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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1921
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania publisher notice lists closest mailing details and rates. It notes daily publication except Sunday on West South Street with post office as second class mail matter. Rates shown include by mail $500 yearly by carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available upon application.
A fifth week summary of the arms parley lists major milestones including a treaty among the United States Great Britain France and Japan reinforcing Pacific police duties. It notes reductions and limitations on naval fortifications and a framework to curb foreign aggression in China. It also mentions a Yap controversy settlement between the United States and Japan.
Police report the arrest of Glen Tizel of Trad for the murder of Margaret Warnbodt a 22 year old clerk whose body was found near Clarion Creek last Thursday. Authorities say evidence links Tizel to the May night disappearance of the woman.
Youngsville in Déli on December 17 sent to the Senate the nomination of Alden M Schnell for Postmaster to succeed the retiring Chapel. The commission seeks confirmation of Schnell to lead the Youngsville post office.
Erie county commissioners receive 250 volumes to organize the new Orphans Court. Clerk and Courts Cutter to distribute copies to Erie attorneys. many applicants at the courthouse yesterday received their copies. The volume, arranged by Judge Glark and seven county officers, is bound in buckram and outlines practices for attorney familiarity.
The Rev Francia Th Blodgett professor of the Old Testament at the General Theological Seminary New York City will be formally installed as dean of the Cathedral of St Paul on West Sixth Street near the court by Sunday morning December 18. Bishop John Chamberlain Ward will preside and deliver the sermon at the service.
A whaling hale dresser touts Parisian sap as the cure for dandruff promising soft thick lustrous hair. The ad claims a money back plan and urges readers to try the product.
Major General Beach chief of the army reveals a 22000 appropriation for Erie harbor in the rivers and harbors estimates for the 1923 fiscal year. The figure appears in his annual report to the Secretary of War released today in Washington.
A. R. Myers, general manager of the Buffalo and Lake Erie Traction Company, announced a tentative reduction in trolley fares for school children. The plan awaits approval from the State Public Service Commission, with details to be settled with the school board before tickets are issued, offering a five cent fare for rides to and from school.
James Galli aged 29 and Denny Larosa aged 25, both of Bradford, were arrested in Olean for passing raised bills. They are held on an open charge by federal officers and to be brought before a United States commissioner for counterfeiting.
Local column lists numerous Corry visitors and residents visiting Columbus and relatives. Names include Mrs W Parker Mrs Hen Duntoy Miss Rose Burkharat Edwin Videll Mrs Emma Curtis Mr and Mrs Crosby Mrs A Sandburg and others with weekend and Friday to Sunday calls noted.
Kathleen Norrie argues the girl is unfairly judged while Wut Chen Harris questions the stance. The article promotes the January issue now on sale at Kelly's, urging all readers to explore the perspectives.
Local residents recount Sunday greetings at the parsonage hosted by Rev. and Mrs. E Arters with guests including Hattie Walton and the Deweys. Debo Schrambling dies at 85. funeral held at the Arters home with Dr. Ella Emmerson and Charles Swangon leading memorial selections. numerous relatives attend from Corry Jamestown and beyond. Rev William Hall to preach at the Community church Sunday afternoon.
Fragmented OCR text shows names and events with unclear context. The readable portions mention individuals like Abruwnil Mis Eilis Ricker and Paula A towet thown, implying a local notice or announcement with miscellaneous identifiers.
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