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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
6
Corry Manis named as St Louis hotel Melbourne chief clerk with 400 rooms. Debury, son of local residents Din and Mrs Debury, promoted to assistant youngster as Melbourne hires personnel. Hugh A Beaton Jr, managing director, leads six new hotels in the region.
Mrs Ralph Heath hosted a county gathering of the Golden Links Class. At 5 30 dinner for 24 followed, then a business meeting elected officers for the new year with Mrs G A Shew again as president and Miss Mary Moore as vice president. Mrs O W Doolittle will serve as secretary and treasurer, Mrs J C McDonald as toucher, and Mrs Harriet Bonsteel as substitute. The class motto is in His Name and supported local work including two orphan homes. One new member joined. July meeting planned at Mrs Clema Butters home with Mrs Ralph Wier chairing.
John C. Murrey an 18 year old Philadelphia youth killed himself by leaping from a ferry boat into the Delaware river after his sweetheart allegedly chose evil. Detectives found two letters in his boat cabin stating heartbreak and the line there is no cure for what you have done. The notes appear to express distress over love and perceived evil influence.
21 year old Warren Anderson is implicated in a fatal shooting at a Heath Inn hotel in Kansas City Missouri. Miss Marc L Beal of Springfield Illinois is charged with the death. An unrelated classified ad seeks agents for Watkins products promising a wide range of remedies and toiletries.
The City of Corry Council will convene at the Council Chamber on Monday June 19 1023 at 8 oclock to hear a court of appeals on the assessment of the West Smith street sewer. City Clerk C B Porter prepares the notice and agenda.
A young woman traveled from San Francisco to Rock Merick's at 117% Center Street to have abbés repaired. She previously wore and kept shoes for about four years, sweating them and unable to wear them. She notes the leather used is the same as a 2 shoe saber, and explains this distance is why she came.
In Washington on June 7, Secretary of State Hughes and Senator Watson held a lengthy conference in the State Department over the international tariff dispute. The dispatch charges that the British and Italian ambassadors are meddling in American domestic affairs, including tariff bill debates, while Hughes and Watson defended their positions against the ambassadors Geddes and Ricth.
Captain Ed Rickenbacker departs Mitchell Field on a 15000 mile journey with an initial stop planned at Schenectady. The flight marks a historic long distance solo air voyage as authorities confirm the route and schedule.
Paris dispatch reports the United States embassy informing the French government that America is ready to discuss the war debt issue in Washington. The French delegation is compiling data in Paris to support talks.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania, meeting in Pittsburgh, selected Allentown as the site for the 1924 convention. Several officers will be installed tomorrow as the session continued.
High school boy sought for full or spare time work distributing advertising matter. Good pay offered. Write quick to Royal Bread Co, 256 West 31st Street, New York.
Sharon Pennsylvania mother describes improved health and a healthy birth after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Mother’s Tonic. She credits the remedies with boosting energy, sleep, and recovery, and endorses obtaining them from drug stores or by mail from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
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