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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1924
Page
3
Arthur Colegrove notices that his mail matter is entered at the Corry Pennsylvania post office as second class mail. Rates shown: by mail 85.00 yearly by carrier 3 cents per copy and 15 cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
A Trib report outlines how American motor industry progress pressures European policy. It notes Britain and Germany seek cheaper mass production, while U.S. dominance spurs government attitudes and industrial shifts. It discusses benefits for American oil demand and the global automotive race.
The piece threads through elections, immigrant thoughts, and social concerns. It mentions farmers and credit, hints at public policy, and comments on social behavior with oblique references to temperance and civic duty. The text reads as a scrambled, era newspaper fragment.
Nellie M. Drake named administrator for the estate of Joan Patterson and Jo Hannah Patterson deceased. The court grants letters of administration. creditors authorized to present claims by the court approved deadline. Attorney Ton H. Smith listed, address in Corry, Pennsylvania.
The Journal File recalls Miss Luella Dodd and Will Rowe with a kitchen show at Dodd's Columbus avenue home. Buzeard, Mrs Williamy Poitlethiwain hosts a pleasant gathering for graduate Nannie M Dunham of King street. Nearly 40,000 spectators attended a New York baseball game once witnessed by the era’s public.
Charlie O Gannell of Cleveland and Jimmie Suen of Philadelphia fought a ten round draw marked by wrestling. Tommy Ryan of Buffalo defeated Midget Kilbart of Philadelphia in another ten rounds. Peewee Simbh of Buffalo substituted for Franke Mosely and waged a strong bout with Frank Murray of Philadelphia. Lowid NeAsoo of Cleveland beat Georgie Siddona of Philadelphia in six rounds. Dining room suite for sale with table and chairs.
Dr J L Fuller osteopath at 195 N Center Bell offers hours 2:00 to 6:00 P M and 7:00 to 9:00 P M plus appointments by request.
Chicago and defense teams prepare for a high stakes murder and kidnapping trial of Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb over the 1924 killing of Robert Franks. State's Attorney Crowe seeks two airtight charges with death penalty possible. Parents issue public defense against public sentiment as media attention heightens the case.
John Plannigan and E A Merker open The Corry Furniture Repair Company at 171% East Washington Street. They offer upholstering, repairing and refinishing auto tops and curtains with strong experience. Mantigan, a former Corry resident, returns from Lima Ohio where he worked for Superior Motor Coach and Body Company.
The body of George Spiesman who died in Los Angeles will arrive this afternoon on Train No 8 and be taken to his mother Mrs Catherine Spiesman on East Main Street. Funeral services will be held from St Elizabeth Church Monday at 9 AM with interment in St Elizabeth Cemetery. Accompanied by his brother William Spiesman who was called to California by the illness. Weather outlooks favor showers early and late in the week with generally fair midweek and near to below seasonal temperatures.
June 7 Warren. Frie Manson a veteran from Warren faced assault charges involving Gust Chr a 14 year old. He changed from not guilty to guilty on simple assault and battery after the Commonwealth rested. Judge Ariil explained the mistake and accepted the plea amid a court conference.
Hatch School lists high performing pupils across grades from third to eighth. Names include Harold Aku Guy Cuitters Blaine Crum Oro Ewing Car men Westren Veronita Gorin Ternice Olfis Dorothy Kittleberger Annetty Tittus Keppel Frank Westen Farnham C K Siattay Louise Bacon Virginia Edson Lena Banks Zelina Cornell Dartha Akam Robert Shannon Gerald Skinner Marguerite Chase Frank Butters Rich fart Davesom Ruth Ewing Harem Prat Gusts Sprovin.
Exile author Rudolph Erle Wisp wrote his famous book in English after fleeing from Germany to escape prosecution for alleged Cassellism. The work marked a notable shift in his literary career amid political turbulence.
The body of David Thompson, a freshman at Geniers College, was recovered near Beaver Falls after searchers dragged the river upstream following his disappearance while canoeing. Renwick Russell of Dathi WY and a Geneva skit fent were not clearly connected to the incident.
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