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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1926
Page
3
The notice lists post office entry for Corry, second class mail matter, annual by mail five dollars, by carrier three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week, with advertising rates available on request.
President Woolidge advocates a balanced inland waterway program focusing on main arteries first. He criticizes local pork barrel tactics and urges starting with essential arteries to complement and extend the railroad system. Local rivalries and isolated projects should not derail the national plan.
Ohio bar exam candidates faced a novel “research” test that replaces memorized Q A with a library based analysis brief. The method aims to measure understanding and the ability to relate facts to law rather than rote learning.
Recap from the Journal Files notes carnival features such as the whistling of flurry Mryner of Titusville. Mentions Moss Jackson Raymond and Elmer Love in Warren on business tied to a new Gindi Rin rand project. Reports Pennsylvania pay scale changes and wage adjustments for employees.
The Womin's Gym Class will hold a meeting on Wednesday. The U. B. Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs Ross Fleming on East Columbus Avenue for an all day session. A quilt needs tying and attendees are asked to bring items for the Inch.
Mrs Barton Smith and Mrs Charles Mikents hosted the Philatheas Christmas gathering last evening at 815 West Pleasant street. Miss Emma Linscott assisted, with carols and a tree lighting as Master Neil Smith wore a Santa suit and handed out gifts.
A large crowd is expected for the Lyceum course opening at Columbus Community Church on Wednesday evening December 15. Charles Cox and Company perform under Columbus High School Senior Class auspices offering entertaining humor.
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