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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1926
Page
3
Arthur Colegrove advertises post office second class mail rates for Corry Pennsylvania. By mail the subscription is 500 dollars per year and by carrier three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week with riveting rates available on request.
The Democratic convention chose Heath for city treasurer Stephen J Horn for city treasurer and A M Howard assessor Thomas Downey was named at large. Mrs Andrew Nethon hosted a party in Split Street for her brother Van Rox leaving for Vienna. Williams Postlayswalt, Republican candidate, featured at Prohibition convention.
The piece argues that recent rubber price rises and East Indian production limits wake the world to rubber needs. It predicts alternative sources and substitutes will emerge, easing monopolies as demand from cars and electricity grows, making high prices temporary and better than later industrial collapse.
The piece argues cold and heat danger arise from human behavior rather than weather. It notes more deaths come from fire hazards and gas fumes in cold weather and from unsafe swimming and iced drinks in summer, urging personal habits over weather quirks for health and enjoyment.
Word was received that S. John Franklin, a former Corry resident, died last evening at his home in Millville No 1. He had been ill for some time. Survivors include his wife and two daughters. The family will arrive in Corry Friday morning, and burial will take place in Ping Grove cemetery.
A Bradford man vanishes after leaving for Canada causing a deep mystery. The report follows his movements toward Harteen, Leong, and New York with references to missing links, a boat to the United States, and a stone attached to a person’s belongings.
This fragment outlines Coffin as a 19th century marine artist born in New York area with early prize drawings and later works. It notes his five year-old drawing talent, his sailing career and a three masted schooner, and an account of his study and striving life in New York harbor.
The article notes Ty Tyler’s paintings tour abroad amid revival of interest after a fire damaged a mill hoard and a spare frame was reused. Shyler’s historical works gain fame and sell in America and foreign countries, including depictions of The Pilgrims Mayflower The Departure of the Doge and The Raging Main.
An enjoyable card party was held last evening at St Edward's Hall hosted by the LC BoA and sponsored by Mrs Thomas Ward and charitable organizers. Bridge was played, prizes awarded, and refreshments including sandwiches were served to a delighted crowd.
Weather says conditions improve as river stage at the Monongahela and Allegheny near 22 feet. Authorities note low flood risk though the Ohio River forecasts show potential rising levels past midnight near the Portsville Bridge.
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