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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
2
Philadelphia workers fill striker vacancies at Erie shops as recruitment pushes quickly extend to yard, car, and depot departments. Officials say most positions filled while strike action halts several departments. Mayor McGann urges restraint and avoidance of disorder as workers report for duty.
Dunkirk reports District Attorney candidate William Svar of Fredonia announces his bid to succeed Sir Stearns. He pledges fearless leadership and cites past mayoral victory as proof of broad support. The decision rests with the Republican primaries.
An old resident recalls a home remedy named Farne that claims to remove catarrhal mucus from the intestines and ease inflammation causing stomach and bowel woes. The ad boasts quick relief from feverish symptoms and digestive upset and offers one dose to convince with a guaranteed refund.
Advert shows women praising a vegetable medicine Dysin E Pinkhar's Vegetable Compound as curing many ailments. Claims of neighbor testimonials and local witnesses support its efficacy with a money back trial offer and root-based ingredients.
The Bible School of the First Baptist Church observes Cradle Roll Day on JWsg 6th with a program for the Cradle Roll department. The event includes songs recitations and a Sunday School parent gathering beginning at 9 45 o'clock. Mothers of the clubs on the Cradle Roll are asked to notify Mrs Toba Rickers if they wish to be called.
George A. Hoffmann aged 42 died Tuesday morning at his mother’s home 414 Randolph Meadville after illness from tuberculosis He formerly lived in Mt Hope and was a salesman for Silvere Chair Company A BPO member and brother Emory Hoffmann and sisters Agnes and Katherine Hoffman survive Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at the mother’s home with interment in Hope Cemetery Union City mourns as well
Beginning Tuesday July as trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad will sort mail for Tal City and Pittsburgh and distribute via buses and carriers along the route. The plan targets morning moonlight trains through Corry with enhanced afternoon delivery to remote city sections. Authorities say the PRR line will converge with other lines, benefiting a large portion of the country.
The Columbus Scouts will play the Baptist Scouts at UW p. mons on East Washington street grounds as a preliminary to the regular game. The Baptist Scouts bring many eager young players who have trained for a week, making the contest promising. The local baseball management has allowed the Scout game to precede the Saturday match.
The alleged Brie firebug, Kelbey Hi, evaded authorities for months before being found guilty by a jury and arrested by Buffalo police. He faces sentencing in the county court after failing to appear and forfeiting $2,000 bail posted by his mother.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown to Mrs. Campbell during illness and death. Notices mention exciting store opportunities with low rents and stock, urging quick actions before July 2. Names include J. Wood and Henry Neilson of Norman, Corry, Pa.
The school district will secure the damaged buildings until ten o clock Monday morning for general repairs and construction across several city schools. Specifications are on file in the Board of Education office with Business Manager P. D. Rowe.
Fragments show Mason jars with features and price 98 cents a dozen, plus garden sets including hoe rake and spade priced at 10 cents each. Items mentioned include large sand shovels and various garments, all described in a brisk local sale listing style.
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