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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
3
Public notice fragment from Corry Pennsylvania newspaper items. Mentions publication name Corry Evening Journal and mailing and advertising rate details. Includes postal service line and pricing references for subscriptions and per copy charges. Contains names and formatting typical of old classifieds and notices.
An article argues that France blocks progress at the Washington naval conference by demanding near unlimited submarine builds, labeling submarines as piracy and urging total abolition. It warns that if limits fail, Britain Italy and the US may also keep submarine programs, undermining arms control.
The readable text fragment mentions a product claimed to break a hold in six hours and provide quick relief. It references a brand or company name partially visible as Amop A Co and mentions terms like Hyomil and NeF in a garbled context, with bits about dosage and effects.
The column argues for a permanent international ban on submarines, warning that without a treaty the weapon would fuel future oppression. It recalls past failed negotiations, cites Britain and France as actors, and says compromise with such evil is costly and futile, urging decisive action to rid the world of submarines.
Three Erie girls under 16 were detained as material witnesses after running away with a man in Detroit. Clarente Berchtold faced $5,000 bail on a federal manslaughter act violation charge. The girls Evelyn York, Bhen Lewis, and Helen Peters eluded authorities across lake ports before Detroit police located them.
An advertisement touts Mary’s Wonderful Remedy as a harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and relieves stomach liver and intestinal ailments. The copy claims dramatic life improvement after one dose and offers a money back guarantee through a pharmacist.
William D. Srawny Election winner Brown prepares to assume the sheriff duties next Monday after a police career as patrolman sergeant and roundsman. He pledges to uphold the law and seek to vindicate public trust. Julia Christina Williams Peterson of Bear Lake dies aged 53 at daughter Anna Peterson Manwaring's home in North Clymer after living in Bear Lake ten years. She was born in Denmark and immigrated 80 years ago, leaving husband and ten children plus siblings in Denmark and Erie. She was a member of the German Lutheran Church in Erie.
George W Breese of Albion Pennsylvania obtained a marriage license nine days after a decree of divorce. The divorce case Breese v Maco Frese had lingered three years and a jury hearing was dropped in favor of a judge to settle the matter.
New Castle December 10 Sheriff Jarrett of Mercer county seeks a $500 city reward for the capture and conviction of the assailant in the attack on Clara Hefle Lennox. He also files for a $500 county reward, and a petition may be filed for Miss Fenn Davies, believed taken toward the Greer woods by Thomas Verne Ryhal before Lennox’s death.
Miss Marcella Volkstadt of West Spruce street went to Corry last evening to attend a holiday house party. Miss Margaret McNamara, visiting her mother Mrs. P. Goodwin of East Main street, returned to Corry yesterday afternoon.
Many appeals are expected after the triennial assessment in the county. Officials say most property has been assessed and both assessors and property owners are filing complaints as the review begins. The court house reports indicate widespread activity and anticipated disputes over valuation.
The assessor reports show the county’s valuation rising by several million dollars up to the current date. Officials note the increase reflects broader tax base and property values across the region.
I wish to thank friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and flowers during my recent bereavement.
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