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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1923
Page
3
Public notice lists Cony Evening Journal published daily except Sunday at West South Street Corry Pa with publisher A D Colroove. Mail rates five dollars per year and three cents per copy with carrier delivery at fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
Article discusses Guy Maidr promoting concerts for children as a means to foster listening and mental growth. He urges careful audience engagement, interactive activities like insect nurses, and insists on high standards to inspire creative joy rather than drudgery. He envisions a generation of active listeners cultivated through quality concerts.
A discussion threads the ancient temple of the Moon, Thebes, Ur, and Tutankhamen with Abrahamic faith, suggesting possible links to Hebrew worship before the One True God. The piece notes immigrant arrivals shaping belief, then shifts to a West Virginia murder sentencing and a local sale listing.
A jammed, quirky OCR mix reports sensational snippets from history and fantasy. It touches on Viet Nam hoax signs in ruins, a spring sign in Philadelphia, a judge probing a political matter, and odd notes about kings and airships. The chaotic item also mentions a jail escape, a coast visit, a moon, Solomon, and a London return to the stage.
A period piece reports on alcohol in colleges, citing Womans Home Journal findings and comments from presidents at Amherst Northwestern Harvard and others. It notes professors and students supporting prohibition and claims limited drinking among some groups, with references to wartime shifts and campus campaigns against liquor.
The administrator G W Reynolds will offer at public sale on the Concord Road Union City farm three and a half miles from town on Wednesday March 7 at 10 o clock. Sale includes 18 dairy cows with calves, a yearling bull, various farm implements, a Debavat separator, hay and pantry goods, several wagons, harnesses, and household items. Terms: cash under $10, over $10 six months with interest. Auctioneers Arthur Scouton and Parent Teachers Association will host.
A garbled diary style note recalls Shayik McMahon and Walter Winks in Meadville with grocery business and property possession set for near future. References Blair family ties, a fire incident at Center and Washington, and a parliamentary committee arrival from Mariebyre at FH loakee.
A fragmented local page discusses Vosy’s show rights for a cow exhibit, a humorous poet on animal dignity, and a YMCA event. It shifts to railroad consolidations planned west of Chicago, noting government control and the aim for low rates with adequate service, plus social notices about residents and window displays for a convention.
Public notice calls for bids by March 26, 1928 for the Titusville YWCA building project. Potential bidders must register intent and contact Petroleum area firms for details. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids and is signed by Mrs P L Nuxon, chair.
An elderly Buffalo man, 80 year old John Phillip of Butte Yo, was dragged under a train in New York while attempting to cross the rails. He lost both arms and survived with injuries as medical staff at the hospital tended to him. The incident occurred Saturday, with authorities investigating the sequence of events and the quick actions of bystanders and responders noted in local reports.
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