Corry Evening Journal details and address format
Corry Evening Journal listing readers about publication details. It notes publisher D Colegrove Arthur Golegrove and advertising representatives in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. It provides mail and carrier rates and notes second class mail status.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
D. Colegrove
Arthur Golegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New Yorke
Tribune
Chicago
Arms Moratorium Echoes in Postwar Disarmament Talks
The United States and Italy push for a moratorium on armaments as a path to debt relief and peace. The piece argues that postwar armament fueled debt and conflict, urging immediate, progressive disarmament and support for the upcoming disarmament conference. It notes armed peace cannot exist and calls for reduced armament starting now.
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United States
Italy
Obyioua
Real Estate Loans Boost for Homeowners and Churches
The National Association of Real Estate Boards reports hundreds of millions in loans from about 181 insurance companies. Loans cover houses apartments farms and even churches with values from 3000 to 500000 and terms up to 16 years. Borrowers usually secure a policy for loan protection, offering relief for distressed homeowners.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Question and Answer Teaser From A Riddle Page
A playful quiz item asks which great American author wrote his best work in bed and inquires about the two provinces of the Saint Lawrence route, a dum-dum bullet type, the long ton measurement, and three English Channel islands that lend their names to cattle breeds.
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Lawrence
English Channel
Marie Twain
Ontario
Quebec
Guerdvey
Jervey
Clam bake at Recreation Park and local incidents recalled
Twenty years ago Corry lodes hosts its annual clam bake at Recreation Park with Thomas Snowden serving. Aviator Mars completes a successful flight after fair crowds disperse. Coroner’s jury links Frank Conners to foul play in a Bear Lake accident. A silver cup to Squires of Jamestown honors a standout motorcyclist from labor day race. Armory Roller Rink draws big crowds while Truth 63 delays due to landslide south of Ol City. Rush Miller heads to Girard with his family after injury. Ida Falconer leaves Corry hospital for six weeks on the coast. Mrs. Neille Olds Durham dies at her home after a long illness.
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Warren
Frank Conners
New York City
Bear Lake
Erie
Problem Of The Day On Water Pressure And Velocity
A puzzle states a water column weighs 625 pounds exerting pressure on a dam 240 feet long by 30 feet high. It asks for total pressure in tons. The explanation references yesterday's problem and a velocity sequence, with average velocity 4 feet per second and a multiplication step involving 48 and 3.
Expert Plano Tuning Service Promotes Piano Repairs
November 1911 notice for Expert Plano Tuning Service proposing return to Corry to install neon strings and parts in pianos. With Chicago front-olt whops and ample equipment, repairs offered at modest prices. Free examination and estimates. requests to leave with the Mechanic or write tuning M. Brown in Chicago.
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Corry
Chicago
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact note style item introduces words often misused and mispronounced. It defines examples such as Guerrilla and Sovereign, contrasts synonyms for trust and faith, and urges readers to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily, focusing today on inveigle and its meaning.
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W. L. Gordon
Mob crowds outside jail after alleged Mary Everatts slaying
In Binghamton on September 15 a mob formed around Broome County jail after Ole Mose Johnson, a 42 year old junk man, allegedly confessed to killing 7 year old Mary Elizabeth Everatts who vanished September 4 from her Norwich home. Police say Johnson admitted luring her with candy and 60 cents.
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Binghamton
Ole Mose Johnson
Mary Elizabeth _Everatts
Broome County
Mary
Norwich
Johnson
Gil
Open Bids for Two Road Jobs September 25
United Press reports Harrisburg secretary of highways announces public bids opening September 25 for multiple road projects across key townships. Items include Allegheny R-02125 2.70 miles, Allegheny R-108 12 miles, Blair R-732 2 miles, Clearfield R-17057 4?46 miles, Crawford R-20038 10.87 miles, Erie R-496 1 mile, Greene R-30076 1.87 miles, Lycoming R-41027 0.47 miles, Montgomery R-6008 2.75 miles.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Sam Lewis
Allegheny
Ohio
Kilbuck
Beaver and Courieaut
Erie
Mill Creek
Greene
Monongahela
Avkawarnja
Scott Loynabip
Lycoming
Miffin
Anthony
Hepburn
Montgomery
Douglass
Bomb damages Chicago Regent theater in third attack
A bomb ripped through the roof of Chicago's New Regent theater early today as police guarded exits. It followed two other theater bombings in 24 hours amid a dispute between theater owners and the motion picture operators union. The blast targeted the apparatus room, bombers allegedly threw the explosive from a second story flat porch.
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United Press
Chicago
New Regent Theater
Motion Picture Operators Union
Olbor
New Regent
Easter recess trimmed to three days in 1981 82 calendar
The Board of Education approved a revised 1981 82 school calendar reducing Easter recess from eight days to three. Key dates include opening Sept 8, Thanksgiving recess Nov 26 27 and Easter recess March 25 29. School closes June 8 with Memorial Day May 90 listed as a holiday.
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Board of Education
Ralph
Dewey
Warren
Dee
Rev Hall Speaker at Erie Lutheran Gathering
The Rev William Hall pastor of St Pauls Lutheran church spoke at Lutheran Memorial Erie during a 70th anniversary commemoration under Rev B Mac Clay Gearhart D D. Judge William J Hirt chaired the event and Mrs F H Shutte authored a history paper with felicitations from Brie Ministry. Hall joined the congregation 40 years ago and left in 1897 to become a Lutheran minister.
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William Hall
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lutheran Memorial Church
Erie
William J. Hirt
B. MacClay Gearhart
D. D
F. H. Shutte
Brie
Regular Philathea Class Meeting At Baptist Church
The Phi lsthea Class of the Baptist church met at president Mrs B S Thomas home on Second Avenue with thirty three members and visitors present. Mrs George Thomas and Miss Helen Westley won clothes pin dressing contest awards arranged by the entertainment committee. Hostesses Mrs B B Thomas Mrs D Dundqurst and Mrs Raymond Barnes served refreshments to all attendees.
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The
Baptist Church
B. 8. Thomas
Second Avenue
George Thomas
Helen Westley
B. B. Thomas
D. Dundqurst
Raymond Barnes
Corry Encampment Names New Officers
Corry Encampment No. 24 elected officers at an interesting session in their hall with many members present. Named for the ensuing year are Warren White as pretor, John Garner as high priest, Robert Laurie as senior warden, Robert Nichol as junior warden, Howard Loveland as scribe, Laverne Miller as treasurer, Harold Shannon and Howard Loveland as representatives to the Meadville Orphans Home. Red Installation ceremonies will be held on September 28.
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Corry
O| F
Othel
Warren White
John Garner
Robert Laurie
Robert Nichol
Howard Loveland
Laverne Miller
Meadville
Harold Shannon
Elberta Peaches Ready At A. J. Youngs Farm stand
Elberta peaches now ready priced at 6 cents per bushel with 19 cents off if you bring your own package. The offer includes primes and tomatoes. Located two miles west of North Bask on Buffalo road or at the Home Farm by A. J. Youngs, Tee Bast, Pa.
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North Bask
Buffalo Road
Home Farm
A. J. Youngs
Tee Bast
Married Monday at Mayville Parsonage
Announcement reports the marriage on Sept. 44 at the United Brethren parsonage in Mayville between Miss Etta Maze of Corry and Charles Schultz of Titusville. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. L. H. McIntyre and the couple will reside in Corry for an undetermined period.
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Mayville
Etta Maze
Corry
Jack Maze
County Poor Board Seeks State Aid for Winter Relief
Erie County Poor Board agrees federal or state help is needed to meet mounting relief costs this winter. Chairman Harry Wasnes quoted saying the board faces a heavier burden on taxpayers and will respond to Governor Pinchot's request for an upfront assessment of community relief capacity.
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Erie
Erie County Pach Board
Elf
Pinchot Thief
He County Banka
Harry Wasnes
Times
Afi
Ter
Pinchot
Wapner
Miley
Waene
Woman Ends Life in New Castle Home
Marie Schuffert, 44, an inmate of the county home in New Castle, hanged herself in her room during the night, despondent after separation from her children. Coroner J B Caldwell reported.
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New Castle
Marie Schuffert
Soumty Home
New Room
J. B. Caldwell
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Recreation Park
Lake Columbus
Thomas Snowden
Mars
J. J. Desmond
Squires
Jamestown
Armory
Ol Cty
Rush Miller
Girard
Mr. Miller
North Girard
Ida R. Falconer
Corry Hospital
Pacific Coast
Expert Plano Tuning Service
MOB
Slayer
Junk Man
Seave
Millereele Township
Crawford
Rev. Hall
Ade
M. Cotton
Christiansen Johansen
Junkers
Willy Rody
Lisbon
Portugal
Horta
Azores
Mayville Parsonage
County Poor Board
Just
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
F. Model Dairy Co
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