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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1926
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal imprint notes publication details for Corry Pennsylvania. It lists publisher information and rates, including annual and weekly prices for subscriptions and copies, plus advertising rate policy and postal classification.
An American scientist Prof Dayton C Miller of Case School argues that ether exists and drags with Earth through space, challenging earlier experiments with Prof Marley of Western Reserve University. Miller’s observations claim a measurable ether drift and a solar system moving at 12 miles per second, with the universe at 120 miles per second, prompting speculation on space motion and the age of prosperity notes.
Twenty years ago entries include Charles Bronély returning to Avista Vita as engineer HL and Heineman departing for St Augustine for the winter. Others note Zoe Williams Carrie Sheeley Mary Mandeville visiting Spartan Dune and the Old Fellows reception attended by Columbus visitors.
A letter to a daily questions if Mary has right to shoot birds for sport and argues humans are the true enemy of animals. The writer laments cat depredations, calls for protecting birds from both cats and humans, and hints at a new expedition planned for spring to explore a continent in the Atlantic.
William A Coffin, Pennsylvania born artist, Yale 1874 onward studied in Paris under Henri Leon and in New York. He became a landscape and figure painter, joined the National Academy of Design, earned major awards including the Mallganten prize 1880, Paris Exposition medal 1880, Webb prize, and silver Charleston 1902. He directed fine arts at Buffalo exhibition, served on public education and architectural leagues, and his works reside in the Metropolitan Museum and national collections. He died October 20, 1995, at Pine Spring Farm Jennerstown Pennsylvania. never married.
A fragment describes the fox scarf as a popular accessory worn in many styles each season. It notes a fashionable woman pairing it with street frocks, using it on the head or as a neck scarf, and draping it over the shoulder.
The page lists Sunday programings including violinist Bare Ibert Spaldiyg on WJZ New York and Schem ectady Iai, Phoniet Society concert, Governor's Youth Guards Band, and Dr Cidman's Mens Conference. Programs run from 1 pm to 4 pm Eastern with multiple stations and events.
A father aged 70 and his son were found dead from gas fumes in their home. An Adlodger reported smelling gas and traced it to a room where the heater line was broken, releasing gas as they slept. The incident occurred at their residence in Pittsburgh.
Question explores motives behind relationship dynamics and why a man seeks commitment after initial dismissiveness. It considers social expectations and personal shortcomings influencing pursuit and proposal.
Erie January 2 A noon Monday January 4 Judge Uriah P Rossiter will begin a ten year term as president judge of Erie county courts. Sheriff William How will relinquish the high office to Thomas G Sterrett who starts a four year term. Sterrett will be sworn by Recorder TM Mate. Controller Harvey Wills succeeds Joseph E Leslie. Harry E Wagner continues on the county pool board with Leo Mornd and Dennis Shier as jury commissioners. Prothonotary James B Yard administers oaths. County commissioners Joseph F Rogan Joseph W Moorhead and Charles R Davis will meet to elect the 1926 chairman.
An open house program is planned for the Woman's Club meeting at the Hotel Corry on Wednesday afternoon from two to five. It is the first meeting after the holidays and members may bring guests. Miss Katherine Florence Desmond will play the harp, Mrs G B Kamps will sing, and Mrs Bregillier, Erie club president, will give an informal talk.
Raymond Wayne Knight, 48, of Sawtown, died after a coal mine accident in Sawtown. He entered the mine alone and a tool caused injuries. he was brought to Local Hospital and died of injuries early Friday. Knight was born September 10, 1878 in Forest County and had lived in Lawrowr for years. He was a blacksmith by trade. Mrs. R. Ro Metrar and daughter Ruth went to Warren for a day of business.
Quote-based reflection on prudence as a principle that does not question origin but follows universal laws shaping human being. It asserts prudence uses nature’s laws to secure their proper good, aligning action with the world’s conditions.
A tea dansant sponsored by Jatel Corry attracted over fifty couples yesterday from Baal foal vehiels and other towns. The hall was prettily decorated and provided a splendid program for the patrons. Visitors included college students on vacation with out-of-town guests joining in the festivities.
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