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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1922
Page
3
The paper condemns U.S. public hospital care for World War I veterans, describing crowded wards, poor sanitation, and indifferent staff. It argues officials bear responsibility for neglect, urging accountability and improved treatment for wounded soldiers.
A fragment reports a girl named Lydia during a Sunday visit with her aunt Imyaunt. instruction notes pain and a troubling event but lacks full details, leaving uncertainty about what occurred and who was involved.
Amid disputes over treaty interpretations and the propriety of lynching investigations, senators push for clarity on international obligations while domestic economic strains press on families.
Erie officials were sworn into office today. Judges William Thiet and Henry A. Clark took oaths at 9 20 this morning before President Judge A B Rossiter in chambers, with only prison board members present. Sheriff William D B Brown took his oath at 12 30 in the recorder's office with Rev Howell officiating.
In Erie and Warren society circles a wedding is held for Mrs Alice Wettmore of Warren to John Reynolds Van Cleve, son of the late Spencer Van Cleve, at 4 o'clock this afternoon at 983 West Tenth Street Erie.
Chief reports 89 arrests in the year with $240.50 fines. Drunkenness leading category includes 45 arrests. other offenses include larceny, assault, carrying concealed weapons, and violating traffic rules. Seventy hearings resulted in releases or absences, and 15 inmates were in city jail.
Erie, Jan 3 Details of the drowning of Senior Lieutenant Donald McDonald U.S. Navy a native of Erie who was swept overboard from the minesweeper Quail early Sunday morning off Montauk Point. Congressmen Milton W. Shreve left Erie for Washington to obtain a complete navy department report. Confirmation of the telegraphic report of McDonald's death was received by local papers from Newport Rhode Island yesterday.
Frank Overkirch, 62, a native of Erie and noted figure in Erie politics and business, died Sunday night in Florida. He was known as a keen commercial student and active in Democratic circles in Pennsylvania. He had lived in St Marys, Pennsylvania, for the past decade.
A ringing alert from a barking dog helped Roy Hiley, Pam, and their infant daughter escape a farmhouse fire southeast of the city. The blaze engulfed the At Ant farmhouse, bringing total loss estimated near three thousand dollars.
Janss Jesse Ny Ferrie, prominent Oil City figure and treasurer of the Petroleum Publishing Company of Tulsa and of the Derrick Publishing Company, died at his home No. 101 Hawt Third street at 9 43 oclock Saturday afternoon after a long kidney trouble.
Mrs. E Trotter of Toronto testifies Vinci tonic revived her strength after one week of weak nervous condition. The ad claims Vinci boosts appetite aids digestion enriches blood and strengthens the body, with a 1.00 bottle price and guaranteed satisfaction. Several Toronto women are said to be in similar condition and urged to try Vinci.
Obituaries note Mrs John Pewsr fon of Aurry died at her daughter’s home on Town line road. Burial at West Side Cemetery. Mr and Mrs VE Mewes marked their 26th anniversary February evening at home. A cantata The Messiah Advent directed by Mrs K H Sheldon and Miss Hinckley at Reformed Church drew large audience. Mr and Mrs Garret Tenkisen hosted relatives for dinner. Edward Ton from Moody Bible Seminary Chicago preached at Reformed Church. Genevieve Legters of Warren invited relatives. Mrs Gallup of Findley Lake visited, Harriet Yrooran of Ripley and Mrs Floyd Utburt of Corry visit Art Jacquins of Clymer.
A Christmas gathering at Wyunee Sunday evening drew many local residents and visitors who shared refreshments and prayers. The event honored elderly residents and mourned the death of John Gaberiat with relatives and friends attending services and a burial at Corry Hospital. Local organizers, including Mr and Mrs Grant Stans of Rochester, helped arrange the event and support the bereaved families.
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