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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1930
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday at West South Street Corry Pennsylvania, edited by Arthur Golegrove. It lists national advertising reps Pred Kimball Inc Chicago Tribune Tower New York and Pittsburgh chamber offices, with mail and carrier rates and post office designation.
President Green of the American Federation of Labor advocates unemployment insurance funded by capital and labor, shorter work day, and guaranteed wages to stabilize employment amid debate on economic theory. Professors and businessmen discuss demand, production, and consumption while socialist meetings and local notices appear in the same issue.
Twenty years ago report from the Corry Fair notes rottea chickens display surpassing prior exhibitions. Frank Ellsworth, a mural mail cartier, reported a car route incident with an Irish automobile near three miles southeast of the city. A house burned completely with little salvaged contents. The fair opened under perfect weather with a large crowd and attractions at Liebig Corty Fair eclipsing earlier years.
The Hotel Riverside at Cambridge Springs is reported full to the roof at the present time. Railroad companies have assembled thirty extra couches to carry the people home from the fair this evening. Mr and Mrs Gerry T Kincaid arrived home from their European trip this morning. Mr and Mrs Martin Brew returned last evening from an extended eastern trip.
A compact old feature on language use by W L Gordon warns about common errors and mispronunciations. It urges daily word mastery and provides examples like lay down versus lie down and the proper spelling of some terms.
Answers cover state with the sharpest population the Era of Good Feeling presidency Kipling Adriatic column and an unpractical optimistic character from Dickens David Copperfield. notes include the District of Columbia item pointing to a miscellaneous quiz wrap.
The problem asks how many more revolutions the 1 1 4 ft circumference front wheels will make than the 12 3 8 ft hind wheels while traveling 8 7 16 miles. It includes arithmetic steps about adding 625, 750, 875, placing figures in sums, and reducing fractions to find a difference, then relating to a hundred.
Warren July 1 The Public Service Commission states Pennsylvania Railroad will keep northbound and southbound trains on the Buffalo and Allegheny division running while reviewing complaints about discontinuing Nos 9352 and 4355 between Oil City and Olewn. Local residents led by Burgess Chapman urged continuation, noting reliance on rail service along the river division.
A fragment notes peaches at bus Sunday and Meadhy, with Hill's Chit starting September 15. Buffalo Road location 2 1 2 miles east of North Mast at home farm, prices cited. A. J. Young of North Wast, Pa, 205 listed.
At the Scott Vertical crossing near Warren a Bronx owned sedan veered off the elevated road Friday morning. The car broke into the approach pipe structure but stopped short before a plunge into its 26 foot drop. The operator faced reckless driving charges and bonded for a court hearing. In July a Cleveland sedan man fell from the bridge.
Woodward Phelps, 29, U S N son of Rear Admiral W W Phelps commander of Portsmouth navy yard died of a self inflicted bullet wound aboard the light cruiser Northampton after a shake down cruise in the Mediterranean. He was sent to Neal hospital York pending disposition.
In Coudersport Potter County jail a guarding mob prevents attempting to storm the prison and seize Harry Koons accused of murdering seven year old Helen Cass. Koons, farm hand for Harry Gass of Seven Bridges, hid after a failed escape attempt as authorities cite alleged revenge motive tied to a promised automobile. A second report notes Dry agent C S Johnston faces a retrial for stealing 1500 during a Somerset raid. he was convicted in 1928, appealed, and granted a new trial by Judge Berkey.
Miss Helen Zalzneck elder daughter of Mr and Mrs A Zalzneck of Corry married Herman M Rubin of Cleveland at Harris Villa Cleveland. Rabbi Davidowite officiated the unattended ceremony attended by about fifty relatives. The bride wore white satin with orange blossoms and carried roses. After a dinner the couple left for a Canada trip and will reside at 10201 Somerset Avenue Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Zalzneck Milton Philip and Lil Hui attended.
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