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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1922
Page
3
A historical editorial defends soldiers' right to opinion on the bonus, cautions against mocking dissent, and argues the issue is an adjustment of economic hardship from service. It criticizes critics, notes airship disasters, and discusses wartime gratitude, cost of a program, and postwar finances.
Washington reports the formation of a large airship company by Erik Man and associates. The firm plans operations from New York and Chicago, with two 4,000,000 cubic foot airships carrying 100 passengers and 40 tons of freight. Key backers include Benedict Crowell, W. Mellon, and F. D. Roosevelt associates. The three-year inquiry seeks world-wide routes operated by American engineers and aviation experts. Election of officers in Washington marks the next step.
Erie February 28 George Dose Kane may be named game warden of Ferie county this week as McDonald resigns after years in the job. Officials expect appointment by the state game commission at Harrisburg. McDonald’s resignation cited policy or friction with the county and state officials.
John Hengstler of Erie was killed when struck by a fast eastbound New York Central freight on Cherry Street while going to work. No witnesses reported. coroner says no inquest needed. His body was carried 125 feet. Also noted is plans for a tum left grind mill building for Ford City Fair Association on hill above Manorville with 196 by 60 feet, seating 2600, to be modeled after New Castle fair grounds grind stand.
Advertisement for Rheumathas from Ames & Co promising rapid relief from rheumatism, uric acid reduction, and joint swelling. Claims non narcotic formula, physician endorsement, and money back guarantee if not satisfied. Session promises relief within a day to a week.
A Union City man, William Heatem, was badly burned at his Erie home on Saturday when a tire exploded while he was repairing his automobile. He was taken to Hamot Hospital in critical condition with severe burns to both hands. Neighbors and family in Union City expressed concern and wished him a speedy recovery.
Feb 28 Erie report describes 18 year old Italian girl Roo Lemo stranded in Salvation Army Shelter. She travels with fear of future and scant funds. Klemens Warakomski, 38, faced bigamy charge in New York. he and the girl found in rooming house at 216 East Sixteenth Street. Detectives Wind Duthringer and an accompanying wife witnessed the scene. Warakomski gave the girl twenty cents. she had a dime.
Union City February 28 members of the Print Baptive church at a well attended meeting in the church parlors adopted a plan to start a new church edifice. Construction is set to begin March 1 with all activities directed at raising funds for the building. The congregation foresees a fine structure that will stand as a landmark in the section.
The Brethren revival drew a large crowd at LB Church as Rev FH Nichols preached nightly from Matthew 17 4 Lord it is good for us to be here The pastor Rev CM McIntyre led strong singing and uplifting messages of cheer and hope with good fellowship and gospel spirit during the series
Time to graft until March 18th or orders for pruning trees Barry bushes bones hedges or shrubbery of any kind for spring planting can be sent through our special agent F Lillie of 386 Best Pleasant St Ball phone 22.
A Corry resident recounts back pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills, saying the remedy reached the pain's seat quickly and cured the issue after one box. The testimonial urges buyers not to accept generic kidney remedies and notes the product is sold by Poster Milburn Co in Buffalo, N Y.
Sealed proposals will be received by the City Clerk of Corry Pennsylvania until March 1942 for 1000 feet of 2 inch fire hose. Bids must be in a sealed envelope marked Bid For FIRE HOSE and include bidder name and address. A certified check of 200 dollars is required as a bid guarantee. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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