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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
3
A local report details the alleged marina theft involving Miss Ondon. Police investigations identify the suspect, with authorities stating they are pursuing charges and urging witnesses to come forward.
A 22 to 0 defeat of City High by a rivals team dominates the page along with a column on pronunciation and vocabulary questions. The item lists exercises on proper word usage and common missteps, reflecting a 1907 school notebook style.
Dr J M Doran head of the prohibition bureau in Washington urges restraint by agents. He opposes quick trigger responses in cabarets and bars. Agents may use force to combat moonshiners or gangsters but must remain decorous and avoid drunkenness except when essential to obtain evidence.
Educators sociologists and parents discuss education for marriage and parenthood with courses in budgeting and child psychology. The shift questions the need for teacher training as the sole path and argues home training benefits from informed input. The trend aims to help families though risk of fad misuse exists, yet potential good seems strong.
Saturday’s registration neared limit with about half the voting population in the city. Snowfall in the morning piled up through several hours while temperatures dropped to six degrees at dawn. Reports from Amos Chy and the Oil City Derrick note football team claims of misfortune, and a fall near the Erie railroad station injured Amos Bagenl. Mrs. George Livermore hosts a cottage party at Lake Columbus before returning home, while Zoe Williams returns from Butler to spend winter with her sisters Mrs Bracken and Mrs Stone.
Answers list includes Peter with denial before the cock, number of comets unknown, cheese basic ingredient milk, cleverest animal architect beaver, two nations from World War forming as United States and Soviet Union. Also notes Mr and Mrs R W Browh traveling to Syracuse for Penn State at Syracuse football weekend.
A vintage math puzzle asks how much lace is needed for a circular centerpiece 27 inches in diameter with 28 inches of fullness. The answer notes 18.76 percent and explains by dividing the difference between 16 and 18 by 16.
A Hare Creek road visitor to the Journal office said residents along the highway and Wheelock plan to obtain electric light and power. Eighteen farmers along the route have subscribed for current, and Ventingo Public Service Corporation is expected to start construction on the service line soon.
Erie observers report a collision between the Louise tug of Kolbe Fisheries and the Chattanooga of Booth Fisheries near Pub-Holer pier in Erie. Captain Ferguson of the Louise is injured after the bow impact hurled him against the wheel. inspectors plan Friday arrival to investigate circumstances. Mussolini and the Pope clash over Vatican sovereignty, with a Vatican proposal and a fascist manifesto cited as sources of friction amid hopes for resolution in Rome. Classified lines include furniture sale at 149 Mott Street and painting requests on First Ave.
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