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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1924
Page
8
The paper notes preparations for Easter and Bastar Sunday observances plus a new series of postage stamps to be issued May 1. It mentions civic cleanup efforts, street improvements, and railway freight demand plans, with reference to Warren and Erie area projects, and a push for safer driving as spring arrives.
The Cattaraugus village scene recalls Patrick E Crowley, once vice president of the New York Central, celebrated for climbing from dispatcher to general manager in 1902 and later leading the railroad’s wider organization. Details recount his local fame, public speeches, and annual Old Home Day tribute, with reminiscences from colleagues and relatives about his career and character.
A 60 000 strong angling wave is projected as Pennsylvania begins trout season with dawn patrollers heading to favored pools. Weather and stocking issues temper expectations while officials note licensing changes and anticipated permits drop to 18 as the season opens.
Parisian fashion writers tout the bob and shingle as spring’s top hair trends while Americans favor the bob and bold hats. The piece notes fashion shifts, from hair to undergarments, with a spotlight on colors and fabrics guiding Newark’s wardrobe for the season.
In Dunkirk the creditors of the Paul Delaney Company of Brocton, fruit prize spry line, seek Monday stock settlement. Receivers appointed in U S Court in Buffalo to determine bankruptcy, with Rollin W. Snow as trustee. Investigations show assets pledged as collateral far exceed value, leaving little equity for unsecured creditors.
Funeral services in memory of Miss Mary Ann Voye were held Sunday afternoon from the Emmanuel church at 1 o clock. Rev. M. B. Aptian, rector, conducted the ceremony. Friends served as pallbearers and interment was in Pine Grove cemetery.
Card of thanks from Mrs Grant Connell thanking friends and neighbors at Cory Hospital for their kindness and support during illness. Acknowledges those who sent flowers and visits during the difficult time.
City Commission meets this evening to decide action on pavement construction for 1924. Residents on Frederick and Riond streets back the project, while others oppose delaying the program beyond 1925. Debate centers on whether to proceed this summer or hold off amid costs and recent public sentiment.
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