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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1926
Page
3
The notice provides mailing and subscription rates for Corry Evening Journal, Corry Pennsylvania. It lists posted rates by mail and carrier, along with a statement about advertising rates available upon application. It mentions the editor or owner names A D Colagrova and Arthur Coleprove and notes postal matter classification.
A rough early draft of a regional plea highlights soil erosion and deforestation in Georgia, urging reforestation and terracing to save farmland. It warns that rain and gullies wash away capital and future harvests, stressing trees as essential for long term prosperity. News items touch on Russia, local fairs, and labor wage debates amid scattered excerpts.
A Peace River mail carrier faced a mild weather delay while crossing a frozen stream. He diverted through brush for a 100 mile trek to reach safety, prompting dramatic musings about a new film of frontier pursuit.
Erie today hosts a gathering of stewards from the Lake Erie Trotting circuit including J J Desmond J Austin and Stephen Horn. Claude Porter was seen purchasing a ticket to Erie this morning. No further passes will be issued for the unfortunate newspaper.
An eminent lawyer tells Advertising Clubs of the World that courts administrations and the public are friendlier to business now. He cites recent Supreme Court trade evacuation rulings as epoch making and notes a shift toward sympathy for business conditions unseen since the 1911 adoption of the rule of reason in antitrust law. He adds a proverb about the early bird and real estate bargains.
Timer Shuss purchased the interest of his partner in the Shuss Brothers Auto Repair and Accessory store on North Center Street. The deal is complete and the store will operate as before with the same high quality service. Owners may view at State Armory Sunday afternoon and Tuesday evening for the remaining stock and accessories.
Pittsburgh paper reports Mrs Lil Mosby a clubwoman says she was insulted by petting parties and risqué sprigs during 18 hours in an Allegheny county jury room. She helped secure acquittal for three Clairton policemen but the jury disagreed on a fourth.
Last night the auditorium overflowed as Rev. Maitland preached on new creation from Second Corinthians. He urged personal commitment, stressing that outward church attendance does not prove salvation while urging listeners to live on God’s side. Rev. Morgan offered opening prayer and Roy Decker led singing. The schedule listed Sunday school at 9:40 a.m. and morning preaching at 12:00 p.m. with guests Mr. Shaffer and others assisting. Myrold Brows visited Titusville for business.
Judge Lisyd sentences Dathanigy and Harphey at Milton for breaking and entering and jewelry theft. Fox, the store owner, confronted the thieves. they fled but were later captured in Vooray. Jury found two charges proven, third dismissed as questioned. Defendants offered general denial, unable to explain how they obtained the goods.
Sixteen members of the Mentor Club met with Mrs. Frank Geiger for a regular session. The program, As American Woman Admire, featured a paper on Polowar and Revolutionary Cares by Mrs. Carrie Wilows read by Mrs. Sallie Toward. Illness prevented Mrs. J C Robinson from presenting Some Famous Women of the Last Century. A noted segment was American Woman's Dress, Past Present and Future with a survey by Mrs. Geiger. Members wore costumes reminiscent of Quaker Days, adding to the entertainment. Mp5 Andrew Paulson will host next meeting February 19 with a Valentine party planned.
Sunday schedules list five radio entertainments across stations including WEAF WEAS Zion and KSH. Notable acts include Weyland Echols tenor Pred Paton bass and high tenor, with George Barribe’s Little Symphony Orchestra. Program times vary, centered around 9 PM to 8 PM listings.
Highway Commissioner William Connell warns children and parents against coasting on state roads. He urges sledding on back roads to avoid danger to riders and other highway users.
A drowning near Jamestown is reported as accidental. The body of Mr. Strong, a 61 year old resident, was found during a river patrol. Roberta and J Wies are mentioned in connection with the incident but are exonerated of blame. Funeral services will be held Sunday. the body will be moved to Jamestown for burial.
Andrew Miller 84, long time Eau Claire mercantile businessman, died after infection. Survived by his widow, a daughter, and two sons. Enduring a 40 year career, his illness led to his passing despite efforts to save him.
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