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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
11
Corry Pa publication details state daily except Sunday at West South Street. Arthur Colegrave is publisher. Post Office entry as second class mail matter. Rates listed as By Mail six dollars per year and per copy three cents. Advertising rates available on application.
Depute Chief Engineer Herman Ti Smith of New York City discusses asphalt and granite block patches that can be opened to traffic quickly if the foundation remains sound. He notes asphalt patches form a tight bond at high temperature and offer rapid use on congested streets, with benefits for tough gravel and macadam bases and wide taxpayer savings in the western states.
Mr and Mrs A J Ross left this morning for Sharon to reside. The notice records their relocation and identifies the couple.
A Twenty one year old from Mt Jewett died while awaiting sentencing for robbery. Baum was jailed after being charged with stealing mail sacks from a railroad station at Mt Jewett. Erie court records show he pleaded guilty to the robbery. No relatives identified.
Announcement states Florence P. Murray of Cleveland has purchased an interest in the Grand Tillard parlor on Liberty Street. Murray, formerly with the Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co, will work with L. D. Gent and assume duties immediately after the closing.
Mr Murray has taken over the interest Joe Harris held in Gent and Harrin. A corporation to be named Peaskiin Amusement is planned with D Gent as president and Florence Murray as secretary treasurer. Murray, a Franklin resident, was part of the Manifold amateur team and a noted batter.
The Corry Grange will hold its regular meeting Saturday afternoon at Maccatee Hall. Lunch is served at noon, business follows at one. Mr Whiteley of Yoringsville will discuss insurance rates and offer insights. Grange members are urged to attend for several important points.
An advertisement extols Atlantic Gasoline as the pure clean and high efficiency fuel for winter driving. It argues refining quality prevents valve pitting and carbon buildup and avoids damaging acids or detonating fuel knocking, claiming Atlantic offers balanced vaporization ignition and combustion for motor longevity.
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