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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal announces publication details from South Street Corry Pennsylvania. It lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher and notes post office entry, mail rates at 5 dollars yearly and three cents per copy by courier, with advertising rates available on application.
A patched-together fragment from Journal Files recounts a drowned 20 years ago at Findley Lake and a quirky colonial era dialogue on air borne remedies. It blends local gossip with a garbled note on Indian chief Reginald Oshkosh and a broader musing on government, forestry, and public responsibility.
A late 19th century report notes rising postal outputs and revenue signals for the United States Postal Department, citing daily averages and improved activity. It also touches on trends in film production, the push for cleaner pictures under Hays, and fleeting notes on rail and travel developments vs. ongoing weather and transport challenges.
Erma Manges and Ruth Pullaws of Cory Erie County Pennsylvania report the dissolution of the firm Manges & Fellows as of July 1 1923 mutual consent. All debts are to be received by Erma Manges and Ruth Pullaws and business will be conducted by Ky m Manges with Ruth Fellows and Mya101%.
A dramatic account describes a man nearly struck by a passing train at Union City. He recalls the moments, the peril, and witnesses who aided his escape, with vivid detail of the approaching locomotive and the narrow margin that saved him.
Erie police and the day chief clash over enforcement plans in a contested case. Officers arrested a man on Twenty and Verh streets early Tuesday for possessing tobacco and whiskey, with district attorney requests prompting further investigation into the van scene and related aid.
A garbled monologue references social upheaval and gender tensions, mentioning notions of control, public figures, and violence in a turbulent context. The text hints at political stress, veiled threats, and anxieties about accountability amid contested power dynamics.
Police and railroad detectives prepared for trouble as a Pennsylvania rail yard strike led to an arrest on a charge of shooting with intent to kill. Reports describe taunting on the Mickel Plate bridge and commotion near shops, with violence amid labor tensions and stray mentions of money and a room for rent in a nearby notice.
Angelo Cape and family near Wetmore district survived a night fire in their home when smoke and flames broke out around midnight Saturday. Angelo, his wife, and four children awoke and escaped in their nightclothes, avoiding a deadly outcome. A nearby collision involving Charles Myers at 640 Buffalo Street also occurred as two boys stepped from behind a Moore car, forcing Myers to swerve near Washington Bridge tracks, though Myers was unhurt.
Erie July 1 a libel filed by attorney Lestie Peek states a Corry man seeks divorce citing cruel and barbarous treatment claims. The couple married July 26, 1910 in New Castle Pennsylvania. The wife resided in Curry at marriage and now lives at 2122 Station Road Weshey while the husband remains in Gorey.
Spartonburg news notes report a worker Rickerson injured his index finger while driving pipe at a well site near Uition ty and awaits medical results. Visitors include Vandor from New Kensington staying with Mrs Jan Weidner. Bert Anderson of Corry visited friends. Harold tev in shops with family. Rosemond Biney of Silver Creek lodging with relatives. Bail set at $1,500 for Miss Rebecca Lam’s charge. coroner’s inquiry held. various local movements and visits noted.
Evening club gathering on Thursday notes Mrs Williams as a charming hostess with light refreshments. Reports mention several local residents visiting Erie Hydetown Buffalo Atlantic City and other nearby towns, sharing greetings and brief trips while families hosted guests and returned home after weekend visits.
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