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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1923
Page
3
The 1929 almanac predicts a year of steady employment and gradual growth for industry and real estate. It foresees cool weather, cautious banking, and improving wages while urging optimism and prudent planning for the nation. The piece quotes cultural notes and a nod to superstition as common sense guiding readers into the year.
The $20,000 fund from the field service is to back American and French fellowships for ambulance workers and students in France and the United States. Clemenceau agreed to a financial base, keeping only travel costs, to expand the scholarship drive toward its full quota of endowed spots. A lost black and tan hound dog is sought by Jos Sullivan at 1d Bank Frederick Street.
A mash of notes recalls events from a bygone day including business moves by Wellman Abnormal Luck Co of Tin-salloy, a Banquet attendance, and political tidings. Fire damages Tidipute Furniture Co, while electoral and corporate meetings fill the day with new officers and directors.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses alimony dynamics, gender roles, and financial responsibility after marriage. It contrasts traditional views with calls for equal economic rights, noting societal opinions, property division, and the idea that both parties may become self supporting post divorce.
The National Child Labor Committee outlines observance plans for Child Labor Day on January 27 28 and 20 to raise awareness. It invites churches clubs and groups to arrange programs and distribute posters slides and other material to inform and educate about child labor abuses and advocate reform.
Early planning by the Young Men's Christian Association seeks a parcel between Liberty and a street for a new athletic complex near Dubois. Committees led by James R. Osbarto explore a site with ample space, aiming to host courts and fields to serve workers and improve community facilities.
Health Officer John J. Mahoney reports a smallpox rise linked to unvaccinated students at Phares and Sherman Streets schools. Fifteen caves of illness noted. Pupils sent home with strict 21 day indoor isolation guidance. Vaccination offered to those who wish. Disease deemed checked locally.
A special train arrived in Meadville Friday night carrying seven passengers. Dispatcher orders delayed the train’s departure from Franklin, with half an hour for connections. Seven passengers lodged in Meadville hotels while the others sought accommodations elsewhere. Two passengers disembarked at Cockiantan, while the remainder continued to Oif City.
A disjointed clipping from Rug Pennsylvania reports rumors that Eamon de Valera is hiding near Erie and that associates deny any verified sighting. The text mentions Rev Father Theil Wheelwright and unnamed associates, with no clear confirmation or details.
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