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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1931
Page
3
Wilt presents the Rhythm Girls of Hate in a Sunday 7 30 pm sacred concert at the Presbyterian church. The eight young girls and a nine year old drummer perform on xylophone bells and chimes. Public invited to hear this entertaining program after recent successes on Station WEDH and at the Sunday School convention.
Local men James Mulheim John Mulheim and Wil Mulheim with Carpenter of Meadville left on a hunting trip to Forest county. Elks members traveled to Schegertown for J. G. Taylor funeral services. Little Miss Hovey of Pittsburgh daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Hovey formerly of Corry won a baby contest. Cora McCabe elected State Regent of the Daughters of Isabella at a state convention in Corry. A Halloween party honored Miss Marguerite Myers and Whitabeth Aughey. Mrs Frank O Day birthday celebration held. Hazel Wilson became stenographer for Alden Ragon Co with Westley remaining. George Thomas family moving to new home on W Wayne Street.
De Wonay of Buffalo a former Yok Cong will speak Saturday evening before the Corry Women's Club at their home on Mott Street at 8 o clock. Dr Hay operated a sanitarium in this city and is well known here. His topic will be The Physical Background of Pear. The club hopes for a large audience. Men of the city invited as guests of role members.
Corry Rotary Club members attended the inter-city meeting at the Hotel Statler in Buffalo. Attendees from Corry included J. H. B. Rhodes Harry Auer Charles Hasman F. A. Lageland and George Young. Sidney Pasgll of London England president of Rotary International addressed the gathering on The Peace Conference and Disarmament. The event drew 675 Rotary members from western New York northwestern Pennsylvania and Ontario.
Charles M Schwab warned against overbuilding industry arguing for a moratorium on new plant construction until added capacity is clearly needed. He cited steel capacity at 68 000 000 tons with current use around 87 percent and noted excessive factory expansion outpacing demand. He urged balancing wages and prices to curb overproduction and improve consumer absorption.
This item lists questions about Cuba government authorship color and measurement topics. It provides evasive or erroneous answers such as four galf-governing republic and Edna Ferber for authorship, blue for color, and references to glass and sturgeon with London as a source.
Pocket excerpt from Daily Lessons In English by W L Gordon discusses misused words mispronunciations and common spelling errors. It highlights words like disreputable prodigious and fle a as well as distinguishing similar terms and urges expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
A huckster sells oranges at 3 for a dime or 1-2 cents each. To sell 4 for a dime the price per orange must be calculated. The solution uses a proportion based on the given rates and confirms the per unit price.
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