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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
3
A short clipped notice from Corry Pennsylvania mentions editor names Golegrove and Arthur Colegrove, with publication details. It references post office matter, second class mail, and carrier or advertiser rates, indicating a historical newspaper snippet and print logistics.
A reflective piece traces the evolution of journalism and democracy from elite scrutiny to public scrutiny. It laments sensationalism and praises investigative reporting while noting shifts in access, language, and professional standards across eras and institutions.
The article discusses religious liberty and its political manipulation, noting a parade of “Americaniem” groups and the Klan's alleged interference with faith practices. It cites Secretary Thighia speaking at a memorial and warns against using religion to justify discrimination or bigotry. It highlights concerns over intolerance and the cost to conscience amid the era's tensions.
The readable portions hint at a discussion about age, lore, and survival motifs with scattered names and places. References to a rover, alena, and meager dialogue suggest a fragmented historical page, with no clear cohesive event or outcome.
Patrons report a disrupted performance at Ridgway Theatre with a break in box office access and doors left ajar during the show. Officials say the incident drew police attention but no arrests were made. The crowd witnessed confusion as actors continued, while management investigated the disturbance and security lapses.
The deceased Neil Foley is reported to have died suddenly. He was a member of St Thomas Catholic Church and the Maccabees and is survived by his father, two brothers, and a sister. He lived in this city and was known locally for community involvement.
Stockholders of the Forty Hospital Association are called to meet in the Cory Put fie Library basement on Wednesday June 7 1022 at 7 o clock evening to transact business including election of eleven directors and the author of audit Frank Laurie president Sidney Th Theton secretary.
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Groves are set with accompanying family attendance and the listed pallbearers. The service will be held at Worth At lary paths and will honor her memory with tributes from relatives including Mawar William Mur fon and Olive Groves alongside Mrs Saga Allen.
The obituary notes King born in Ohio in 1837 and dying at his son A D King’s home near Union City. It lists survivors including several children and brothers, mentions services at White Lh cemetery, with relatives traveling from Cleveland and nearby areas. The notice reflects local mourning and lists pallbearers and speakers at the funeral.
Local notice announces Rev Watkins and his wife praising open air services and Gospel preaching. Lieutenant Ain Pintewok will lead as chief speaker with a series beginning at Mars and Ohio streets corner, at TEM time.
James Magsett and Son have purchased the Robert Sighmille delivery route in the city. They announce supply of Tharidefoam and guarantee the quality and fat standard, promising superior product and prompt service to patrons.
Ann Patricia Sears aged end year and ix months died at State College May 0th at 6 n'clook. Survived by one sister Mary Elaine 8. Body brought to this city first evening. funeral service held at 2 o'clock in Alexander Chapel with Rev M S Ashton officiating. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
For sale ad offers the GM Simons property at 131 Routt Avenue with bargain terms for Neile pals. A salesman with a car is wanted to call on dealers about a low priced fabric unit with 6000 miles and 1000 mile cost. Weekly earnings include extra commission from Universal Tire and Rubber Co, Michigan City, Ind.
Jume 1-S. D. Malr of Kane was robbed on a streetcar near State and Eighth in Erie yesterday. While the car shook with holiday crowds, a thief slipped hand into his hip pocket and took about 60 dollars in cash from his wallet. The wallet was not recovered, leaving the victim to borrow money to get home.
An old newspaper snippet shows Cores Auto Supply Co offering auto parts and tires at fixed prices with services like free air. A second item announces a large business training institute forming classes in accounting and sales. A lost man’s brown coat with a reward note requests identifying name, age, and home address.
London report says Lloyd George entertained Mr and Mrs Hearst at 10 Downing Street or nearby venue, as described by United Press. Details are brief and indicate a formal social call during Hearst’s visit to the capital.
A historical advertisement claims James Tudson of Michigan recovered from a twenty year bowel paralysis with Nerv Worth, promising improved digestion, sleep, and regular bowel movements after one bottle. It offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied and cites availability at the J0. Condracting store. The pitch targets delicate women and sickly children with a pleasant taste.
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