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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1930
Page
3
At the national convention 1000 dairymen adopted resolutions condemning excessive entertaining of customers at the Dairy Industries Exposition. They urged exhibitors and dairy manufacturers to avoid lavish entertainment, praising ethical standards and noting prior practice of entertaining with milk. The recommendation was sent to other conventions.
Twenty years ago events include Mrs Pred Landsrall returning from Youngstown after injuring her arm while coasting Reid, a lively lodge entertainment with eight darky costume performers, and a public dance. Authorities in Ol City edge toward solving the Adams Express robbery mystery, while Mr and Mrs James MacInnes return from a wedding trip. Harrison W. Burch praised by State College publications for piano work, Harry Crown elected president of the American Electric Railway Claim Agency Association in Atlantic City, and orders pour in for Corry Castor plant castors. High school students enjoyed music by Harry Burch and Mrs Mayme Glass Robinson. D Heath offers a fine carriage team for sale.
Ten people were injured when an automobile left the Warren Tidioute road and plunged into a ditch Sunday afternoon. The victims include Sr. and Mrs. Lee Dunham and their children, Edith Dashner age 12, and Mr. and Mrs. Whitehill. None are in serious condition. Dunham and Whitehill spouses endure back injuries. Dashner suffers a broken clavicle with other lacerations. The crash followed reckless driving by a motorist whose name was not learned. A third car narrowly avoided going over an embankment. The mishap occurred between Irvinе and Tidioute near Althorn about 4 o'clock yesterday.
The Red Cross roll call mirrors Brussels reports on an International Commission studying civilian protection from poison gas. The gloomy panel doubts treaties will curb gas use in war, warns shelters are impractical, gas masks have limited reach, and civilians face severe harm if conflict erupts. Armistice Day urges citizens to press for peace and support for the World Court.
Mrs Clarence McMarrow of 8 North Carver street was badly injured Saturday afternoon when a car driven by her husband, John Bevit of Youngsville, turned left near the Brokenstraw airport causing her auto to skid on slippery pavement. The extent of her injuries was not yet determined. Also note Titusville pioneer Mary Magdalene Hesch, age 86, died at her daughter's home in Titusville after living in Warren for years.
Andy Miller of Corry, listed by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, had his driving privilege revoked on an intoxication charge. In the week ending October 2, the department revoked 14 licenses, suspended 106, and restored 69. Other local revocations included Willam Yeager Albert Howard Robert Parris Meadvill John Kachkos Sharon Kern and George McKee Brie. Suspensions named Margaret Peplinski Roy Fuller Brie Charles Harris Harry LaSalle R. E. Plantz Meadville.
Miss Nora Burgion, a magizists writer, travels in the United States to study how immigrants are treated. She encounters both kindness and gouging, with a taxi overcharge and hotels attempting extra fees, alongside rude stares. A bystander offers help, showing mixed reactions across cities.
The article notes producers limit new wells to protect fields while refining excess crude into gasoline. Prices sell near or below production costs benefiting consumers but creating storage challenges. It mentions potential government action to tap oil shares in Colorado urged by Ralph S. Kelley, ex Interior Department official, amid accusations of selfish interests.
Answers include which part is farther inland than any other, the meaning of entomology, and who led the League of Nations. Additional items name a four legged animal, why tea is common in China, with responses listing 25 pounds, Ms Ararat, Montezuma, Philosophy, and Rome.
A math puzzle involving two right triangles with legs 126 and 158 feet and hypotenuses 185 and unknown. Compute sod removal cost at 20 cents per square yard. The solution shown uses fractional steps and yard conversions to reach final amounts 27.60, 25.10, and 326.40.
The Corny Woman's Chip plans a Hallowe'en party at the club home on Mott street Saturday evening hosted by the Junior Department. A pageant directed by Mrs. Katherine Abbey will entertain guests along with other stunts and refreshments provided by a committee. Grand Master Webster Grim of Doylestown and Grand Secretary Asher A Ball of the LOJO will attend a reception Friday night with all Warren county Odd Fellows lodges to join.
Galva reports Marl D. Yocum president of Yokum State Bank missing after a Saturday auto trip. His cashier Ganner Son reportedly left Galva for a secret mission tied to the abduction. Officials gave no comment on the incident. Yocum, described as one of the wealthiest bankers in west central Illinois, was believed held by a gang of kidnappers.
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