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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1928

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal publisher and pricing note

Corry Evening Journal lists address on West South Street Gary Pa publisher Arthur Colegrove with national advertising rep Fred Kimball. notices include rates 5.00 per year 3 cents per copy and carrier pricing. and advertising information.

West South Street Gary D. Golegrove Arthir Colegrove National Fred Kimball ING W. 48Th St New York Tribune Chicago

Harringtons achievement praised for sewer work on Spring street

The Journal notes Harrington and the Molg on Spring street moved the sewer entrance and built a new covered concrete conduit. City Commission members congratulated those involved. The article lauds Harrington’s practical, efficient leadership despite delays and bickering, calling the Spring street effort a standout of the current administration.

Spring Street Seanon Mundy Keveryorn Stedet Rd. Harrington Uy Saul Dingling Phil Harrington

Business Progress as an Issue in National Debate

Worcester Post notes nationwide interest in Gov. Smith's speech on business prosperity and the concentration of profits. It cites 1926 as a strong year and reports that 40 percent of profits from 420,000 corporations went to just one twentieth of one percent, while 40 percent of operations were at a loss. The piece warns small business men face pressure as big business gains power under Republicans.

United States Gov. Smith Carpor Lions Ilavng Smith Nso Phose Worcester Mass

Ceremonial Songs and Visiting Blunt Practices Noted

A fragment records ceremonial songs for various occasions and notes a distinction in singing practices. Blunting songs were sung only during specific visits, with mentions of KONES ANE and payline visits, indicating a limited ceremonial use.

Poison booze linked to two deaths in Rixford and Bear Creek

After the death of Joseph Crabb in Rixford and the found death of Thomas Wilsii near Bear Creek woods, physicians suspect poisoned liquor. Crabb died from acute alcoholism while Wilsii is believed to have died from tainted alcohol. Coroner H. Clay Heffner will hold an inquest. Robert Button is detained as a material witness.

Kane Ott Joseph Crabb Rixford Thomas Wilsii Bear Creek Young Crabb H. Clay Heffner McKean Courtly Button

Concord grape shipments begin in Ingliane City

Fredonia reports the first movement of Concord grapes will start this week with noticeable picking and loading. Shippers from across the area met in Westfield to discuss prices, with a pledge to quote no less than 45 and aim for 50. California supplies may influence Eastern grape prices this season. The market for grapes has been dull so far.

Fredonia Concord Ingliane City Helt Westfield Chautauqua & Brie Grape Growere Co-operative Association West Offices California

Spring Creek minister named new moderator

Rev. E. Hamilton Sturtevant of Spring Creek was elected moderator of the Northwestern Association of Congregational churches at the Meadville meeting held at Park Avenue Congregational Church. He succeeds Rev. T. Alrd Moffat of Kane. officers named include Fev Lawrence J. Bighmey as assistant moderator and M. Lenn Jackson as scribe. The 1928 meeting site was First Congregational Church of Sharon.

E. Hamilton Sturtevant Spring Creek Northwestern Association of Congregation Park Avenue Congregational Church Meadville Sturtevant T. Alrd Moffat D of Kane Fev Lawrence J. Bighmey Columius M. Lenn Jackson

Flattery warned by Hi Bo in Chimigwa tale

Local sage Hi Bo from Chimigwa cautions that flattery and money meddling pose danger, warning that greed shapes actions and can mislead people in the community. The saying contrasts flattery with prudent restraint to guide behavior.

Hi Bo Chimigwa

Vaudeville at Rex Tonight and Thursday Night

A vaudeville program will be presented at the Rex theatre this evening and again Thursday at 8:15. The lineup includes Thelma Miller and Billie Dembrower dance numbers, Joe Sinnott and Viole Twig songs, and Merrill Dever violin solos with novelty saw numbers.

Rex Theatre Thelma Miller Billie Dembrower Joe Sinnot Viole Twig Merrill Dever

Twenty years ago Journal notes October 3 1908

Twenty years ago items from the Journal Files report early morning activity and local events. Mrs P Hopkins observes an evening gathering on West Washington street after an inns of several months. Junior high seniors at Warren High School elect officers as a baking sale supports football. Josephine Colegrove, a former Corry School girl now in Worton, is among recently elected senior officers. Town youth organize for a football game as Babbitt and son travel from Glendale Vale for Chestnut gathering. Glenn Donaldson visits from Spring Creek for a sporting outing and John Neylon returns from a western business trip.

Josephine Colegrhye Corry Schoal Warton Warren High School

Problem And Answer From Old Math Column

A vintage newspaper snippet discusses a daily math problem about investments and interest. It mentions totals, percentages, and a scenario from a miner’s ledger with calculations and an answer from yesterday’s problem. It references jumps and a sequence of numbers as part of the puzzle explanation.

Wie

Look and Learn 1 Questions and Answers

The heights of Pike's Sens are not given. Fourteen lines answer yesterday's questions. The two opposing commanders at Waterloo were Wellington and Napoleon. Greenland belongs to Denmark. The substance fatal to mice but hazardous to humans is raticide.

Waterloo Greenland Vatican Rome Hudson River Hudson Bay

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