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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1922
Page
2
Dunkirk reports Silver Creek High School nearing completion with the auditorium and first floor rooms unfinished while second and third stories are readied. The gymnasium is in use by basketball teams and heating is complete though old building remains poorly heated amid a recent cold snap.
Warren County plans Christmas for Rouse Hospital inmates with a fine dinner and a Christmas tree. Superintendent and matron Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brady coordinate gifts from city organizations and hampers from Stage Hospital. Ward trees and farm meals will brighten the day under H. W. Mitchell and helpers.
Reflecting on Apollodorus, the text argues true happiness lies not in riches but in freedom from grief. The saying critiques possession as a path to joy, suggesting serenity outweighs wealth.
In Gowanda New York on Friday John Atkinson fifty a tannery employee was found dead in his bed at a boarding house run by Marty Rogers and Charles Palmer. A note or sign of self harm not confirmed as cause of death. Atkinson had recently returned from a stint at Wickwire Spender Steel plant.
Jamestown reports the arrest of Parnelius J. Meyilian, co owner of Pittsburgh Freeport Coal Company, on a charge of violating state coal distribution law. The case involves two tons of eye coal sold to Charles Johnson of Teleron, alleged to exceed the daily supply allowed by the district coal administrator.
Tonight's schedule lists a 7 30 game between the Baptist and Hethonist troops and an 8 o'clock game featuring the Catholic and Presbyterians. Baptists edged the Methodists earlier. Methodists seek a stronger lineup to win. Presbyterians hope for a smooth final game with several practices behind them.
The new St Genevieve church on Peach street in Woodland extension will be dedicated next Sunday morning December 17 with Rt Rev John Mark Ganston presiding A high mass will be celebrated by Rev Dr G Copiah of Buffalo assisted by Rev Bi Ju Fischer Morris Dale Pa Rev Al Fischer Clarion Pa and Rev A J Fischer pastor of nearby parishes
A vintage shopper list suggests thoughtful mother gifts like eiderdown slippers, silk gowns, leather bags, silk bloomers, and robes. It offers hard to please relatives Aunt Nell and Sister as hard cases and recommends practical items such as wool gloves, silk chemises, boudoir caps, and ivory combs to please mothers and sisters.
A long list of household items and decor features curtains, draperies, rugs, tapestries, and glassware with varied prices from $1.50 to over $1,000. Items include Dutchess Curtains, Verinders Curtains, Lucky decorated glass, Wilora rugs, and brass or copper trimmed pieces. The piece advertises delivery and a Christmas and New Year offer.
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