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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
3
The Carnegie Steel Company runs coke oven gas into old natural gas wells in Clairton Pennsylvania to store artificial gas for later use. If successful the method may be replicated elsewhere and could make played out fields profitable by storing gas for later consumption.
A naturalist assures readers that the drought harmed many trees but most are not dead. Bark beneath the outer layer may remain alive and new growth may appear from roots. In two to three years the landscape should recover with few signs of this year's calamity.
Answers list recalls first motion picture star as? Quickness of intellect from the trivia batch points to St Louis as a city once called in Byzantium. Sitting Bull is named for question eight. Marie Antoinette appears for question four, and copper is noted for the metal query.
Reverend George B. Morgan led services for Mrs. Lucy Hunt at the Christian Missionary and Alliance Church. The funeral was held at Alexander & Company's parlors on Wednesday at 2 PM with relatives and friends present. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers were Ray Wolford Frank Crowell C S Belst ley Samuel Hall Douglas Rozelle and John Lutz.
Four Girty Pennsylvania residents aged 16 to 37 were detained after a party of a wedding outing turned into a youth run away to Niagara Falls. Police alerted Corry families and arranged return to their homes with Tonawanda officers assisting.
The Pythian Sisters met in hall last evening with strong attendance. Officers were nominated for the coming year and to be elected December 1. The card party is set for Wednesday evening November 49th with five hundred and bridge, refreshments, and awards. Lodge to be called to order at seven.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church holds its quarterly conference tonight at ten o clock with Dr A C Locke preaching and a business session open to members. A St Lukes Hospital shower is planned with fruit and cash offerings collected by church youth. Mrs Nellie Scouten, 66, Spartanburg township resident, died at home after six weeks illness. funeral Saturday at 1 30 from the Spartansburg home and burial in Rose Hill. Miss Imma Crook celebrated her birthday with a surprise party at home followed by a salad lunch.
A problem states a 65 8 acre square field surrounded by a wooden fence feet high. Calculate whitewashing cost for both sides at 0 6 per square yard. Recent notes mention Gov John Fisher leaving with a state treasury surplus between 18 and 20 million dollars versus 7 million at start of term.
Twenty three members gathered yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs 8 L White for a United Brethren Church missionary society meeting. Mr Lynn Flemming led the program with the study book Between the Americas. After business and study, Mrs White offered water and coffee to attendees.
Mrs Corinne Dean Edmonds, previously in Buffalo and Magnolia Springs New York, returned home today. Mrs Harry Bright of OU City arrived in the city for a brief vigil with friends.
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