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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
3
Twenty years ago notes reveal talks of a 1.5 million dollar windowless factory in Pitchbues Mass promising improved ventilation light and efficiency. Opposing views note desire for windowed views yet potential gains in school and office environments as workers adapt to new design.
A compact reading noting common usage errors and pronunciation tips from Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon. Includes guidance on pronoun case, pronunciation of Liama, misspellings, and a vocabulary-building nudge with the word demolish illustrated by a wartime example.
The list answers yesterday's prompts with names and places. George Washington appears for question one, and the reply notes Utah hosts Great Basin titles and a few others. The agricultural product, ornithology, and Monte Gallos location are addressed with brief identifiers.
A puzzle from a Pittsburgh columnist notes a problem about the greatest line distance on a hill 14 feet high 42 feet wide and 11 feet long. The item mentions yesterday’s answer and a calculation cryptically, plus news of a man named Robert Shocker becoming manager at the People's Store in Titusville succeeding Sylvester Murphy who was fatally injured in a Centerville automobile crash last Sunday morning.
A drug store touts Vapla as a fast acting remedy for bladder weakness and nighttime urination. The ad claims rapid relief within 15 minutes, with improvements in rest, energy, and mood, supported by a guarantee and praise from many users.
A gas fueled home escape left a couple trapped as a fire alarm drew workers to 151 East 16th street. Joe Joe and Pay Collins were rescued by workers who dragged them from the house. Mrs. Robert C. Buchman of Indianapolis died later at Zanesville hospital after an Erie escape attempt amid a highway crash that overturned three times.
A report from Renovo confirms the third victim, Charles Weaver, 20, of Big Run, died from injuries after an automobile struck an abutment of the Renovo Memorial bridge two weeks earlier. Reed Beck, 28, of Emporium, died instantly, and Edward Garner of Renovo died later from his injuries. Weaver lingered in hospital before passing away early yesterday.
A note from P. Oleson offering rug weaving and sale of heavy rugs on hand. He accepts “Filler” rugs to order in several colors and can be contacted at 73 Liberty Street Pune 88-M: 317.
At yesterday's junior high school P T A meeting an extensive program on Health and Safety Home Citizenship and Vacation was presented by P T A leaders and hospitalities and committee chairmen for the coming year were named including Mrs J Mount Mrs Waller Hulbers Mrs Franke Graft Miss Mattie Van Tassel and others.
Fred Christy of Sharon was sentenced in Mercer county courts to 19 to 20 years for the murder of his grandfather in 1916 Jamestown. He has served 13 years after pleading guilty to first degree murder and was recently recommended for a pardon by the state board of pardons.
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