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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
3
Publication details for Cony Evening Journal Corry Pennsylvania list street address weekrates post office entry classification and advertising rates. It notes daily except Sunday publication West South Street location and per copy carrier pricing with annual and weekly costs.
Twenty years back a Stone-throwing scene near a church prompts a gas globe shattering incident as workmen begin a new brick project on Center Street. Archaeology gossip links Tyitankhamen era finds to 5000 CE radiocarbon timelines while local events include a Pythian procession and a Pennsylvania railroad workers’ mood lift.
The fiery suffragette Sylvia Pankhurst, once a militant leader, seeks Parliament on a Conservative ticket while the Labour and Liberal options are mentioned. The piece notes her past turmoil role and portrays her as a radical turned respectable conservative. Florence Blair at home with measles is also mentioned.
Mrs Annie Briard from York Pa praises Dr Pierce’s Annie Tab leus for curing kidney and bladder pains. She reports four years of back and bladder troubles eased after one bottle of Anurie. She encourages trials and notes availability through Dr Pierce’s Clinic Buffalo NY.
Fine spring weather boosts farm activity across the district. Farmers sow early crops, plant corn, and plow ahead as soil dries and ground thaws. The favorable conditions aid the War on the corn borer with stalk destruction and stubble plowing, while cool nights slow vegetation and delay fruit buds. Country roads benefit from dry, warm weather and township road repairs leaving dirt roads in near summer condition.
The Stanford Hose Company held its annual meeting at the First Ward fire station. John Paulson was re elected president along with listed officers and trustees. After business, members enjoyed an oyster supper in the station.
Mrs. Orilla Boutwell widow of Sam Boutwell of Erie dies at her daughter's home in Corry. The body goes to Alexander & Company for graveside arrangements before burial with survivors including three daughters and two sons. Funeral plans to be announced.
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon arrived in New York aboard the Cunard liner Aq ua after a personal visit with his daughter Mrs. David K. Bruce in Rome. He refused to discuss financial or international questions. The coast guard cutter Wissahickon met the ship at quarantine and towed Mellon aboard.
The piece answers questions about early radio figures and stations in 1925. It names announcers Graham McNamee and Quin Ryan, mentions the Happiness Boys Billy Jones and Ernest Hare, and lists stations WDAP and WGAR among others with bits on call letters and broadcasting milestones.
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