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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1922
Page
5
Local notes list Arthur Lyons visiting Eve business today while Mrs M Day rests at Corry Hospital. Several residents report travel for visits, work, or hospital stays in Warren Union City Erie and Oil City with mentions of the auto show, Moody Bible Institute, and several familial visits.
C Conover left this afternoon on business to Pittsburgh. Anna Greening vs Union City, a business visitor today. U Bellinger of Sherman was a business visitor in the city this afternoon. Mrs M M Bradley of Bradford arrived this afternoon, called by the death of William Toga. Miss Ethryn Bahcock of Erie, a guest of Miss Dorothy Morrow, returned home this afternoon. Miss Mary Buck returned to Erie this afternoon to resume work after a week's visit with relatives. Mack Rocks of Buffalo left for Oil City to play the Independents. Mrs Anna Sheldon, 80, mother of F L Tillotson, died suddenly last night in Erie. Mr and Mrs William Perry were here for Mrs Perry’s sister, Mrs A B Ross, then returned to Ashtabula. Mrs Paul DaPaze and son Robert arrived from Copan Oklahoma, to stay a time. Mr LaPase plans to stay later. Columbus-boro and township School Directors including T P Bates J M Carter N W Triscott Frank Crosby D Marble Perry Mead Mrs Nelle Scholteit and Mrs John Dutton left for Warren for a School directors meeting.
Stanley Nichols of Pine Valley visits the city. Miss Helen Desmond travels to Erie for a brief visit with friends. Mrs. A Marke of Jamestown arrives in the city as a guest of Mrs. RH Rowe. Mrs. Frank McGuhen of Union City attends her daughter Mrs. Foley. Mrs. Lewin Higerfelt remains confined at home with serious bronchial trouble. Christie Hadenn and Ausia Shields visit Erie from Oil City. The Tillotsons from Genoa Texas arrive in town after their mother Anna Shelton’s death. Robert King and daughter Margaret return from Pittsburgh. Several locals plan to attend a dinner in Erie for the Orphans Home benefit.
United Press reports from Washington that 600000 to 900000 ex servicemen are unemployed and frustrated, as Hanford MacNider, national Commander of the American Legion, urges the House Ways and Means Committee to immediately pass the bonus legislation before further delay heightens resentment toward the government.
United Press reports a jury convicted the suspect in the shooting of a policeman. The trial concluded with a death sentence sought and imposed for the killer, amid police and public safety concerns.
Lucien Muratore, president of the Chicago Opera, recovering from appendicitis at a sanatorium, is reported to rejoin the company within a few weeks as recovery is described as extremely rapid. The note comes from New York.
Private yacht Moon, once the Gennanis of Emperor Wilhelm, was damaged in a January gale off Cape Henry. One crewman is missing after high seas swept the crew overboard. others were rescued and towed into Norfolk. George Woodbury of New York owns the vessel.
A reader reports severe kidney trouble with night trips, blurred vision, and fatigue. After using Donn s Kidney Pills, symptoms greatly eased. two boxes completed the turn, with continued occasional use for colds and tiredness.
A compiled list shows Wogan & Bryan and a broad slate of names across industries from American Smelters to U S Steel. Entries span oil, coal, steel, automobiles, shipping, and rail concerns with multiple regional and national firms such as General Motors Studebaker Pure Oil and Texas Co noted among others.
Local market notes show a tangle of brand listings including Arkansa s Gas Star Gas Light Heat and Federal Oil along with Glenrock and Wyoming references. The fragmented clipping lists many suppliers such as New York curb Allied and Saxon with unclear pricing or actions noted.
The F. I Club gathered at the home of Secretary Miss Vella Carrot with Helen Dunstrand and Helen Miller in attendance. Officers named include President Miss Télen Dabletam and Vice President Miss Marion, and a fine social evening followed.
President Harding and his cabinet discuss Henry Ford's offer to finance and operate the Muscle Shoals nitrite and power plant Weeks said he wished to review the contract with the president and cabinet before sending it to Congress with Ford's comments.
United Press report from Rochester New York states Andrew Ferguson, 65, a well known local merchant, was murdered in his hardware store while resisting robbers. He was found alive but unable to speak and died before giving any information. A mesh bag was lost. finder is asked to notify Bell phone 42.
A list of company directors including Joseph Seep CL Suhr F D Williams Joseph Levi W K Borland H Simpson A F Seep A K Helle H R Merritt W W Splane W J Judge Louis Walz Gist Oberly A M Lowentritt and Frederick Fair invites business associated with Oil City Trust Company located in Oil City Pennsylvania.
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