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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
8
Butler city schools superintendent John A Gibeint says many teachers plan to quit at term end for marriage. He notes several young women, described as the prettiest in the corps, are driving talk of reorganization as the board faces staffing changes.
Hershey of Warren sued oil burner salesman Sleeman after the device failed to work. A jury awarded $900 to Hershey and ordered Sleeman to refund $400 plus interest from October 27, 1920, saying the burner was promised to be satisfactory and economical. Attorney Hosbach defended. Cottrell of Reno visited Mrs. Leon Lindsley.
Troubles attack the stomach and liver causing indigestion and biliousness. To relieve them invigorate digestion and tone the system. For over 60 years the recommended remedy has been Beecham's Pills to restore vigor and clarity of mind.
Meadvill e Pa March reports consider the case of Ernest Schulfeller and the involvement of J Carl Hasse of New Haven and Schleifer an international officer of the International Association of Machinists. A federal officer sought information about alleged speeches as Schleifer faces New Haven charges.
Nicholas Bohn proprietor of the St. Nicholas Hotel on East Third Street in Dunkirk pleaded guilty before County Judge Ottaway in Mayville and paid a $200 fine. He was indicted after a January 1922 raid led by Lt. A Roche from Buffalo. Liquor seized in the raid was confiscated months earlier by order of Judge Ottaway.
Erie resident Matthew Henry Tasloh a multimillionaire coal baron and banker died suddenly in Atlantic City New Jersey at age 70. He long led the Pittsburgh Coal Company and helped expand its operations while maintaining a legal residence on West Sixth Street Erie. His funeral will be held in Erie and his son George Taylor will accompany the body, the Pittsburgh Coal Company president.
In Rie on March 9 two cases were settled out of court after being stricken from the trial list by Judge A P Rossiter. The suit James I Kink and Company vs Berliner was settled by agreement of counsel for both sides. A capias action by J W Wright against William Nelson Wasab was settled when the attorneys for plaintiff and defendant reached an agreement.
Lewis Fuller and his son William traveled to Corry in March reporting on local happenings. The brief item notes their presence and suggests accompanying observations from the trip.
A local study in Corry concludes a hotel of about 75 rooms will pay. The plan includes ground floor six stores to meet growing retail demand and generate additional revenue to boost stock dividends.
The notice lists an upcoming farm auction at Concord Corners 12/4 miles north of Spartansburg and 7 miles south of Corry for March 12 at 1 PM. Items include 150 chestnut fence posts 59 White Leghorns 50 Buff Leghorns 120 pullets and farming gear. C A Buxton is the auctioneer with cash terms and up to six months on notes with security.
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