Corry Evening Journal Publisher and Mail Rates
Corry Pa newspaper listing shows publisher Arthur Colegrove at West South Street Corry details post office entry as second class mail matter. Subscription by mail sixty six dollars per year and by carrier three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on request.
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South Street
Corry
D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Catrier
Peece
No Collar Button Sparks Campus Fashion Revolt
A University of Edinburgh style tale recounts a student losing a collar button and dressing without a collar. Authorities rebuked him while others imitated the act leading to fines and a petition signed by over 100 students calling for collarless freedom. The piece ends with a satirical warning of a broader move toward no collars.
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University of Edmonton
Canada
Gojnse
The Chinese Situation and Key Figures
Questions and answers cover Chinese wartime ports and leaders. Nanking Canton Cantonese ties Shanghai Hankow Nanking Sun Yat Sen and Sun Yat Sen’s movement origins. Foreign officers include Admiral C S Williams and C J V A MacMurray. A separate note mentions a missing daughter of James Long in Tacoma with possible Oil City ties.
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Eugene Chen
China
Shanghai
Nanking
Chiang Kai Shek
Canton
C. S. Williams
U.S. Asiatic Feet
C. J.v-A. MacMurray
Hankow
Sun Yat Sen
Twenty Years Ago in Corry and Nearby News
A fragment recounts Corry business figures and residents from twenty years prior. Mentions Jacl Frage and John Wit Hiems on Fir Avenue, Fred Shaw of Frederick Street, a wrecked vehicle incident, and Theodore Croaby traveling to New York City. Reports on Keats & Co stores break in by jay fiends and ongoing Pennsylvania flyers service. Claude Rhottes visits Buffalo. Earl Miller, Stacy Baker, and a spring stock delivery valued at 2200 dollars are noted.
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Porti
H. 1
Splesminty
Corry
Jacl
Frage
John Wit
Hiems
Fir Avenue
Claude Rhottes
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ait Buffalo
Siero Stiwilay
Earl Miller
Kane youth halts runaway milk wagon on Fraley Street
Arnold Johnson, 16, of Pennsylvania Avenue chased a dairy milk wagon that bolted from Field Street and leapt onto the wagon, grabbing the reins to stop the runaway horse near Praley Street yesterday morning. A Western Union messenger boy was the unlikely hero in this early morning incident.
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Kane
Praley Street
Field
Western Union
Kane Dairy Company
Field Street
Fraley Street
Arnold Johnson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Farmers Map Out War Plans Against Borea
Farmers in Corry area plan a campaign against the European corn borer meeting at the Municipal Building at 1 o clock Saturday. County farm agents and agriculture leaders will present draft plans to attack the pest and urge cooperation from all corn growers and dairymen.
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Uct
Corry
Iuildingy
State Department of Agriculture
R. H. Engle
Dairymen’s League
Narrow Escape on Kane Road Endangers Warren Woman
A Warren woman driving a Ford coupe escaped injury Wednesday night on Kane Road near Kane Wilcox road when a speeding vehicle forced her off the road. The wreck damaged the coupe and the other car fled, leaving authorities unable to identify the driver. The local DAR chapter’s luncheon followed with guest speaker Mrs. Edward Lindsey of Warren telling humorous early American history.
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Warren
Kane Road
Kane
Nan
Kane Wilcox Road
Kane Brick
Wis
Catire
Fareé Yar Cme
Tadly Dam
Garag
Brokenstray Valley
Daughters of the African Revolution
Asain
Yatel Corry
Occa Fom
Edward Lindsey
Warren, Fa
Lindsey
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