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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
6
James Patton of Kokomo Indiana arrived in Johnsonburg by air on Thursday afternoon to meet Gibson Paing vice president of the New York and Pennsylvania Paper Company. The flight aimed to save time over a 24 hour railroad trip. Patton and his pilot left Kokomo earlier today and plan to depart tomorrow if weather allows.
The article declares the rising generation as the world’s hope after war, urging mothers' health. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for non surgical ailments of women and for future mothers, praising fifty years of use.
In Muntin gdon Pennsylvania April 14 counsel for Dr Herbert Bryson a former Rainbow Division major shell shocked in the Argonne say they will seek a mental incapacity defense for the murder charge tied to the death of Mrs Bruce E Haines who shared his Cassville home for over a year Relatives report he has been unbalanced since returning from France An effort is under way to move the trial to May with an insanity examination possible if set earlier by District Attorney Fetter
Scranton Postmaster John Durkin was formally asked to resign within six days. He stated he delivered a bill of particulars to Washington officials and will not quit until those items are finished. Durkin, a Democratic appointee, is in his second term with over a year remaining. A well known local Republican is expected to be nominated for the post.
Orrin Jones and M T Geib, employees of Franklin Quality Refining Co., were severely injured when a drum of gasoline exploded during soldering in the Third ward. Jones suffered a fractured skull and severe scalp wound. Geib/Geib had two broken ribs. Both were treated at Foster and Phillips and sent home.
The Senior Class of Columbus High School will present Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard on Friday and Saturday evenings April 21 and 22 in the local I. C. O. F. hall. The event promises good entertainment. The Community Aid meets Thursday April 30 with Mrs. John Dutton to collect aid rhymes from those who have not yet submitted.
Mrs Lynn Colvin of Forestville visited with her parents Mr and Mrs John Oli of Dundon Edinboro where a former principal was a pleasant caller Tuesday. Miss Clare Shelfey of Westfield spends holidays with her mother Mrs Maude Shelfey. Norman Scholton arrives from Philadelphia for Easter vacation. Ny Yo visits this week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Gus Chen. Gorton and San relocate their grocery to the Putnam and Parker building.
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