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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
3
The letter discusses the national child labor amendment, arguing its passage would push toward federal safeguards while noting many states already have strong laws. It warns the measure would set a minimum standard, not erase progressive state protections, and references looming adoption despite constitutional delays.
Early telescope observers debate if Mars shows snow caps and vegetation amid greenish bands and white shadows. While canal theories fade, writers ponder Mars red color origin, questioning if it reflects vegetation or atmospheric hue and what Earth would look like from Mars.
A historical note recalls a coal miners rally near Vintondale Pennsylvania where authorities banned a quick meeting and arrested a speaker. The piece discusses free assembly, constitutional rights, class tensions, unemployment trends, and parallels to political power dynamics and radicalism.
A fragment from the Journal Filet dated June 26, 1902 recounts a busy day with thanks to visitors in Bradford, notes on a park concert by the Wand Orchestra, a dancing party at Maconbee Hall, and a ball game between Corry and Waterlart. It mentions repairs to theoston block and a fire at Lake? residence, plus a discussion on court reform and judicial efficiency.
A stream of quirky, miswritten lines touches on work pay, telephone exchanges, watches, home life, and odd observations about college genduiste, veterans bonuses, and a machine that vows straight up. The text blends humorous misreads with scattered cultural references.
Estate of Mikle Briskey deceased in Warren County Pensi sylynan. Executor Michael Briskey directs all indebted to settle immediately and all claims against the estate to be presented properly authenticated for settlement.
June 20 Kane. Four people in a Ford coupe returning from a dancing party near Wildox collided with a tree near Cahoga. One passenger died shortly after midnight. Francis McCusde Walter Beatt Alelen Engetrom and Claire sjekla survived with injuries. All rushed to local homes. several suffered serious shock and minor wounds.
Over one hundred twenty Heath family relatives gathered for the Heath reunion in Cranesville Pennsylvania on Saturday June 24 with 12 cars driving from the city. After a noon dinner the business session elected RH Workford as president Mrs Charles Hauinck as vice president and Earl Hasbrouck as secretary. Miss Lulu Mae Wilcox, visiting from New England, plans travel with the United States Maine Band and will leave Corry July 3 for a six week to nine week tour. The band returns after Armistice Day with Miss Wilcox returning to Corry later in the season. Also noted is a single sale notice for an over hundred one 4 passenger vehicle priced at 260.
Auto races at Erie July 4 draw one of the fastest starter fields. Promoter Wilson and Secretary Racer seek wide entries from Ford Specials to speedway winners with liberal purses. Very dry weather prep planned to reduce dust on the track ready for records. Mrs. Mary Pier Shore of Mina N Y dies at 1:40 am June 25. funeral Tuesday at Mina church at 1 pm.
A blaze in Ridgway on Friday night reduced three Emporium structures to ashes, with two hours needed to contain the flames. Damage runs to thousands of dollars as firefighters from the town fought the blaze without outside aid. Nearby, the State Employment Office reported placing 207 people into jobs in Warren, Harbor Creek, Union City, Cambridge Springs and surrounding areas.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamentary upon the estate of De witt v Messenger have been issued to Ellen L Messenger Executrix in Corry PA. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment and those having claims or demands against the estate will present them without delay. June 7, 1942. July 5, 1942.
The garbled text hints at a January event involving Jan Van Albert and Inchies tall, with a social gathering in Pittsburgh. Details are severely unreadable, but the note suggests a trea plan or a scene of entertainment and discussion about a local figure or item.
Truth condemns inferior goods and promises better materials and machines for quality service while urging trial. In estate news, Letters Testamentary granted to Clyde W. Cook as executor for Mary J. Cook, with debts and claims to be presented promptly.
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