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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1927
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows Cony Evening Journal publish details from Corry Pennsylvania with address and pricing lines. Publisher Arthur Célegravess appears in garbled form. post office and second class mail matter indicated. advertising rates shown upon application.
The Yale University health program aims to shift focus from weight to overall wellness and mental wellbeing. It emphasizes body positivity and sustainable habits while addressing body image concerns among students and staff. It notes diverse reasons for dieting and urges healthier approaches to fitness and nutrition.
A garbled report outlines disputes over enforcement of the prohibition law with mentions of fines for radio conversations and public agitation. It references authorities, public notices, and alleged violations while describing a tense temper in the town about compliance and reform efforts.
Journal files recall a January 11, 1906 event in Carter Hill with jury deliberations and road construction notes. Mentions residents Brown and Jackson, Union City restaurant sale, and a public works project affecting Mall Creek Township with costs cited.
A garbled United Press item outlines funeral plans for a high school student, mentioning cremation and nominal family arrangements. It references locations and people with unclear specifics, but signals a funeral service and related rites.
Paul R. Mallon profiles politicians who rose from secretarial roles to Congress and Senate. The piece lists figures like Rep Corcoran and former secretaries who became lawmakers, noting their capital know‑how. It recounts Davey of Ohio who began selling asparagus as a child and later led a tree surgery business.
The Readers Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. G B Bennett’s East Gwyth Street with eighteen members present. Mary Phelps led by reading on Negro Spirituals, followed by writings read by A Gil Postlethwaite. The next gathering is set for January at Mop Geigle’s residence on East Frederichel Street.
The note explains ongoing rug making with rigs of all sizes and invites customers to call. Peter Oleson thanks readers for the past year and provides contact at 737 Liberty Street and a phone number.
The special grand jury investigating general election conditions in Allegheny County continued its rapid pace with 90 witnesses heard this morning. Testimony came from the Sec onal Ward of Momentead.
Erie January 1 jurors for the January term of Common Pleas Court began work despite protests from the district attorney over the 1927 jury wheel. Judges Roster and Ilirt heard the protest and indicated a ruling would be handed down soon. Sixty seven cases to be heard. if the wheel is ruled illegal, trials may be postponed until protests are resolved and the county saved expenses are debated.
Judge Wm M. Parker refused to restrain operations of a bowling alley on the ground of illness and noise. Ed 5. Goss, hotel proprietor, sought to block Lawrence J. Gent and Florence Murray from using the first floor. The judge said proper bowling is a necessary exercise for sedentary workers and an appeal was planned.
Purley Kaufmann, 45, president of Interstate Sales System of Mason City Georgia, was found dead in a chair at the Exchange Hotel in Pranklin. Deputy Coroner Mohr ruled death from apoplexy after an autopsy-like assessment, noting one side rigid and the other not, with heat in the room hindering timing.
United Press reports in Ormond Beach Florida that John D Rockefeller grows fascinated by radio, spending hours and thousands on a high priced set with his operator Kenneth IlI. He proclaims marvels at Chicago and Pittsburgh stations while static interrupts tests.
In Tionesta Pennsylvania on January 1 Roy Lewis of Newmansville reports his fox hound ran a red fox for two days and a night before exhaustion forced its halt. the exhausted hound was found in a snow bank after the chase.
Tidigure farm near Kane reports Fidelity Petroleum Co and United Natural Gas Co drilling deep test wells. Old wells are being kept in reserve as foal losses hinder operations.
The Phiathea class met for its annual social and business session Monday evening at Mrs. W. F. Miller’s home on West Frederick Street. Officers elected for the coming year were President Miss Helen Westley, vice president Mrs. John Rickers, secretary Miss Clara Pettingill, and treasurer Miss Lena Thurston. Mrs. Tom Williams and Mrs. John Rickers assisted as hostesses.
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