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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1923
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal notes a bankers Association ad urging investors to think first before buying stock. It advises ignoring pitches, having circulars examined in writing, and consulting a banker about loan availability and real open market value. It cautions that repeated claims are familiar but not foolproof.
Banks propose a plan to protect beneficiaries of life policies by transferring policy proceeds to the bank’s trust department for investment. The National City Bank of New York launches a modern insurance trust for cases of $10,000 or more, ensuring principal preservation and safer, higher income. The scheme suggests banks as a safer vehicle for smaller policies too.
A twenty year look back recounts the Republican conferees in Sacuday nominating Fritz Te Mite for mayor Wilfitem Postlathwalt for tremmarig and George M. Ttus for contrifler Cit. J. FR Auntie ent to Tatars arg tet night, Te Cleehuls anil lady trian favored wleigh ride party. WW. Dawson Buddon left early for New York for business and sightseeing. Watter Arnold and Mr. I. Copie traveled to Sisterville WV where Weyhive secured a position with Standard Oil. Miss Grage Wiloan of the high serious faculty homed on Cen ter Street. The Bentortas girls at the high school hosted Vern Stoall on Congress Street. Award went to M Manuel Whiteley with Mik Bexster. A gathering of Corry ladies at YMCA hall discussed the Business Men's Association election. Officers: President Mn OM. Couch, vice president Mrs. R. G. nulsiey, Secretary Mrs. A. Cote.
Health Builder argues Congress members face higher death rates due to sedentary work and poor Senate ventilation. It notes headaches from long sessions and the push for outdoor activity through the Congressional Country Club to improve fitness and temperaments among lawmakers and Washington officials.
A garbled OCR collage presents assorted quotes and quips about Mussolini public manners weather and crime. It contains stray lines on politics behavior taxation and social norms with no clear single event or cohesive report.
Incoming reports show multiple deaths from acute alcohol poisoning in Erie within recent days. Health officials note underreporting and warn that counterfeit or adulterated whisky and illicit liquor are driving the spike, with many cases tied to illegal taverns and bootleg operations.
The Smethport Democrat accuses state police of bungling liquor cases, citing arrests in Bradford as flawed. It claims officers overreached in attempting a sweeping roundup and spoiled the operation, based on observed details reported to the paper.
Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Corry for sealing the Fire Department. Items include one motorized finned truck or wagon over two tons, 900 feet of hose, two 3 gallon chemical tanks, and related gear. Proposals due May 5, 1928 at 8:00 a.m. with a certified check of $50. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
William Diehl of Hrincy Albert and Paul Mon Meet in North East after fifty years. Diehl left Toronto, lived in western Canada and Manitoba before settling back near Prince Albert. He served in the Riel Rebellion of 1885 and has seven children and nineteen grandchildren.
James Wm Paterson, a Cranesville farmer, was fatally injured Friday morning when a tree fell on him in a field near his home. He died in Hamatz Hospital after injuries from January 11, with initial hopes for recovery fading as relatives mourn his loss.
An old shoe shop ad urges readers to buy leather footwear from R Morick at 117 North Center Street Bell promising real quality service and guaranteed satisfaction. The message also notes a selection of new shows from W A Bouglay Hunt Walton and company and advertises a forthright return offer with a free pair if not satisfied.
Two brothers are accused of murder in Bradford following an inquest by Coroner Uo Ciay Hetfoer. The verdict was delivered shortly before 8 o clock the day after Murphy died in what authorities describe as a violent incident. Both suspects are in custody at Smethsport jail as police pursue formal charges.
Letters Testamentary granted to Claude D Place and Walter L Pearl as executors in Erie County Pennsylvania. Creditors of the estate must present their claims to the undersigned without delay to settle debts and finalize affairs.
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