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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
6
John Graudenz reports from Moscow that Charles Hall, linked to American relief operations, views the Russian situation with cautious optimism. He notes Hal ls efforts to support famine relief and aid to civilians as Allied forces adapt to ongoing military pressures.
A smallpox case is reported at Fredonia Normal. A student from West Main Avenue, Parker Ogimu, was ill last month and attended classes during some days. A physician attended, and medical officials quarantined the school wing. The patient’s name and exact details are obscured in the damaged copy. Exams may be postponed to accommodate the quarantine measures.
Corry Choral Society performs in Erie under the direction of Principal Barth. The program includes pieces by Miss Pumice Mil, with emphasis on choral harmony and group singing. The event calls for all-male singers to participate and support the concert.
Rev Father Marti Meagher, formerly of St Brigid’s, is named assistant pastor at St Thomas Church in the city, replacing Rev Suse. Mormarity. The change, effective May, was announced with a farewell reception held at the church. Parishioners and friends are invited to attend the ceremony and celebrating Mass.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Peniany Ones to Wins A Rialfy Pet Devisit in 1984 notes her Cory City roots and family connections. Also references education at Oh Grate University and practice with local firms. lists executor’s notice for estate Williams Fe Mowasd. Sealed proposals sought for city street projects with bids due June 19, 1928.
United Press dispatch reports the paving of the mile long Meadville Titusville road section is near completion. Weather aided progress and the cutin of cement on the roadway is expected to finish this week. The project, part of a larger highway improvement, aims to provide a smoother route between Meadville and Titusville for motorists and local traffic.
A garbled description portrays a presidential welcome on the White House grounds with visiting representatives from temples, a fading costume crowd, and cheers along Pennsylvania Avenue as a ceremonial procession unfolds, mentioning a Garten Se Mlab and Bevitian ellie amid windy crowds.
A Corry student earned county honors in a field contest, representing the district at a state college event. The won submission secured high marks for effort and accuracy, with recognition noted by officials and teachers.
Merle Rogers and his partner were working a North Seventh Street oil well when a collapse trapped Rogers for minutes. Volunteers from the local company and neighboring residents attempted rescue as medical teams stabilized him, but the man died at General Hospital.
The Sparta Consolidated School Board invites all board members and anyone with interest in pupil transportation to attend the regular meeting at 8.00 in Mr Sinitzer's rooms in Spartansbury, Pa. The purpose is to discuss transportation problems and aim for greater efficiency in handling pupils.
Old residents recall the disastrous Oil Creek flood that struck Tituville and nearby Villarega, washing away homes, businesses, and the dam. Hundreds killed or left homeless as heavy rains caused a cloudburst and river surge. Many years later survivors mourn, noting lingering sadness and lost loved ones.
In Des Moines Iowa United Prais reports Judge Evans secured a victory amid a contested election. The article notes Governor Port and Aly Ryans factions and a feud, with limited details due to garbled text. A court decision is referenced as influencing local power dynamics.
An old advertisement touts ointment that relieves itching bleeding and pain from eczema and skin conditions. It promises complete healing and money back guarantees from Thomas Downey WG Lindley Bon ant J. D. Vondra, with prices for singular tubes and a soap product called San Cura Soup marketed as the best for tables and skin care.
A scrambled Tuesday notice describes unrest linked to a gang and police reports from SRA residents. The text mentions attempted actions, obstructed plans, and unclear authorities, with references to a mysterious anonymous writer and local families.
A fragmented ad like medical pitch boasted by a seller named Thacher and Mac Sabin at 1010 Monterey offering a cure for liver weakness and digestive discomfort. It claims real relief after eating and urges readers to try a daily remedy with promises of sincerity and value.
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