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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1931
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal discusses steps to ease homeowner distress and boost new home building. Experts argue for expanding credit, preventing foreclosures, and funding construction through broader financial channels. A Washington conference on December 21 05 will examine realtors builders and financiers shaping policy.
The United States moves to stabilize its economy with a strong domestic program while war debts loom as the foreign issue. Premier Laval's upcoming talks in America may push for a liberal extension of the moratorium on war debts and reparations, with likely supportive reception.
A problem from a daily math page asks for the volume of a sphere given a surface area of 40,116 square feet. The solution involves a sequence of coded steps and arithmetic that yields a numeric result, ending with a note to separate dollars and fractions.
Fragmented ad style copy claims Jane’s dull red eyes become bright and expressive after using a product named Ryevenn from Downey’s Drug Store. It presents a sensational transform with minimal detail and urges purchase for quick cosmetic results.
Twenty years ago Albert Smil of Findley Lake road fell from a wagon suffering a bad fracture below the knee. About 40 couples gathered for an America discovery celebration with cards, an address, recitation, music, and ice cream. Local plans for Halloween were set, with attendees including DeRosay and Earl Sandt planning travel and events.
Vocabulary note titled Apportion explains usage and pronunciation with examples. It emphasizes mastering one word daily and features guidance on misused terms and common misspellings.
Inquiries cover Broadway travel time to New York, Baron Von Steuben as a Revolutionary War major general, rising barometer forecast, Mary Baker Eddy as founder of Christian Science, and Ontario as Canada’s premier province.
Typhoid fever claimed the life of six year old Plovence Stevenson of Winchester township near Mercer. The illness struck several other Stevenson children hospitalized at Grove City, marking the region’s second typhoid death after a prior fatality last week.
About a dozen federal and local officers raided three speakeasies and a grocery in Kane on a wet weekend alert. Lawrence Grundinet, owner of a nearby store, was arrested on a June alleged buy and held on 2500 bail. Doors were found open with wedges ready. two locations, the Kane House and the Hole in the Wall, were not raided.
James W. MacWilliams, 40, of Tiona, suffered a compound fracture of the left leg and other injuries in a Monday morning collision at the Deerlick Creek bridge near Sheffield. He was driving a Coupe west on the Roosevelt Highway when it left the pavement striking a post and a abutment, nearly demolishing the car. He is resting at Warren General Hospital. Chief Robe rts of Sheffield investigated the accident.
Premier Pierre Laval conferred with J. P. Morgan in Washington. In Monessen, Pennsylvania the First National Bank and Trust Company closed, leaving the Peoples Trust Company as the only bank in operation.
A local hotel change announces the former Hotel Goss, run by Ed Goss for 11 years, becomes the Grand Hotel under owners W. R. Dewoody and Florence Murray with Dewoody as manager. It will operate as a rooming and lodging house with interior updates planned to please the public. rates will be reasonable. The Grand Hotel becomes part of the same establishment as the well known Grand.
United Press reports Aimee Semple McPherson preached before about 10 000 at Boston Garden. Revenue fell short of expenses with receipts around 1 000 for the holiday revival nights. McPherson announced funds cover only part of costs and Mayor Gurley renegotiated profits donation.
Racine Wisconsin October 1 The first Wisconsin congressional district votes to day to replace the late Henry Allen Cooper Republican leader in the House Thomas R Amlie Wickhorn a Republican backed by the Le Follette Progressive organization is deemed near certain winner due to strong primary support and overall strength.
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