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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
3
The notice lists publication by Arthur Colegrove and rates for mail and carrier delivery. It notes Corry Pa as the post office and class matter status, with yearly and per-copy pricing and advertising terms on application.
Statistician Roger Babion argues many American families struggle with spending. He notes 98 percent earn under 1000 dollars yearly, and 97 percent of workers earn less than 5000, showing widespread budget strain and growing debt.
A chaotic report describes a robbery at a hospital payroll and a separate theft of a $75,000 rug from the Metropolitan Art Museum. The bandits, deterred by police response, fled after an attempted large cash haul and questioned the moral implications of their crime.
A financial briefing signals a shift toward a billion dollar economy with new indicators showing rising investment and production activity. Analysts cite strong public and private sector momentum, with markets watching inflation and trade data for confirmation.
The article argues for directing children to balanced vacations that mix play with work suitable to age. It notes organized play grounds, winter shoots, and paid jobs for older kids, plus groups like the Hie Brothers promoting supervised work during school breaks to foster initiative and responsibility.
Funeral services for Ella Aldrich, a former Wayne Township resident, occurred in Braifant with many relatives present. Born September 17, 1858 in Whyne Township to John and Mary, she married Frank Passmore in 1882 and later W. Raph in ? years later. Survived by a husband, three brothers and two sisters, with one brother having died May 3.
Officer Eddie Vetters Lieutenant Robert Rahn and others arrested James Spencer 20 of 62 Lincoln Avenue at 6 am on a tire theft charge. He pled guilty in municipal court and received an $50 fine as his first offense.
Episcipalians from across northern Western Pennsylvania begin the twelfth annual Protestant Episcopal church workers conference at Conneaut Lake Park. Bishop Munn of Erie and Bishop Alexander Msn of the Pittsburgh diocese outline a plan with 18 subjects including church work and youth programs like the Girls Friendly Society and the Brotherhood of St. Andrews. The event runs through July 194.
New York bids for aruation work linked to changing rail rights of way and final connecting link on the Oil City Franklin highway from ter o Reno will open in New York on July 10th. Many firms bid, ten days to review. Burgess expects start soon with about 20 workers. A New York lad is arrested for bigamy.
The statement from the utility notes deposits and total resources rising by about $100000 since April 12. Capital, surplus, undivided profits and reserves exceed $5,000,000. The standout fact is overdrafts listed as none. Mrs. A Trikcuit returned yesterday from Elmhurst Chautauqua where she spent the weekend.
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri faces a mixed audience at a Kansas City homecoming event. He is expected to address the Senate probe into Pennsylvania primary expenditures and question the Anti-Saloon League noting it as the crookedest organization in political history while criticizing the Women's Christian Temperance Union leadership.
Virginia Danley aged 22 months of Lebanon, Pennsylvania died at University Hospital after choking on a four pointed jack toy. Efforts by physicians to insert a silver wind pipe failed to save her life.
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