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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1929
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a historical notice or column. Though unreadable, it preserves mentions of names and places, suggesting a local report or public notice. The preserved terms imply a community event or update requiring archival clarification.
Fragmentary text references university items and names but lacks coherent details. The readable bits imply university involvement, schedules, and potential leads, yet no concrete actions, dates, or entities are clearly identifiable. Further readable content is needed to produce a proper summary.
A fragmentary sports item shows a box score dispute amid unclear abbreviations. The readable text lacks full names, teams, or dates, leaving supporters unsure which game or players are involved and awaiting official correction.
Public notice from the Corry Daily listing advertising and mailing details. Includes address references for Arthur Colegrove and Fred Kimball with rates and distribution notes. Mentions Second Class Mail Matter and pricing: three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week.
The Corry HI Times under Pred Ewing editorsh ip shifts from empty school spirit to a strong editorial on a live issue. It praises open discussion and policy focus, while noting past papers lacked substance and censored views in a dignified community tone. The piece also discusses gambling policy and stock market concerns, stressing individual responsibility and the mixed moral and financial effects.
The Ontario tourist season is announced with the largest provincial raffle in history. Niagara Falls and Lewistown bridges report nearly doubled August 1929 tourist crossing compared with 1928. Liquor influence minimal in northward travel. Canadians and Britons look to Canada for summer vacations. The Prince of Wales ranch and Miss Tshbel MacDonald comments spur English interest in Canada as a vacation spot.
A recap of events包括 a church program at the UL B church and a fire alarm at the Commercial hotel reported by Nick Kittenring. Higgins known as Jack Higgins dies at Sisters’ Emergency hospital in Buffalo. County jail population stands at 73, with inmates eager to stay through winter. Congregational church calls Rev Thomas Surteed for a temporary pastor. Lieut and Mrs Olmstead travel to Washington DC after visiting Mrs L D Olmstead. P and A officials John T Brew and Owen McCarthy visit the city.
The upper base is 12 lower base 20 and altitude 8. Extending the legs to meet forms two triangles with altitudes to determine. The problem presents a geometry puzzle about the altitudes created by the intersection of the extended legs.
Answers list yesterday noted four items and a fifth about a police force. Respondents identified Virginia as the named party for number one. The racial stork question answered by its water weight. Harriet Beecher Stowe attributed to number three. Parchment linked to the opera Teaviata. The Canadian Northwest Mounted Police noted for number five.
Mrs Y Duesae recalls nervousness nearly driving away her husband until Vinol from N F Ames & Co. was taken. Doctors note minerals like calomel and peptone in Vinol, claiming it restores strength, sleep, and appetite, giving renewed pep for life.
Jamestown High School will meet Meadville High at Washington Mills Saturday afternoon. Meadville, noted as a strong team this year, is expected to provide a tough test for Jamestown in a game arranged after Meadville’s request. Meadville recently defeated Warren 48-0 while Jamestown aims to rebound ahead of Thanksgiving plans.
Charles Delos Waggoner, former Bank of Telluride president, was moved to a Georgia penitentiary after arriving from New York. He faces a sentence of seven years for allegedly stealing $500,000 from banks using forged messages.
Erie County reports begin November with cash balance of 708,924.52 in county uses and 298,410.03 in other funds as roads and projects expanded. Local items note speeches by Mrs. Lovelind Shepard at First Methodist in Edinboro, a temple election in Erie, road sign updates on routes 6 and 19 at Waterford, and police cautions about stop requirements on routes 1 and 0.
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