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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1929
Page
3
A fragmented report mentions action by coachHt and twins, with references to april, net weight, and fines. The readable text hints at rule enforcement, possibly over conduct or eligibility. Names and specifics are unclear, but the item centers on penalties and administrative actions.
Classified notice from Corry Evening Journal listing publishing details, publisher information, office address, and advertising rates. Mentions Arthur Colegrove, Fred Kimball, and address references in Chicago. Contains damaged OCR fragments. no actionable event.
A weather and market snapshot notes that thermometer readings and Wall Street do not dictate real conditions. It reports large purchasing power, stable commodity prices, strong labor and management effort, and ample money in the bank, arguing no inflation or excess inventories and a healthy economy.
An article cites widespread parking woes in cities and the limited effect of regulations. A midwestern police drive tagged 1 588 cars, with over 600 motorists paying $2 fines, suggesting enforcement reduces violations though widespread disobedience persists. It calls for adequate parking provisions and education.
Twenty years ago an October 30 1999 note recalls Halloween masquerade at XK masquerade hall and Rathbun's near Stewart's Switch drawing many attendees in costume. Mr and Mrs Love host surprise anniversary party with about forty Rebekah lodge members. Frank Cowles recovering from a fall. Turmer Burns and Roy Phillips to wrestle November 2 at Library Theatre. W P Obryan plans Oklahoma winter. Dr Ja S Smith and theater group head to New York, meeting Captain Smith of the Salvation Army who is Smith's brother.
The document lists answers to yesterday’s Look and Learn quiz: Queen with longest English reign, lower melting metal, aub-deb!, World War era Secretary of the Navy, Muscle Shoals location, with responses naming Victoria I, copper, a phrase likely misread, Josephus Daniels, and Alabama or US state settings for Muscle Shoals.
A math puzzle states a lawyer takes 25 percent contingent fee and six percent court costs while receiving 7050 dollars. Determine the verdict amount. The explanation references hourly fractions 1-48 and 1-60 and a total of 9-240, then derives 72 dollars and subtracts 240 to reach the result.
Reader puzzles on spelling pronunciation and grammar from a dated language exercises page. Questions challenge correct forms such as portable punctuation and word choice with examples like mis-spelled words and synonyms for tall. The text includes incomplete phrases and archaic phrasing typical of puzzle sections in old newspapers.
At a Franklin Club dinner meeting a proposal from V Eichholtz of Rockford Illinois and Blaine Harrington seeks to locate an Monarch Airplane Co plant in Franklin. The plan envisions a two seat open plane selling for 2600 dollars, a 5000 square foot factory and 10 000 to 25 000 dollars capital with Chamber of Commerce backing.
Local traders believe the bottom of the Wall Street crash may be in after today’s recovery and halting market decline. Westinghouse Electric reports nine months ending September 1929 net income of 19,144,201, up from 14,290,035 in 1928. John J. Raskel, a major market operator, says bargains abound and the decline will be temporary, while industry leaders express faith in fundamentals amid inflation-free business conditions. Local traders in Columbia Gas & utilities markets observe cautious optimism as Wall Street steadies.
An accident near Bass Lake Road and Victory Road left Paul Smith 33 of North East pinned in his burning truck after a trolley's live wire sparked the blaze. Eyewitnesses watched as flames consumed the vehicle and Smith, despite firefighters efforts, died at Hamot Hospital after 5 PM. The crash involved a streetcar, toppled girders, and the truck loaded with canned goods.
Police hunt two gunmen after they robbed Nicole D. Forze a produce dealer on Stop 7 Buffalo road of 708 dollars. The holdup happened near an alley on Walnut street between 18th and 10th streets as he made collections. Suspects fled toward 11th street. a citywide search followed with no trace found.
Mrs T A Minton of Adams Street Denver reports relief from sleepless nights and anxiety during the Change of Life after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits it with improving her health and now recommends it to friends. Her mother previously used the remedy with good results.
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