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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1926
Page
3
Public notice from the Corry Virginia post office outlines third class mail terms. It lists 9500 per year by mail and three cents per copy fifteen cents per week by currier. Advertising rates are available upon request.
Dr William T Hornaday, longtime director of the New York Zoo, warns that careless threats to wildlife endangers many species. He calls for more game sanctuaries and stricter bag limits while noting economic losses from extinction and proposing alternatives to hunting such as photography and observation.
The piece discusses coal’s declining share as waterpower and petroleum grow, noting the American Mining Congress cites potential losses of up to 100 million tons annually. It argues electricity produced at mine sites could beat distant generation, with Britain possibly electrifying its mines to save coal and spur prosperity, while political factors hinder engineering solutions. It also references American migration and a provocative remark about Peking as a women’s paradise.
Twenty years ago inken from the Journal Filet June 7 1906 notes Erie Corry trolley work progressing with teams and crews at various sites near Waterford and Graham s Woods hoped to open before winter. Enterprise reports the Mohawk Elk losing to Youngsville with four hits by Yourpsville and Viegk closing for the Mohawks. July committee preparations for a celebration are underway.
Ser ie June 7 Helen Srhibeast prominent Brie Business Woman is tapped for GOP vice chair. The appointment cleared by county Republicans after a lengthy meeting with key figures including Attorney Sam Rossiter, signaling strong local support and anticipated leadership role in party activities across the region.
John Madson, Wesley McKinney, Arthur Morris and Vera Brooks reportTepe strawberries from their plots as the season’s first home grown fruit. Vera Brooks from Miss Gail's school notes Concord street building has been on trend once during the year.
Harold Trisket one year old son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Trisket of east of Columbus died Sunday night after a weeks long illness from infantile paralysis The child is survived by his parents three sisters Florence Venora and Gladys and one brother Torbert Funeral services are held from the late home Tuesday afternoon at Dolekrok with Rev J Rightey pastor of the Community Church Columbus officiating Interment will be in David Chittis Cemetery Columbus Due to the nature of the children attendance by the public was not allowed at the services adults may desire to attend
An old health ad touts GOLDEN TABLETS and GOLDEN LAX TABLETS as night time aids for energy, youthful spirits, and a cheery sense of health. The products claim to stimulate the stomach, liver, and intestines for natural action and overall regulation of the system. Sold by all druggists, 250.
Erie police arrest John W. Smitty Hine in a family home altercation. He is charged with running down nine year old Alex Zonbraski and firing three shots at Edward McNally during a quarrel. The suspect fled the scene after the incident in a sales vehicle.
Three people sustained injuries in a rear end collision on Penn Street involving the Evans car and a Rickenbacker. Mrs Evans, seated with her daughter, endured serious injuries and possible internal trauma. A third party and the other driver also reported injuries. State Highway Patrol Officer Parklen filed the accident report.
Official returns show Bonniwell winning the Democratic gubernatorial nomination by a 610 vote margin over Judge Shull. Fisher tops Beidleman for governor with 81,426 plurality, while Vare claims a U S Senate plurality of 81,426 and other races show Fisher leading in the Republican line.
Mrs Saral Erma Mager, 65, died suddenly after learning her son Chester Hager, 29, had died. he had been missing since Memorial Day after leaving a Dauphin County residence with a shotgun near his arm. The family expressed gratitude to friends and the Union City singers for support.
A 62 year old farmer, Lownship resident McCurdy, was killed near his Crawford county farm when a shotgun exploded as the hammer caught a fence rail while he climbed. The accidental discharge struck him in the breast, and Coroner Ay Kerr ruled the death accidental. His son Earl found the body.
A large blaze in Jersey Harbor, New Jersey, today destroyed the two story Julerty Cut Glass company factory. Firefighters from nearby cities battled the flames, with several firemen overcome by smoke and a large tank explosion occurring at the height of the fire, causing an estimated 250000 dollars in losses.
A fragment notes a home scene with a fine picture a beautiful flower and a cozy grate and describes the decorative scheme as potent in the home. It mentions sermons from the pulpit in a reflective tone.
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