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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
3
Published daily except Sunday in Corry Pennsylvania with Arthur Calegrove as publisher. Post office listing shows second class mail matter and rates by mail and carrier. Advertising rates are available upon request.
Washington receives official Genoa conference invitation amid speculation on US participation. Opinions vary on overlapping talks with Washington and Genoa, with calls for full American involvement and opposition to German reparations. Public sentiment, industrial interests, and European power shifts suggest a cautious but decisive US stance is likely.
Observers call for clear stance at Genoa with American aims to secure unbiased participation. Debate centers on avoiding appearances of advocacy while ensuring active American involvement and influence in European diplomacy.
Jan 20 Kane Summit Hospital reports 18 year old Oscar Tolquist wounded in a hunting accident at a camp four miles from Wilcox. The youth was among four boys at Muck Run when Joseph Premble, carrying a .22 rifle, fired through a stove pipe line. Tolquist received the bullet to the jawbone, stopping short of the brain and likely saving his life.
Kane January 26. H Strong, well known locally, died after a John Bartlett lease accident at Mt Alton. While foreman pulling a water well the hook broke releasing a pulley rope causing a block to strike him on the head. He died shortly after the incident.
Ambassador Jesser pinned the Legion of Honor on Trad Kochli of Alliance Ohio in a White House ceremony attended by President Harding Attorney General Daugherty Secretary Weeks and twenty former 17th division comrades. Kochli lost an arm in France while helping capture the former German Crown Prince headquarters.
Hout by the Model Dames was arranged for Monday evening at Mrs. Curl King’s Eagle street home. They will host their fifth annual dance party at Maccabees Hall with invitations sent and Mixer's Orchestra providing music from nine to twelve. The hall will be decorated and the event is expected to be a pleasant occasion.
Classified ad for high grade piano and clear hat sale at 100 First Avenue. Offer includes hats from Mrs. Delamere's Hat Store and piano sale at low prices. Affordable deals advertised. limited details provided in the fragmentary notice.
Fragmentary notes mention Stennett and Sort with a 300 acre farm and timber on R R likely. References to Robert Patterson and an unclear basement location suggest an incomplete record of property and persons.
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