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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1924
Page
6
Fragmented text outlines New York Governor Smith pursuing a platform to beat William G. McAdoo for the Democratic presidential nomination. It notes welfare and relief proposals, constitutional questions, and potential support from Southern and Midwestern factions.
Members of the Presbyterian Church and friends traveled by boat and buggy to Broken Hill Tar on Lake Columbus for a Sunday School and Come Benrandon picnic. The day featured elaborate plans, games, and stunts with a midday dinner, for a pleasant gathering among attendees.
The fifth annual meeting of the Mirmen's Rescue Co operative Association will be held at the State Armory Unis New York on Thursday June 19. An all day session begins at 10 am with GW Shocum presiding. Liscum's annual report covers the fifth year. John Nesparran of Furniss will address the meeting. Delegates will transact daily business and about 200 farmers and their wives are expected. The 1923 1924 Board of Directors will meet June 18 at the Hotel Onondaga and later organize at Motel Utica to elect officers and an executive committee for 1924 1035.
At the State convention in Williamsport Pennsylvania Joseph M Schilling was named President A J Dougherty Pittsburgh was re elected secretary. Officers installed include Krintis Hayes Norristown James Clark Pittston Edward J yas Philadelphia and others. The conclave featured music and a focus on the Eagles home here. A notice section lists requests for cinder, tent rental, and cottage ads with addresses and contact details.
Plan calls for expanded arrests and vigorous prosecution of school tax delinquents. George Gerrion, newly elected school tax collector, aims to sue those who owe assessments. Gordon, the collector, reports delinquents ready at his office and orders immediate tax collection steps. Notices and duplicate lists are being issued. property owners in the first ward will be targeted as books become available.
A snapshot of the New York produce market shows steady activity with meats and dairy trading. Prices listed include pork and lard futures, various cheeses, butter, eggs, and poultry items, reflecting a mixed market in mid trading.
Cory Grange No. 25 schedules its regular meeting for Saturday afternoon June 21 at Maccabee Hall. The program includes opening song, roll call, quotations, Flora address, a paper Flowers and Roses, readings by Sisters Pratt and Armstrong, discussion on excluding children, a pledge quote, talks by Brother Lee McCray and Lee Perkins, a recitation by Sister Emma Heath, and notes on the seven founders of the Butler for Winter Use by Sister Reynolds.
Members of the class of 1925 at Corry High plan a picnic weather permitting on Wednesday June 5. They are to meet at the high school at 10 o'clock with boys supplying transportation and the girls bringing dinner. Paul Spielman was a business visit Warren today.
Ridgway June 18 Chief Lobaugh Specioffloey Schering and Hjalmar Johnson search Johnson Warehow for Atbet e Jons ton, missing from Ridgway since Friday June 6. Cousins claim seeing him at carnival but he vanished again while officials pursue leads toward Totmeonby.
A Franklin man, A fewphiton of Pravin, Pa, is promoted to succeed G. H. Prentice as road master for the New York Central. Prentice retires after 87 years in service. The appointee has 22 years with the railroad, worked as section laborer and later held supervisory roles from Elyria to Cleveland. He will relocate to Paintsville and assume duties once housing is secured.
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