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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1927
Page
3
Public notice from Corry PA outlining mail matter classes and advertising rates. By mail five dollars per year. By carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
The Catalina winner George Young refused the city dinner in his honor, inviting Bill Hastings removal. Toronto filled with empty chairs as the mayor and notables stayed away, turning the grand plan into a public snub and a souring of the hero.
Rodney Dutcher notes a chaotic scene in Congress as the Sixty Saints Congress ends its term with volatile debates and a flood of new bills and resolutions. He suggests the era reflects a shift in manners and loyalty, highlighting the influence of constituents on the legislative process.
A historical report discusses advances in medical science clarifying that cures for incurable diseases are not yet found but patient outcomes improve with ongoing research. It contrasts rising legislative activity, noting counts of bills introduced in Congress and state bodies, and remarks on historic Congresses and statutory growth.
A Deacon cautions that celebrating joy too openly can invite trouble, reflecting a cautionary stance reported by the Atlanta Constitution.
Otto G. Hitchcock resigned from the Stadium commission after opposing boxing and a school board meeting elected R. W. Griswald to fill the vacancy. The Stadium board had supported boxing and plans to hire a manager to multi use the venue to cover expenses.
Eighty guests enjoyed an elegant dinner at the Opportunity Club supper in the Presbyterian Church from 5 30 to 7 pm. The event, organized by Mrs Chand Place’s circle, raised a substantial sum to benefit the church.
Fire gutted the low wooden annex beside the Boston House on First Avenue causing heavy loss. The Corry Tea Company finished cleaning the pond for skating tonight. W F OLone, long with P and B freight, resigns to become thief clerk in Union City. Will Wooler attends N W Toll funeral in town. Clyde Porter editor goes to Morrisburg. Claude Messenger travels to Warren for mandolin class then tour of state. John Clough leaves for a state gatation tour. WW Trasbrouck sells stock and moves to the city.
We extend sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy flowers and aid during our recent bereavement. Mr and Mrs Harry Boutwell Mrs Etta Johnson J P Boutwell.
The Grosjean Marimba Xylophone Trio will perform this evening in Columbus under Palumbus High School auspices. The three artists include Miss Floss Grojean, Harry Jensen, and Miss Armin Wilfson. Proceeds will benefit Colmnae High School.
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