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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1926
Page
3
Corry Pa newspaper imprint lists publisher Arthur Colegrave and Daly publication schedule. Notes postal classification second class mail matter and carrier delivery, with per copy and weekly advertising rate information available on application.
Retired editor Don C Seitz argues modern newspapers chase convenience and business interests, sacrificing editorial independence. He contends few papers remain fully free, with editors tethered to bosses and advertisers, while the mobs influence public opinion more than truth. He warns that journalism risks becoming a tool of mass opinion.
A report notes Delaware plans to obtain live Kansas rabbits to release for hunting. It questions why hunters cannot move to a rabbit stile instead. A naval monitor, purchased by northern capitalists, is to be repurposed as a seagoing hotel in Florida with an address likely Three Mile Line.
The Philadelphia case against the Pennsylvania Railroad over the Witsyvenne crossing proceeded with adjournments and a payment of 26.30 reported. Darrell Stratton and family on Wright Street were involved in a violent incident injuring several and requiring medical treatment at the farm site near Erie.
The National Boilish Corrs records its annual stockholders meeting today. Directors declared a ten percent dividend this morning, five percent having been paid earlier in the year on July 1. The meeting is adjourned until late afternoon with all current directors expected to be reelected. The newly elected directors will hold their annual organization meeting and elect officers after the stockholders meeting.
A class in marcelling will be held January 20 at 7 pm at 409 W Bin Bt Erle Pa. Enroll now as limited seats are available. Contact to secure admission.
A garbled OCR fragment from an Erie bureau item describes alleged bogus college paper salesmen being hunted. The text includes scattered names, places, dates, and organizational terms but remains incomprehensible in places, mentioning Erie and a state context with references to individuals and a production or supply note for potatoes.
An Allentown report describes turmoil at Desert April Farm Colony involving residents and officials. References include Garland being questioned in a meeting, a recent birth at the colony, and ongoing tensions among staff and detainees.
Fragmentary OCR text from United Press appears to reference a partial merger or related notice but lacks complete details or context, making it impossible to identify involved parties, location, date, or outcome from the readable portion.
Police captured two young suspects Murphe adil Smith and Riian Reed aged 2% and Marty Parel aged 10 from Sulalel mand after a jewelry, knife, and flashlight theft at Jamieson Hardware. They admitted burglarizing the store and were linked to a chase on Tint and unewanen avenues ending at Branile street.
Fredonia residents Ellis and Mrs Ellis were injured in a grandstand accident at Paswdlehall during a New Year's Tournament event. Ellis suffered a fractured thigh and broken wrist while Mrs Ellis had non serious injuries. Several other spectators were injured and some fatalities were reported as the crash drew medical attention and updates on recovery.
Franklin P. D. Progress item notes notices from Postmaster BJ Millet after department instructions point to Washington about removal to a new building. The Mayflower street office will not be required after April. Construction interiors show framework in place with exterior nearly finished and preliminary plastering underway. A hoist was observed on January 1 during building activity and attic work began.
A corrected notice announces the annual stockholders meeting of the building and loan association. It will be held in the Ajax building offices on Monday evening, January 25, with three directors to be elected and other business as may come before the meeting.
A scrambled report describes a Florida island wedding disrupted by a publicized, unruly scene. Burk Smith and his bride face sensational attention as a tense crowd and local officials attempt to restore order amid one-sided gossip and mismatched accounts.
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