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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1924
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper notice states daily except Sunday publication from West South Street. Arthur Colegrove is listed as publisher. Post Office entry and second class mail matter. Subscriptions: by mail five dollars per year, by carrier three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
The piece analyzes La Follette as a key third force in the 1924 race, predicting electoral impact on Republicans and Democrats. It discusses whether his candidacy could swing states, threaten major parties, and influence the presidency, while noting convention dynamics and the roles of Smith Bryan and other figures.
A short inspirational note urges not to wear a long face when troubled. It counsels radiating pleasantness to gain sympathy and support, ending with the adage smile and the world smiles with you. Pennayiyanta Grit.
Twenty years ago July 18 1904 The Journal Files notes an immense Woorilien picnic at Lake Columbus attended by about 1600 people. Names include Claude Rhoden and students Miktoy Mae Kinly Rye Gordon and Marrett Cortiarg, with AL Cinker guiding the afternoon train to Garland. An alumnus from Ohio formerly of Perry oversees district plans for a steel company plant at Franklin Sharon Pittsburgh and Alliance.
Cards announce the engagement of Harold Hines of Mereland, son of Mrs Adie Hines, to Marjorie Ferguson of Franklin, Pa, daughter of Mrs B P Ferguson. They are former Corry residents with many friends. wedding planned for September 1.
Erie report on an inquest into the death of Paul Ratajczak, shot Saturday night at 105 East Third Street. His son Casimir testified his mother Josephine Ratajczak killed his father after he alleged an attempted assault in the backyard, leading to homicide charges. Additional neighbors were summoned to determine the number and timing of the shots.
Announcement by Harry J Grant of the Superior Cleaning Company of Oil City and Franklin states a branch will open in this city on August 1. The firm has leased a room in the Pohen block on Washington Street and will equip with dyeing pressing and remodeling machinery. The company already operates plants in Oil City and Franklin.
July 16 report hints at improving conditions as some workers at the Dubois R and P shops resume duties after months unemployed. Early this week partial reemployment noted, with expectations of more soon though initial statements warned against overoptimism. Generals say the rebound signals a broader rise in trade and a gradual return of workers within a month or two.
Base Norrell of Wayne township files for divorce citing cruelty after twenty four years of matrimony begun in New Jersey. She accuses her husband of cruelty and seeks legal relief while the case proceeds in Union City.
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