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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1924
Page
3
The fragment discusses advertising rates and publishing terms by mail and Carter, mentioning a yearly cost and per copy price, then pivots to a Gladstone quote on political controversy. It notes class perspectives, contrasting leisured and common people as drivers of social reform across history.
The Buffalo Express column argues Millerand shows evolved governance taste while Herriot clings to party ideals. It questions whether Herriot would accept governing realities or resist compromises, noting radicals often resist self restraint. A linked item notes Ji Lukey of Erie visiting the city.
A past column recalls A Macrin building cement wall and font at his home corner Second Ave and Church St with John Pail as contractor. Jon Spigsman suffered a mishap but remains strong. The Dareball game was rained out yesterday. FA Austin, ex P and L road master, visits. Seven friends surprised Mile Austin at her birthday. A surprise party honors Mr and Mrs Grant Barton on N Center St for their twelfth anniversary. Waterford baseball arranged for next Saturday. Union City voters approve 5000 for a new High School building.
Corry Country Club team met a more experienced Titusville squad at Titusville Country Club on Saturday. After lunch, match details show results for both sides and pledge a return contest in Corry. The score summary lists multiple players from both clubs with varied point tallies.
Titusville reports the formation of a temporary Kiwanis organization. Dr. C. M. Hazen is president and Dr. M. L. Smithy is secretary with directors Frank Thompson J. M. Pennell Joseph W. Gray Raymond Z. Mook F. M. Loveless T. H. Westgate and Rev J. Albert Gabbraith. Final officers were chosen after visits by Oil City delegates and Kiwanis International field representative ALG Stinnes of Philadelphia.
A Louisville Kentucky ad offers five gallons of Dest Rourne house paint free to one property owner at each post office or rural route in the county. The Kero Paint Company invites interested persons to write to 21% South 7th St. Louisville, Kentucky.
An advertisement urges readers to use Parisian Sage hair tonic to stop hair loss and itching. It guarantees hair growth or money back and promotes the product as a remedy from Ames & Co, with bold claims and assurances.
Sheffield slayer William Beatty, prominent churchman, is to face a hearing next week in Justice Klinestiger’s Sheffield office. District Attorney Rady cautions it may move to Wednesday. Beatty, jailed in county custody, was visited by son Melbourne Bees, Carnegie Tech student, amid ongoing bail discussions. Funeral services for Beatty were held Saturday at North Girard with Rev J Davidson officiating. burial planned in the Beatty family plot.
M Stewart and Co advertises spouting roofing and roof painting services at the corner of Mill and M Streets Bell 115 Gul offering repair and maintenance for leaks and damaged roofs.
Patrick J Dwyer of Warren died Sunday evening after burning when he fell into a Bailey oil tank at the Pure Oil refinery Saturday morning. Ralph Rader of Stoneham, possibly fatally injured while trying to rescue him, remained in critical condition with slim chances of recovery. Dwyer survived by his wife and 12 year old daughter. Rader left behind a wife and two children. The incident prompted onlookers to assist as flames engulfed the workers. A later classified notice seeks live poultry for sale from Jay W Grayink.
A historical notice thanks readers and mentions camphor hydrastis and other ingredients as a remedy for eye trouble. Names included: Thomas Dow, Marion Imma-Me, Mis ney, and druggist Martin Anderson. Public thanks express gratitude to those who assisted.
Word came tonight of the death of Roy Tuttle who passed away Sunday evening after a period of illness. He had been under medical care for some time and received attention until the end.
Classified notice offering rental space for mothers and housekeeping or sleeping needs. Mentions Bell phone 248M and location on SOD W. Pleteant Street. Includes unclear wording and requires verification.
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