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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1928
Page
3
Corry Daily newspaper information for Corry Pennsylvania notes advertising and circulation terms. Mentions publisher advertising representative Frud Kimball Inc BW New York and postal entry. Serial rates listed include 56.00 per year by mail and three cents per copy with carrier delivery.
The article reports Rev. Albert Diefenbach condemning Al Smith over religious liberty and Catholic influence. It contrasts Smith’s public record in New York with alleged Catholic pressure, noting government diversity and Masonry ties while criticizing clerical claims about Smith.
MARRIED AT ST ELIZABETHS Mr and Mrs Nell Waters arrived home from Atlantic City with Edward Antosievien son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Antosievicz and Miss Bertha Mihynsitl were married at St Elizabets church Rev V J Reiser performed the ceremony In the presence of relatives and friends Five hundred guests were entertained at the bridela uncle's home afterward A note mentions a Labor Day event in Youngstown and other local notices with vendors advertising a porch coat sale.
Digest of humorous errors and word puzzles from a historical English language column. Highlights include misused phrases, pronunciation hints, and spelling tests with examples like amours amphitheater and analogs. Mentions topics such as accent placement and daily conversational usage.
Answers listed include 62 miles and a Swedish signer of the Debonche Hon of Independent with items like The Parade Corpus Christ and Charles Dickens.
Zahornn Skil, 19, of 124 Hust 2ith street, is jailed on embezzlement charges after $2902.25 vanished from Easy Washer Go where she worked as bookkeeper. The case spans eight months with auditors uncovering the theft audited by Westeyville officials.
United Press Feaver reports plans for radio broadcasts to promote the Republican cause. Hoover will deliver four major speeches in New York South and Ney Fangfiapd while Smiltie outlines a two day campaign itinerary. Robinson defends Governor Smith's creed in Cisco Texas. Curtis continues tour with Boston address. Raskob predicts Smith wins 08 electoral votes and solid South for Democratic candidate.
The 1930 convention of the Pennsylvania Association of Letter Carriers will meet in Erie. Christ J. Halberstadt of Philadelphia was elected president, with officers Harry Kinseler Pittsburgh and Harry Young Harrisburg as vice presidents, David P. Daugherty Harrisburg as secretary, and John W. Mackey Scranton as treasurer. Elam Roat Lancaster named delegate at large to the 1928 national convention. Women's Auxiliary officers elected: Anna Bennett Philadelphia president, M. E. Scheck Reading vice president, Delma Helse Johnstown secretary, Belle Lenox Philadelphia treasurer.
John Markham, 55, of Great Valley, was found dead Tuesday morning between Erie Railroad tracks near Killbuck, with skull crushed. Police traced his identity late yesterday. A brother and two sisters survive. he had come to Salamanca the previous day with little money.
Mayor Bracken announced to the City Council after a state highway conference that plowing will extend Hare Creek road to the New York line. The township will cover half the cost, with Wayne supervisors reporting tight funds. Plans include aid from milk and bus firms using the route. NY authorities plan plowing to the Pennsylvania line with Night Way department backing. Travel throughout the winter is expected to continue.
A holiday travel period produced a heavy weekend crash in Franklin as a Cleveland man Edward W. Koff slept at the wheel and collided with a telegraph pole near Salina. His companion William J. Mack sustained head cuts. both were treated at Oh City hospital. A second car driven by Captain Fus alls K Young of San Diego escaped serious injury.
A Ford sedan driven by Patsy Cherry of Johnsonburg collided near Marshall's Swimming Pool Sunday. Cherry was hospitalized with cuts and bruises, then arrested and jailed in Elk County on auto theft charges after a hearing before Justice Weaver.
The text describes a math puzzle: multiply 1 by 400, multiply 1200 by .025, subtract 1200, multiply 879 by 102, and subtract this sum from 1170. The narrative also mentions Sara and a small wartime incident affecting Troi’s wits.
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