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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1930
Page
3
An editorial contrasts neighborhood stores and chain retailers, noting chains show efficiency and wider reach while independents prize personal service. It argues both can coexist if chains engage with the community and local welfare, urging mutual participation in civic life.
President Hoover says employment stability is only half the problem and urges high level employment for a true economic millennium. The National Restaurant Association plans a four year national campaign costing up to eight million dollars to boost restaurant awareness and capacity, arguing meals could be cheaper with full plant utilization despite billboard backlash.
A short teaching note from Daily Lessons by English W L Gordon. It discusses common word usage and mispronunciations such as Domothy and Fatima, explains emphasis on mastering one new word daily, and defines preeminence as standing out among the distinguished.
Snapshot from the Journal files dated October 13 1910 reports a fatal at Tryonville grade crossing involving Samuel Winton and his wife Alles 53, plus local notes on social events a fire at Spring Creek hotel losses to fire and a Meadvillle Unitarian church meeting, with several local residents traveling to Los Angeles Rochester and Union City for various reasons. The item mentions a cargo dispute over household goods and a major fire at the hotel and barn, with a $9 000 loss and four horses dead.
A brief note on Jerome's Latin Bible known as the Vulgate, its medieval variants, and the belief that Moses' face bore horns. It traces how early artists used the Vulgente as guidance, shaping depictions of Moses and his symbolic horns.
A farmer divides 26 48 of his land between two sons. The younger gets 11 14 as much as the elder. If the elder receives 5 acres more than the younger, how many acres are in the farm. Answers to Saturday's problem 0 750. Explanation uses arithmetic steps with quotients and products.
Mussolini is quoted as preferring to be right rather than President. The minimum cost to produce a man at twenty-one is estimated at seventy sites. French Spanish and Italian derive from Latin. Wood alcohol freezes at a specific low temperature. Alaska is not a state.
United Press reports from Atlantic City at the American Gas Association twelfth annual meeting. Alexander Bornard of American Gas states the U S gas industry last year delivered lower costs to consumers while paying strong dividends to stockholders despite adverse influences. The exposition features nearly thousands of manufacturers, about 6 000 delegates, and a 2 000 000 exhibit of gas engines appliances and machinery.
Kane Ph. Opt. 18 J. iin and Bradford chiropractor was found guilty by a jury at the October term of the circuit court in Smetport on the charge of practicing medicine in the state of Pennsylvania without a license. Judge W. Bouton presided. verdict delivered late Thursday afternoon. Alwood sought reconsideration, judge granted hearing at January term. Other Bradford chiropractors named in the case also faced trials, pleaded nolle prosequi, and were granted hearings for new trials.
Erie October 18 Carl Adiehardt 29 of Stop 7 Buffalo road was held responsible for the death of Joseph Tyler 59 of Gos Hast 12th street by a coroner jury. The accident at Ohio and Wallace streets Friday night was caused by excessive speed and reckless operation. Adiehardt and Louis DiPlacido 19 of West Third street were remanded to county prison on manslaughter charges with DiPlacido to be released as a material witness. Witnesses testified Adiehardt’s truck was driven at high speed just before the crash which killed Tyler and injured his wife and two grandsons. Attorney Prandin B Hosbach represented Adiehardt and petitioned for bail to be presented to a judge today.
A verdict for 249.10 was awarded in the Pazak Pazale vs Metro Guba case, with 200 awarded to George M. Williams in a separate trespass suit against L. Gamble. Judge Avie postponed the Ges Papagero versus John Moore trial to a later session.
Serrill Beas, age four, son of Mr and Mrs Seldon Bean of Endeavor, died from burns received September 21 when a kettle overturning spilled scalding corn on him. His sister Anna Marie was also burned but has recovered enough to leave the hospital.
In New York critics praise Milt Gross for He Done Her Wrong a spoof of Lynde Ward style set in the Northwest and city with a rogue hero and starry heroine Corey Ford lampoons best sellers in The John Ridell Murder Mystery while Vincent Sheean G og and Magog offers a vivid Moscow view The autumn novel crop ranges from Mosaic to Dance Night with other titles noted and a light ghost tale in Gramercy Square
Funeral services for Mrs Myra Baker Mays longtime Sparta resident were held this afternoon at Ole Torrey Funeral Parlors. Interment followed at Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartanburg. Born May 11 1879 in Concord Comets she taught in Sparta schools and was widowed nine years ago Hamy Mays. She is survived by a Greenville Pa brother.
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