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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1924
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal on West South Street lists Arthur Calegrove as publisher. It notes postal classification, subscription rates at $5.00 yearly, 3 cent per copy by currier, 15 cents weekly, and advertising rates by inquiry.
A local letter blasts the West Smith street excavation and canal project as a flagrant waste of public funds. Citizens argue the plan heightens damage to property values and creates a dangerous, narrow channel that will hinder winter traffic unless costly improvements are finished. They question City Commission decisions and urge a sensible, cheaper redesign.
Letters testamentary have been granted to REMUS F SMITH STANLEY S SMITH executors of the Rosamond Smith estate in Corry Erie County Pennsylvania. Debts must be paid and claims presented to Don F Smith attorney at 10 Cameron Building Corry Pennsylvania without delay.
Twenty years ago notes recount Geasie Soobett from this city among those praised for skill in laser fields. George at the state auditor post and at the world fair is highly regarded by employers. FMC A Wine of this city played Saturday. The division encampment ran July 2 to 80 at Ger tyshunie. Elks lodge receives a fine lot at Shadyside Findley Like and plans a new club house this year. Charles Cotdrow buys land for South Dakota Rosebud opening. Jack Rogers won a lottery ticket yesterday and a baby boy and girl are reported healthy. Win Frew Dau Nast’s busy, a young clerk visiting Warren friends.
A June 20 statement shows capital at 300 000 and total resources of 17 180 000. The company reports large overdrafts remained, despite officers announcing they were eliminated. Stockholders received a 15 percent cash dividend recently.
At a council meeting on Wednesday evening the Union City light bid for five years was opened. Veronga Public Service Corporation submitted $3770 per month, up from $226.35, with meters required at City Building Arc police rooms and several facilities. The council authorized the burgess city solicitor and borough clerk to sign the contract for lighting.
An old advertising spiel urges using four jars of Jad Salts to cleanse sluggish kidneys. It claims grape and lemon acids combined with lithia neutralize system acids, relieve bladder weakness, and ease backache and headaches while encouraging regular kidney action. It advises physician checks and plenty of water.
A crowded Columbus page lists upcoming events and family gatherings. Highlights include the 1925 coo lass shadow evil in LO, Community Aid meeting with Mr. Charles Simpson, and families hosting relatives from New Kunsineton Pacama Tyrailay. Additional names and places appear across the page with social visits and local celebrations.
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