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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania publication rules list daily schedule with Sunday exception and office address West South Street Corry Pa. Publication by Arthur Colegrove notes post office filing second class mail and mail and carrier rates along with advertising rate information upon application.
The Foreign Commerce Department notes rising global trade fair activity this year with 19 percent events planned and more to come. Continental fairs at Lyons Lipsy Utrecht draw strong attendance and sales, while new exhibitions in Frankfurt Milan Lemberg gain prominence. The Barcelona Sample Fair in March receives American Chamber backing for displays targeting Amber jean manufacturers. Britain shows keen interest with the Federation of British Industries creating permanent exhibits in 150 centers, including Brussels and Copenhagen.
President's Conference on Unemployment praised Gardner for acting on recommendations by building a town hall, concrete row, ball park, and cemetery. With a population of 17 000, the town spent 300000 to provide work and stability for unemployed men during hard winters, reflecting Woods's push for local public works as a remedy to the crisis.
The arrival of fair weather has stirred optimism in the millinery trade, with local workers noting the town shows genuine care for its own. Businessmen report brighter prospects as customers come out in greater numbers, supporting nearby shops and livelihoods.
A collection of disjointed quips on politics, science, and culture runs amid a report: Homer Neil, sought in two Conneautville store robberies, was captured near Shermansville and is jailed in Meadville. Authorities pursue further charges.
Erie March. Bain a trusted inmate in Erie County Jail was sent on an errand from the county prison Tuesday afternoon and did not return by Wednesday morning. Cleveland authorities located him and jail warden Matthew Hess proceeded there to secure his return. Bain, jailed February 6 on breaking and entering charges, had served as a trusty assisting other inmates. The river stayed high Tuesday though temperatures cooled, reducing danger of flood. Warren Mirror.
Ridgway diestrict authorities report murder suspect Till refuses conversation with any jail staff, remaining sulky and dangerous while awaiting first degree murder trial over 22 year old Margaret Wambrodt from Johnson Dirg. Separate notice mentions a shooting incident and a rural farming sale listing livestock, farm tools, and produce.
Fragmentary OCR reports a death in a family with a note expressing love and sorrow. The text mentions a person named Hasyn Russell and indicates a fatal incident occurring on a February night. Unclear details and garbled names surround the event.
The article praises the shift from heavy pole lines to compact underground cables, noting up to 3000 wires enclosed in a sheath. It highlights ongoing Bell System progress in cable, switchboard, instrument, and operation, promising better, more economical, nationwide service available locally.
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