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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1924
Page
3
Advertising rates listed for the Cony Evening Journal at 5 dollars per year, 3 cents per copy by carrier, and fifteen cents per week, with rates available on application.
The article notes a revived push for reforestation inspired by President Coolidge’s emphasis on expanding tree-planting efforts. The American Tree Association advocates planting trees and suggests marking Arbor Day in 1973, half a century after its origin, to improve water supply and health conditions nationwide.
The General Health Bureau reports smallpox epidemic in Missouri Michigan and Pennsylvania prompting public notices. Vaccination urged for those unvaccinated in two years and avoidance of shared drinking cups to curb transmission. Dr Allan J McLaughlin notes incubation eight to fourteen days, often via mouth or rose with cups spreading germs.
An advertisement claims Moore's Air Tight Furnace can burn any fuel type and provide complete satisfaction to customers.
The Journal Files recounts scenes from Corry Warren Spartansburg Greenville and San Miguel. Mentions Red Star Brick Co manager McCusker oil and gas prospects near Corry notable locals and various appointments and travels across Illinois New York and surrounding areas.
The Priv Manufacturing and Sales Company advances a two story cement block plant nearing completion with equipment installed. It will produce aluminum products including wave large cantinas and automotive components. four month work on coat idge plates and brackets. local men such as A. UK Carnahan and W. C. Tummaett back the venture.
The Jamestown briefing reports a physician facing probe after City Hospital concerns. Dr Cuttis Mie disputed statements about operating room deaths, while Dr Soutie( resignation) submitted to Mayor Carlson amid board tensions. The Jamestown Medical Society plans an inquiry into recent operating room fatalities and alleged misstatements by hospital staff.
Warren County native Priestley, once a country store operator at Goodwin Hill, faces a $250 000 damages suit filed in Chicago by a Pennsylvania woman. The case, filed Saturday, follows his residence in Warren and relates to a legal action linked to his earlier ties in the area. Public interest mounts as the borough and county track the progress of the matter.
Jamestown July 21 Four people were hurt when two cars collided Saturday afternoon near Hurfield. A sedan flipped over after the impact with injuries to three passengers. Rochester Pa. resident Towardy was arrested by Under Sheriff Ernest A Gosnett and arraigned before Justice A Roy Perkins at Mayville on reckless driving charges and pleaded not guilty. Trial set for Saturday at 10 a.m.
Relatives in Corry learned of the sudden death of Leighton Stark in Newark New Jersey following an operation. Stark was a former Corry resident and is remembered by many friends and acquaintances.
July notes from Blue Eye list residents visiting relatives and friends across Meadville Apex Ohio and Corry. Names include Leon Spoon Maude Carrier Walter Spoor Blanche Clarke Ray Carrier Jare Currier Will Burch Gust Anerson Charles Sandburg and George Mead with multiple family visits and Sunday gatherings.
Help sought for a task at a residence with instructions to apply at Walter Stullieheam's home. Missing details and location obscured by OCR errors.
An old advertisement describes Lavoptik eye drops mixed with camphor and other ingredients to soothe strained or sore eyes. It mentions aluminum eye cups and a small bottle, noting use for eye discomfort. The piece credits Thomas Dawney as the druggist.
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