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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
3
Publication details list Corry Evening Journal in Worry Pa with addressing at South Street. Arthur Colegrove as publisher. Rates shown include mail, per copy, and weekly prices.
A damaged text fragment discusses steel industry leaders, working day reductions, and push for an eight hour day. It mentions Pittsburgh area workers, percent aiming to shorten hours, and a broader shift toward shorter workdays across industries.
An OCR fragment describes excavations at Graven Point and a cemetery near Gawepeng Bag where trenches disturbed graves. It notes white workers unearthed remains believed to be Pocahontas and warns the disturbance jeopardizes a memorial for a native person and the integrity of the site.
Fragmented remarks discuss weather, summer plans, a marathon date, and marriage price expectations in Chicago. The speaker comments on Venus and men and women relationships with nonsensical phrases, noting a “greatest optimat” and upcoming intercoal in bleak weather.
The piece discusses aerial mapping by a public service for planning electric transmission and land use. It explains high altitude photo coverage, 800 foot scale comparisons, and the precision and cost benefits of air surveys, noting improvements from war-driven photography and the avoidance of contour errors.
Fragmentary OCR notes from an old war report reference harm caused by a Gretin War and hint at limited progress. The text is incomplete, with key names and places obscured, preventing precise reconstruction of events or outcomes.
The Journal Files for June 14 1903 note speculation on cross continental air travel and East to West pay prospects. Mrs Thomas G Winter and Mrs Percy V Pennyhacker announce an Institute of Club Memory at Chautagua in late July. FOR SALE Copy or exchange for a good cow 13 Ton More Truck. Toye Spencer inquiries at Corry Mitnus Supply Co. FOR SALE Household furniture all kinds. TU 8 Main Street
Erie June 4 state police conducted several raids against bootleggers. Officers seized beer in trucks and at saloons, arrested four men, and issued warrants. Locations include Andrew Nelson on Twenty fourth street and Michael Lynch on East Lake Road. Bartender Joe Moko was jailed as liquor was found at Grochowski’s place.
Ernest Heary 25, worker at Brooks works erecting shop, lost sight in his right eye when metal fragment struck during drilling Monday afternoon. Heary, son of Mrs Josephine Heary of 205 Railroad Ave, was treated at General Hospital where the eye was removed. He will stay two to three weeks. John M Reilly of Erie, recently submitted to a serious operation at Corry Hospital, is reported to be recovering nicely.
A crash on the highway near the West Sire Railroad Vermiting left one person dead and caused a food looting scene. The vehicle overturned after striking a religious pole on Genere Street Road.
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