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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1912
Page
2
A fragmentary report cites William H. Maxwell, NYC public schools head, urging renewed reverence in youth. He faults both families and schools for eroding respect, noting the growing danger to the nation as discipline wanes and children drift from traditional values.
The Cleveland Leader quotes criticism of child autonomy in schools and urges mutual action by parents and teachers. It condemns excess schooling without reverence, cites a New York officer’s son incident, and calls for honoring parents to restore discipline and unity in education.
The Philadelphia Press notes public concern over Colonel Bryan as rumors spread that an option has been taken on Washington offices, though not public offices, prompting speculation about his intentions. The piece mocks the frenzy and suggests Bryan relishes stirring political excitement.
Corry City officials said a letter from Philadelphia investors who hold an option on the local light company indicated the deal would close before the 27th of the month. No representative appeared on Saturday, but the letter was received and assurances given that the local plant will be taken over this month. Rumors of a new trolley line from Union City to Corry remain unconfirmed.
The sixty third Pennsylvania State Education Association convenes in Harrisburg December 26 to 28, 1913. Promises to be the best session yet with top national speakers. Local educators Supt. TG Gross and Prof. Strong of the High School plan to attend along with committee chairs and sessions for high, graded, and ungraded departments.
The OWL, Corry High School's official paper, will be issued from the Journal offer on Friday, with nine hundred copies printed. The first issue will feature school news, class photos, and items of general interest, as the editors unveil a renewed copy. Local merchants have provided advertising columns to support the paper throughout the school year.
A goodly number of seats are sold for The Rosary at the library tonight. The same strong cast from last spring presents the powerful drama to a likely large audience, continuing the play’s unusual appeal and following.
The upcoming gathering at Wiscourt House in Hrto on December 18 will center on Good Roads. A full program has been issued and will appear in tomorrow's Journal. Community interest runs high as roads and related topics take center stage at this year’s convention.
United States banking officials report President Bland of the State Bank of Maryland testified first before the Money Trust Investigating Committee. Bland defended clearing houses and their benefits to U S banks, enduring tough questions from committee members.
Wireless message from the Mauretania at noon stated all was well and the liner was cruising at good speed off Aughnestown. United Press reports the earlier alert announcing the ship in danger was false, with no crippled condition found.
Bennett Baths drew over ninety swimmers yesterday and Saturday night. The pool remained crowded as residents took advantage of December access and the heating system performed satisfactorily, ensuring comfortable swims throughout the weekend.
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