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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1927
Page
3
Publisher details postage and mail rates for Corry Pennsylvania. Second class mail matter. Annual by mail five hundred dollars. Carrier three cents per copy. Weekly advertising rates fifteen cents, to be shown upon application.
The article discusses how tourel camps vary from simple open sites to fully equipped ones in eight Pennsylvanian locations and across the country. It considers charging a nominal fee, setting stay limits, and using proceeds to improve facilities, noting public camping popularity and concerns over misuse.
Bureau of Internal Revenue figures show last year income tax collections reached 2.172 billion, up about 50.9 million from the prior year. Experts attributed gains to tax cuts prompting fuller, more honest reporting and improved taxpayer compliance amid rising prosperity. Further growth may occur if rates stay unchanged.
Safety through courtesy lowers crashes in Cleveland observations show 18 motor accidents during a courtesy week with three serious but non fatal incidents. Comparisons note 1926 city totals 74 accidents with several fatal. Authors ponder nationwide use of courteous driving during peak touring season to reduce minor and costly crashes.
Dated items cover local affairs from the Toward tannery calendars distribution to hospital funding, mail routes, visits, and local society notes. Senator Sisvon of Erie proposes $20 000 for Corry Hospital. Riverside names and trips mention Bradenford residents, travel plans, and the KK of C celebration.
Warren firm Jin. 27 the seneniaum mer Company of Warren was the successful bidder for the plumbing contract on the new Strand Theatre building,according to Columbia Amusement Company of Erie citizens of Maylene. The building will be closed after the final show Saturday evening and reconstruction will take place through the summer before reopening.
The body of Mrs. Wielaide Owen died Thursday evening at her daughter’s home in Bemus Point New York. Prayer services were held at the Tate home last evening at seven with Rev I A Martin officiating. Other services followed at 11 o’clock in the Remus Point church led by Rev M McCulland. Attending the body to Remus Point were L By Youne and wife and their two sons Wallace and Phillip plus Mrs G Flagler of West Geld New York.
Lynn Tappin of Lister Avenue and Azel Hines, 16, daughter of Charters Black, were arrested at Kerdy Cottage Elmegiat Avenue Lakewood on a two count abduction warrant. Tappin jailed awaiting hearing. Black girl held as material witness.
Dunkirk plant announces orders for eleven passenger locomotives for Missouri Pacific and three mountain type engines for New Orleans Great Northern. An additional six 4 04 Pacific passenger locomotives and a $2 superheater fountain type are slated for delivery late April to May. The plant now has seventeen locomotives in process, including for Indiana Harbor, Nickel Plate, and Rock Island.
At Fairmount Avenue and West Eighth Street a woman, Mrs Reila Inhimon 46, fell on an icy sidewalk and fractured her left ankle. She was taken to Jamestown General Hospital. Also injured were James McKinden 20, a truck accident at Vega Street, and John Anderson 20, who severed his right index finger at National Furniture Company. Classified ads furnish the rooms.
Three week course for prohibition sleuths to standardize inspection work will cover alcohol control, brewery regulation, criminal investigation, and tax assessments. Treasury officials say graduates will aid government and industry relations through expert knowledge.
ERI January 2 Nelson Hodges of Cambridge Springs is arrested after writing five worthless checks. He was found wearing latest fashions but lacked funds to pay. Hodges was apprehended Thursday afternoon at Eighteenth and Parade streets by Officers Schaaf and Meyers.
Rodney Dutcher reports that Chinese mobs endangering priests and converts reflect long standing superstitions about Christian practice. Western powers once protected missionaries via treaties, but opposition grew as authorities and literati resisted Christian activities.
Fire damaged the Betts Foundry and Machine Company on Fourth Avenue Warren January 20. Flames broke through the cyphols and burned wooden parts. firefighters remained on scene. Loss covered by insurance.
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