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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
3
Arthur Colegrove announced the Corry Pennsylvania post office will treat the publication as second class mail. Subscription by mail is 500 dollars per year. by carrier three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available upon application.
The article notes American writer Charles Edward Russell faced travel restrictions in Plymouth as his criticism of England’s government and socialism sparked controversy. It discusses American views on British tolerance for free speech and implications for Anglo American relations amid concern over radical criticism and political economy debates.
The column recounts local changes and notices from 1906 including staff shifts at the Postal company, a new meeting for the Fourth of July committee, and school board elections. It notes workers severing ties, planned replacements, and community leadership with Loveland returning as school board president and other board members listed. Nearby towns and individuals named include Warren, Misie Plyteennie Sehiot, and Charles Myers Turber shop.
A vein of gas was struck in a deep well drilled by United Natural Gas Company on the LaMont lease. The well reached about 700 feet with gas pressure estimated at 35 000 tons per day and operations continue at a new location after a bit became lodged earlier.
Rural mail carriers are expected to gather for a meeting and banquet in Erie County. The event will include a business session at the Woodman Hall with plans and discussions likely to address carrier duties and local routes.
Mrs. J J Neilson, a former Corry resident aged ninety three, died at the home of her grandson in Johnstown. Funeral services will be held at Skmelity in Johnstown with burial at Uuity.
A long list of Concord School students is reported for outstanding attendance and punctuality. The record includes numerous pupils such as Atlag Tuybroiel Ratan Husbrovich Kovach Wolk ford Mynse Shields Bowman Hixey Petraven Marhon and many others across grades and sections.
A discussion in Erie advocates a per car tax of four dollars with ten percent? of revenue to improve public services. The speaker argues the current system lacks clear funding for road upkeep and municipal needs, and notes support from a landlord who would not object if funds are used as intended.
A car driven by Tine Shiford and a Mile Murthy Ward left the road on Elm Avenue and plunged into Elks Creek near Ridgway. The occupants escaped injury, but the vehicle was swept and overturned the side of Mulie Run. witnesses noted shallow water, avoiding possible drowning.
Special exercises marked the close of the school year at the junior high. Awards spread widely across arts, athletics and academics with many named students receiving honors for outstanding work in theater, music, craft and sports.
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