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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1926
Page
3
Classified notice lists circulation and postage terms. It notes second class mail status in Corry Pennsylvania and outlines by mail and by carrier rates along with a reminder that advertising rates are available on application.
The article notes a shift toward less horse use and greater focus on food production. It discusses machinery, land use, and labor changes affecting cultivated acreage and workforce as policymakers push for cheaper farming methods. The piece emphasizes how reform plans aim to boost output with fewer workers and more efficient practices.
A taxpayer filed suit against a community claiming dental inspection improves student mental ability. The principal testified to a 9 percent gain from proper oral care, but the figures were disputed. The testimony suggested moral improvements and broader social impact, though the actual benefit remained contested.
A reader notes a trend of Christmas cards as gifts and collectibles selling for up to $50 each. The piece discusses simple handmade cards and famous art reproductions, the market scale, and the idea that card sales support postal work during peak season.
Grangers plan a Saturday afternoon session with initiation of candidates. Mary Melt and others are expected to attend as the Grange meeting convenes to announce a member drive and announce the initiation at the usual hall.
A collection of brief items from the Journal Files dated December 15 1906 recounts travels and arrivals in Dallas Texas along with social notes. Names mentioned include Annie Tanrie Fas Jackson and Mrs Street among others with scattered local events and mentions of hotels and civic figures. The report notes Merrick being named commander of West No 70 at a camp last evening.
Guidance suggests acid in the blood drives eczema and persistent skin eruptions. Claims include household remedies, topical washes, and products to balance mood and body vigor, with disclaimers about medical supply access and pharmacist involvement.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Young were conducted Tuesday afternoon at East Park Place with Rev W E Bartlett officiating. The service, attended by many, featured solos by C B Weir and Mrs G A Elston, and was followed by interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Several out of town relatives attended the service.
Mrs 0.18 Doane and her two daughters Mrs Emory Drake and son Winton joined Clifton Howard for a day trip at Brie hid jhemning.
An advertisement touts a tiny bottle of Preemne as a cure for corns and calluses. It claims immediate relief from aching corn pain and painless removal with fingers, emphasizing low price and simple use.
Mrs Ruth Barbite of 227 Winsor Street and Miss Ruby Pearl Jamestown waitress were arrested in Warren Pennsylvania on wholesale shoplifting charges. A car license number led Warren police to trace the suspects to Jamestown and to a home in Pennsylvania, tying the loot to the Barhite family.
Erie Des 15 Announcement was made that James B Yard county prothonotary will seek reelection at the primaries yesterday. Yard is widely known in the city and county and noted in civic and fraternal circles. Although rumor had circulated, he confirmed his bid this morning.
In Tamestown on December 19 15 year old Margaret Fe Johnson died at Gustavus Adolphus Children's Home after slipping on an icy sidewalk while walking home from school. She fell struck side and died shortly after a physician was summoned. The death is believed linked to the prior fall injury.
Slogan style ad touts San Cura Ointment claiming a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Testimonial from Rev. W. F. Gilbert of Titusville Pa cites long suffering from bleeding and itching piles and a cure after using San Cura Ointment. Also promotes San Cura Soap for skin care and germ banishment. price 25 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace M. Barnhart of Union township celebrated fifty years of marriage at their Corry Union City road home. About sixty neighbors and friends gathered as Rev. Ole from Beaverdam WU. B. Church rejoined the couple in matrimony. A purse was presented and a dinner served at one oclock with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Cash Belknap and Clyde Belknap of Waterford, Mrs. Florence Lyons and Mrs. Walfiam Hubell, Mr. and Mrs. Pred Peters on Union City, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lauer of Corry.
The Quaero Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs Eaton's home for Christmas sentiments after roll call and minutes. A social period followed with a committee lunch served by Mrs Eaton and others, marking the festive gathering.
The focal Baptist Church choir will present The New Born King next Sunday evening December 19 with special interest in Gabriel and the choir’s renditions. The program also features a Christmas service Thursday evening December 23 announced by the pastor.
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