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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal notes mail rates and advertising terms while summarizing a heated political discussion. It highlights a Republican stance on legislation and voter sentiment, referencing party lines and proposed reforms amid public discourse.
The Hill team defeated Lockport No Va in a tense matchup. Bavana started strong for Hill, but a foul led to an early inning rebuke, while Lows twirled well for the visitors, keeping Syracuse International out of range.
Saturday afternoon the Raymonds lost 8 to 4 at Youngsville amid muddy grounds from steady rain. Raymonds and Meheant provided the battery work while the opposing battery was Fyesborough and Pierce for Youngsville.
The Corry Greys, a newly organized team, beat the Givenfield Insana 9 to 4 at Ashton Corners. Maloney pitched a strong game yesterday, securing the victory on the mound.
The contest featured fifteen strikeouts with few safe hits off the pitcher. Moyer and Shaingy held the heavy batters in check as the Indians, about half North Pair players, produced largely a sloppy late stretch.
Commandant Tittey assisted Adjutant Smith during a Salvation Army summer revival at the Army Citadel. The Saturday night and Sunday sessions drew large crowds with strong sermons led by Rev. Labi Great Prayer Meeting. Attendance and energy were high across all services.
Several utility companies filed revisions with the Public Service Commission to take effect July 1 1920. They justify the hike by rising power costs from Erie Lighting and other expenses. The change shifts from block to step rate, raises minimum charges, and increases residential and business lighting receipts, while base 104 rate remains unchanged.
A head on collision between a trolley car and a truck near Dunn’s Track Yards on East Twelfth Street left conductor David Baskerville, 38, and motorman Robert King dead. Several workers on the trailer survived, with prompt aid reducing further injuries.
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