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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal from Corry Pennsylvania lists its address on West South Street and notes A D Golagrova as publisher. It is registered at the post office as a second class mail matter with annual and per-copy rates for mail and carrier delivery and advertising rates available on request.
The Pennsylvania community mourns Lewis S. Sadler, a principled and independent leader who directed the State Highway Department with personal integrity. He funded travel costs himself, opposed lavish spending, and helped rebuild the department into an active, organized system of state highways over the past two years. His death leaves a respected adviser and reformer absent from Harrisburg.
Maxwell coupe and touring models receive attention at Corry Garage display. Attentive buyers praise appearance as shipments arrive. local dealer announces a full Maxwell and Chalmers lineup for the upcoming automobile show.
James town New York June 2. Charles Netsoy of Kennedy was fatally hurt at James town General Hospital after a tree pole toppled from a scaffold at the Maxonton Temple construction site. Nelson, the construction foreman for Tass Construction Company, oversaw the work on the temple.
Alleging £25,000 of National Tire Seal Company stock pledged as collateral is worthless, Charles Ho Kohler wins capias for Woodford an heir and D L Astrey manager to appear in court. They must post $2,000 tail each to attend the civil suit in Erie before Judge William E. Hirt.
Albion police report a burglary at Robb and Bennett meat market Thursday night. A sale containing about 125 dollars in cash was taken and the safe was carried out through a rear door onto a truck. The theft was not discovered until the shop opened the next morning. State police have been called for investigation.
Kane, Jan 21 Work on Kane's new hall began yesterday morning. Ground broken on Chestnut Street. W Prahl & Co of Erie hold the contract for construction valued at 21 029 dollars. J A Wilburn of Johnstown is the local superintendent overseeing the project. He will set up a field office on site.
Gaspare Aria aged 20 of Brockwayville was killed when a roof section collapsed in the Granville Wing of the Northwestern Mining and Exchange Co mine at Ridgway. Joseph Delio, his coworker, suffered back and hip injuries but was expected to recover as rock fell while drawing back pillars.
In Pluburgh Jan 1 jury finds Finley Ruskie 26 Coal Valley guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Annie Mishock McKeesport. Verdict after a two day deliberation carries a sentence of two to twenty years. Prosecutors said Ruskie killed Mishock during an automobile trip and then attempted suicide.
An advertisement touts Sam Cura Ointment as a 35 cent medicine chest for burns bumps and rashes. It claims instant relief and a money back guarantee if it fails to meet stated benefits. The antiseptic ointment supposedly heals quickly and treats boils warts chilblains and other skin issues.
Funeral services for Mrs. E G Carrier were held at her son Ray Wells home in Bear Lake with Rev. Bas sett officiating. Pallbearers included Glenn Brooks Mark Boardman Eli Boardman and others. Burial followed in Bear Lake cemetery. The deceased, born September 1871 at Columbus Pennsylvania, married William A Wells in 1901 and later E G Carrier in 1920, dying January 17 1922.
Concord group hosts a gathering with a roll call, minutes, and a lively program of recitations, solos, duets, and songs. Students and parents enjoy performances by George Johnson, Marian Miller, Clifford Davids, Bonita Gordon, Myra Hasbrouck, Jessie Vogt, and others as Mrs Desmond presides.
Mrs. Joannah Stowe aged 76 died yesterday at her son Guorke Stowe’s home R 0 2 after a short illness. Survived by son George two daughters Mrs Mary Young Corry three sisters and ten grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral from her son’s home Monday at 11 with Rev Redinger, interment Pie Grove Cemetery. Local reaction noted she was well known in the city and area.
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