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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1930
Page
3
Twenty years ago report notes the coming season’s squad under coach Chris Keating has trained for two months and appears fit. The team is set to play in the Thanksgiving evening contest against Tidioule.
The Corry chiropractor faced two cases as he was bound over to county court for testing whether he may practice in Pennsylvania. Testimony noted Dr Guy Clapper of McKean and state drugless therapy authorities, with proceedings delayed pending Harrisburg information. Other Erie and Evie doctors had continuances to November on defense.
Two hunters injured when a car wreck occurred on a road near North Bend in Renovo on Tuesday afternoon. The crash trapped a man beneath the vehicle before bystanders assisted. Rescue teams freed the trapped victim while other hunters returned to aid, with all three injured men reported.
At 11614 Peach Street, Taiyo Joe faces a maximum fifteen year term after a verdict found him guilty of a disorderly house attack. Judge Rossler indicated mercy would not apply despite the recommending mercy. the July arrest stemmed from Vick Baxter’s testimony alleging criminal assault in a disorderly venue operated by Ja Collins.
Four Ridgway hunters vanished in dense woods near the Wailhegdiy area while tracking deer. Local authorities and residents searched the slope and creek region as hours passed without sight of the group.
President Hoover hails advertising as vital to the economy and innovation. He cites it as the yeast that helps industry flourish and accelerates adoption of new tools from wheeled carts to automobiles.
City planning experts propose community re housing in established cities to restore dilapidated districts near downtown. By creating desirable living spaces within walking distance of downtown, they aim to curb suburban exodus, redevelop real estate, and boost urban business without erasing the city’s character.
A New York surety company announces it will stop furnishing bail to gangsters in Chicago courts. It surrenders gangsters at liberty on bonds, deeming the practice useless while hoping other firms with criminal ties will raise standards. The move aims to curb crime through improved public morals.
Automobile man Walter P. Chrysler notes that bankers in 1920 21 faced heavy debt and took over failing concerns. He says current conditions differ with lighter inventories and cheaper money, while warning the public and bankers alike to remember past hardships.
A blnee heir weighing 390 pounds went through today on Lrain 1. Miss Lena Monroe of San Prancia co was a guest of her cousin Charles Monroe and family, leaving for home. Ralph Weaver of Pittsburgh visited the Mapl family over Sunday. M. Terry went to Union City this morning where he is engaged on a building project. Dr William Crawford, president of Allegheny College, was in the city on his way home from Warren where he filled a pulpit last evening.
W L Gordon lists daily English tips focusing on usage missteps and pronunciation. He highlights seldom ever, mispronounced terms, and a word study acknowledging detached meaning as separate and unconnected.
A manufacturer imported 24 bales of wool each weighing 275 pounds at 438-4e per pound. With 4 percent draft plus 15 percent actual duty, compute the duty per pound. The problem includes an earlier answer and explains by dividing 2380 by 2.3 and 5.6 then taking a square root.
Answers include a quote attribution about battle fate, the meaning of Niagara, coin edge facts, boa constrictor killing method, and Mount Vesuvius location. The listed answers reference Berengaria, the Boer War, Akayak, and South Carolina.
In Buffalo and Jamestown area courts, a two day sweep netted about 12 000 in fines with more than 24 violators cited for dry law offenses. Recipients include residents from Jamestown Olean Salamanca Gowanda and Ellicottville among others with fines ranging from 40 to 200.
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