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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
5
A jumble of township notices, job ads, and town tidbits is reported from Warren County area. It mentions a World War I air service veteran, a Home Protection Lodge dance, property listings, local accidents, oil well updates, and various classifieds across Titusville and Corry with names like Pomeroy, Patterson, and McDowell.
The Cory Judge FH. 5. 8 meeting is set for July 20 in Eastern Star Hall with WM Milton Esse to attend and a social dance to follow. A Baptist church vacation program included a city water shower for children, while a collision at Smith and Genter streets damaged a Warren DeRosay car. A court reversal by Judge Corbet overturned a $1 trepass fine on aviators Nevin and Smith, with costs around $100 and possible further suits by the injured party. Frances Cole, linked to the case, was discharged by Squire Rowan amid a $5,000 alleged damages claim in Punxsy Spirit.
United Press dispatch from Detroit reports ten passenger trains were withdrawn and services on five others curtailed to conserve coal. John W. Smith, postmaster, says a survey of the trade situation in Detroit has begun to study potential transport for the United States military.
Deputy United States marshals guarded railroad shops in northern Ohio to enforce federal restraining orders by Judge Westemhayer against striking shop workers interfering with non union personnel.
The ad touts Parisian Sage as a fast remedy for scalp itching and dandruff. It claims the product removes every particle of dandruff, conditions the hair, prevents hair loss, and leaves luster and softness. Ames & Co and other druggists stock it with a color-safe guarantee.
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