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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1930
Page
3
The American Banker Association officials urge bankers to end cut-throat rivalry and adopt enlightened cooperative competition. They advocate sharing information and methods to support mutual growth while preserving profit and competitiveness across the banking industry.
The piece contrasts autumn leaf burning as a pleasant local ritual with safety warnings from fire departments and practical uses for leaves. It then shifts to a discussion of prosperity, hard work, and economic policy, citing Sir John Aird on storage through labor and the debate over longer or shorter work schedules.
A salesman sold goods for 4820 and sent 4190.40 to the firm. Compute the percentage received. The text also includes odd arithmetic notes about capacity and volumes, mentioning 9375 and 13,125 gallons with fragmented calculations.
Grand jury for November term drawn: R J Murdock Carnelius Lyons and S Sweel listed as traverse jurors. Wilbur Lamping begins duties in the shipping room of the Howard Tannery. Fruit and vegetables shipped from Roanesteal sold quickly. Judge Barker and Tom Brown returned from Mayville fishing. Miss Fina Linscott back from Chautauqua. Leonard H Fosdick, formerly of Comy, visiting from Pittsburgh.
A compact guide on word usage and pronunciation. It highlights common misused terms and mispronunciations, and offers practice to expand vocabulary. Today's focus is the word undaunted meaning fearless and intrepid.
Questions from Grove Cleveland cover naval leadership wine production top seas terms atmospheric temperature trends and territorial ownership along with Civil War contrasts and a place name Ottawa.
Alexander Koma ek a 16 year old cyclist of 1213 East PlSt was struck by an eastbound car on West Lake road near Printy cemetery while returning home at 9 pm. He suffered internal injuries, a broken left leg, and a facial cut, and died at Hamot Hospital at 6 20 Sunday morning. The driver, B McDonough of 362 West 101 street, was changing a tire and said he did not observe any impact. The vehicle belonged to Charles E Case of North Girard.
The Corry Grange No. 55 held its annual harvest dinner at the Mac cabee hall with eighty five attendees. A delicious fried chicken meal was served to Corry business men and families. The program featured a welcome by John B. Patterson, readings, music, and violin selections. John Gaffney traveled to Brie for business today.
Inquest slated for tonight at Trig into the death of Mrs. G. F. Hecklynd 51 of North Warren sister of D. H. McKay. She died at St. Vincent's hospital after a collision at 28th and Petty streets Monday night. Norman McKay driving the car was injured but left Erie hospital after treatment. Mrs. Hecklynd planned to visit her daughter in Columbus Ohio.
Stephen A Haboush native Galilean traveler presented a two part musical travelogue Jerusalem 2nd die Mast at the First Methodist Episcopal church assisted by Madame Haboush. Motion pictures colored slides and tapestries highlighted Biblical scenes with a solo by Madame Haboush. event sponsored by three churches drew a large crowd.
A fire at 2 20 Sunday morning in Remus Point reached the village and damaged the new high school building. The overheated furnace may have caused the blaze. firefighters acted quickly and damage is reportedly fully insured.
Mrs. William Hale Thompson, wife of Chicago mayor, was held up by three bandits in front of her home after a theatre visit. They threatened Policeman Peter J. O’Malley, her chauffeur, and escaped with valuables while she fainted in shock. O’Malley pursued the assailants but they fled.
County officials will reopen the murder probe of Anthony Ruberto a Conneaut resident found shot on August 8 on Krubjoch road. Investigators focus on Eugene Zappatelli and Frank Barton both of Conant and in county custody awaiting November trial. A fresh inquiry could affect whether they are released in November depending on findings.
Henry Minott reports millions lined Boston streets as about 70 000 uniformed Legionnaires and affiliated groups marched in the World War veterans annual convention parade. The seven hour procession capped festivities with unity of all branches amid cloudy skies.
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