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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1931

Page

3

Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files Local Notes

Twenty years ago read of NuBone Corset Co planning to double capacity, Odd Fellows lodges traveling to Meadville for Muessys convention, local attendees Meadvill e area. Obituary notes Mrs Caroline Phelps Eaton age 80 in Jamestown. Lyrie benefit planned Monday night. World Series trip for H W Alverson to Philadelphia to see Giants and Athletics.

Odd Fellows Meadville Muessys Caroline Phelps Eaton O. P Wilton Jamestown H. W. Alverson Philadelphia Giants Athletics

Daily Lessons in English: Common Misuses and Pronunciation

Lesson notes by W. L. Gordon highlight words often misused and mispronounced. Focuses on examples like unable to tolerate, and urges expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.

W. L. Gordon New Mexico

Big Alcohol Seizure At County Council Meet Report

State police seized 212 gallons of alcohol from a heavily laden sedan near North Boat Pik Buffalo road. One man named George Feinstein was jailed as investigators reported liquor bound for Cleveland. Retail value listed at 475 dollars. Authorities said 440 tadath street Coveland Ohio resident Feinstein faced arraignment. Local VFW auxiliary members attended Erie council meeting with state officers present. Dinner hosted in private dining room of the Boston store.

Erin North Boat Pik George Feinstein Adath Street Coveland Harry Stinnett Gordon Woley Court House Cleveland Buffalo Feinstein Justice of the Peace Waller Goodwin Wesleyville Mary Patterson Glenn Spencer Eva B. Rich jJulius Kitteberger Mra A W. Rauscher Earl Jankson Paul Lines Mra W. G. Young J. M. Gardner The Veterans of Foreign Wars Northwest County Council Erie Boston

Ousted Official Facing Arrest in City Corruption Case

Charles H. Kline and Bertram L. Succop, ousted city officials, were indicted over irregularities in the purchasing department. The Department of Public Works faced waste and faulty estimating, with changes urged. Schooley charged with depositing city funds without securities. The bank was recently closed. Pittsburgh scene notes on officials and observers marked by party figures and state police attendance.

Charles H. Kline Third City Kline Bertram L. Succop Department of Public Works Schooley Schooley Was Charged ‘By Controlilo Janes Po Kerr Lew

Self-Destruction By War Warns Con Smutty

South African thinker Con Smutty warns that future warfare could unleash chemical and biological weapons on civilians and soldiers alike. He argues laboratories across continents study deadly agents and that a single button could end humanity, marking a humiliating end for a once-great civilization.

Con. Smutty South Africa

Universal language and religion mix in Russia and beyond

The article notes Sir B Denison Ross predicting English as a future universal language while proposing Chinese characters for diplomacy and commerce. It also critiques Soviet anti religious zeal, acknowledging past religious excesses but warning of overreach in state propaganda against faith. An American minister observes humanity’s urge for ethical fellowship and cosmic personality.

B. Denison Ross School of Oriental Studies University of London Russia

Wood cube yields discs count and a faith note

From a 6 inch cube, discs 2 to 4 inches diameter and 1 to 8 inch thick stake a numerical result of $81.80 from yesterday’s problem, followed by a fragmented religious reflection on true religion as something man must increasingly attain.

Look and Learn 1 Witt 0 Answers and clues

The piece lists quiz prompts and answers including Tulsa Oklahoma for question 1, Frances Hodgson Burnett for question 4, and Louis XIV of France for question 8. It also notes the two animals that eat bees as skunk and bear and identifies the star as the North Star.

Witt Lord Fauntieroy Tulsa Okla Frances Hodgson Burnett the North Star O. Louis XIV France

Pioneer oil man Walz dies at 86 in Gap

Ol Gap, Oct 24. Lows Walz aged 86 director of Pennzoil Company and leading figure in refining industry in this region died at his home at 110 Moran Street at 10 40 this morning after a period of declining health. His illness worsened following the death of his daughter Mrs Leonard Warren on Aug 6 and his decline had been rapid since. He passed away peacefully in the presence of family.

Ol Gapy Lows Walz Pennzoil Company Moran Street Fami

Plan Festivities for Hallowe'en Kane

Kane will host a community Hallowe'en and Mardi Gras celebration on Saturday night October 1 with National Guard sponsorship. Company M officers plan staging details. Fraley Street will host the parade with traffic control on intersections. Burgess Albertson supports police cooperation for a successful event.

Kane Hallowe'en Satuday National Guard Wiliam D. Wise Light Fin Fraley Street Jrrnley Street Burgess Albertson

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