing business When they established here Fifteen years ago they purchased the Shet jiman Advance from Sheldon combining it with the Chautauqua News NO TRACE OF MISSING HUNTER Jackman Me Nov 12 A new posse of 25 men organized by High Sheriff Witon H Markham began search in the Holeb section near the Canadian border today for Mitchell Kaufman 87 year old Boston man missing almost a full week after separating from companions and guides during a hunting trip
The Cleveland Plain Dealer sports department yesterday published its All American football list and Lon Jourdet of this city is included. The barn at the Waterford hotel rear was damaged by a fire causing losses covered by insurance. Seven more typhoid cases appeared in Jamestown, totaling over fifty in the city. John J Neylon of the Howard Company booked passage next Wednesday on the Lusitania for England on business for the Corry firm. Gus Baeder to officiate as steward at the Elks Club during James Darling’s jury duty in Pittsburgh.
Daily puzzle style list asks about meanings saints hair color and science, noting answers: asumen meaning, France patron saint, Sioux leader, which queen’s hair turned white, best conductor sleatrinity, plus yesterday's answers: camels, New York and San Francisco, No. 4 Nathaniel Hawthorne, with incomplete item Initia.
A nonsensical word problem about a horse grazing under a 25 foot zone atop a 1s foot pole is presented with garbled data. The text includes stray phrases about tea measures and illogical subtraction and multiplication steps, yielding no coherent solvable result.
Over eighty couples attended the Armistice Day dancing party at the Masonic hall under Corry Business and Professional Women's Club auspices. The hall was decorated with balloons and flags, novelties and favored dances featured. Joseph Sher Nick's orchestra played from 9 to 1 30, with guests from out of town. Proceeds benefited the club Scholarship fund, producing a substantial sum. Miss Mary Sullivan chaired the event with a strong committee. the first local dance of the year proved enjoyable and successful.
Erie dispatch notes a planned time limited move to oust county solicitor Harold Mook. Commissioners Rogan and Allan MacLean expected to back a motion to vacate Mook's appointment, with Edward Murphy as a likely successor amid political entanglements rather than alleged inefficiency.
Five youths Harvey Reeley Fred Snyder Charles Seeley Russell Snyder and Lthan Seeley pleaded not guilty to stealing amber from the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation near Irving. District Attorney Glenn W Woodin led the case. They were released on recognizance for trial at the December term of County Court beginning Davemsher 8th. The youths are charged with unlawfully cutting and stealing timber from the reservation. A Buffalo attorney represented them in court.
Corry Grange will hold a Saturday evening session at 8 80 oclock to elect officers. Members are urged to attend and those in the play alc are asked to make a special effort. It was announced the State Grange will meet in Pottsville Pennsylvania December 9 to 11.
A church announces a first winter social hour in the church gym Friday at 6 15 PM. Members and Sabbath school workers are invited with baskets for a tureen supper and supplies provided by the Sunday school. Supper serves cafeteria style at 6 40 PM followed by music and short talks around 7 15 PM.
The November meeting of Lieut. Clyde D. Wile auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans met at the home of VT. W. on Monday evening with twenty two members present. After business including one new member candidate, a social hour and oyster supper were served with pumpkin pudding enjoyed by auxiliary members and Camp 121 friends. Sixty five were served and praised the cooking.
Paris dispatch reports severe weather delays affect Lena Bernstein’s planned long distance flight to Tokyo. The Franco-Russian aviatrix, famed for endurance flights, was slightly injured in a crash near Baghdad. The air ministry issued the announcement as the project faced postponement.
The famous Prussian general of the era was nicknamed Prince by his troops. They called him the “Sted Prince” due to his bold nature and swagger in battle.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a medicine sold in Lankin North Dakota with claims of lab testimonial use. Mentions Tavdin Pilcham's Vegetable Compound and bottles of a ruertisine product. Details are unclear but indicate sale of liquid and tablet forms.
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