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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
6
Kane postmastership examination will be held soon, though the exact date remains unannounced. General Hays Wide asked the civil service commission to conduct the exams for the position, with the timing aligned to a new executive order affecting the postal system.
Generations owe gratitude to David W Beaty and wife for funds donated to build a permanent playground in Warren. A six acre tract along Conewango Avenue extends west from Pitt Street, bounded by Conewango Avenue and Conewango Creek, filling a long standing need as nearby playgrounds were scarce and children used public spaces with limited safety.
Local notes list several visitors and callers over the past week including Mary Sitter entertainers Mr and Mrs ALP Smith of Trenton, Vern Smith and Miss Jessie Westlake of New Castle, Jessie Smith of Spring Creek. Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson and Frank Wilson of Bear Lake paid calls at Martha Boardman’s. PF I Howles hosted L Moore’s Bear Lake family. Thomas Yates family visited old friends Sunday. Tarot Wright of Brinceville attended Decoration Day. Mrs Claude Willett and Mr and Mrs A Chapman of nop Pant were gallery guests at A D Weabeek’s Sunday. Hd Wertzen and family of Doren spent Sunday in town.
A Pittsburgh area man, David Raft of Philadelphia, recounts severe stomach and nerve troubles relieved by a new medicine. He reports rapid weight gain, improved sleep, and renewed energy after using the remedy. Officials note many taxpayers select installment plans for federal income taxes due.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a man from Gerry is arrested for obstructive behavior near a railroad. a judge instructs a girl to seek fitting shoes from R. Merick, a local showman known for shoe repairs, located at 11746 North Center Street. The hearing reveals she bought shoes that hurt her feet, forcing rest during the night.
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