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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1922
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal list of publication details shows address on West South Street Corry Pa names A. D. Colegrove Arthur Colegrove as publisher and post office entry. Mail subscription rates set at 9.50 per year carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week with advertising rates available on request.
Secretary Fall defends Alaska development funding while forest reserves and control debate top congress. Forest conservationists oppose transferring Alaska forests from Agriculture to Interior, arguing such move threatens conservation and set back public land policy.
Jamestown March 18 Ray C Towns, claiming a double exists, fled Jamestown after posting $1000 bail. Towns, under federal indictment for impersonating a government officer, failed to appear before U.S. Commissioner Edward Rootey. He was employed in a restaurant when arrested, protested innocence, and asserted the indictment stemmed from mistaken identity.
A garbled OCR passage presents a collage of phrases about Hardin, a barber, politics, rents, weather, and random names. The text weaves incomplete names and stray idioms, yielding a mosaic of misread lines rather than a coherent report.
The note describes a patient who suffered two years of indigestion headaches and nervous fatigue. After starting Tanlay, symptoms improved rapidly. health is now described as perfect with a sound stomach and unrestricted appetite. Panic is praised for effective relief and the claim that Anita endorses Corty by all dead ny druggists.
An unclear notice touts Solvay by N. J. Aniea & Co as a new aid for keeping a certain tree healthy. It claims factory fault refunds, with price and terms partially legible, urging readers to contact Lee for details.
Religious census planned across Corey Protestant homes on Wednesday after sunset. North Side coordinators Rev Mr May Mr McIntyre and Captain Flynn. South Side led by Rev Mr Malt Mr Troy and Mr Redinger with Rev A E Stockholm directing overall. Two hundred workers from national churches to assist. instructions given at close of service for North Side and Presbyter ian Church meeting for South Side. Public worship day set for March 19 urging attendance.
Jamestown police are seeking Koreska on a charge of stabbing Mike Kovovksa, 48, at 18 Willard Street in the Hult block. The incident followed threats and reports say Koreska was intoxicated. Kovovksa was hospitalized with a knife wound.
A letter condemns children and suggests punishment for lawn trampling. It cites teachers and parents urging pupils to respect sidewalks and yards, noting mail carriers and milkmen are disrupted by kids. The writer argues for supervision and cooperation with schools to curb vandalous behavior.
Milton W Shreve urges readers to announce his candidacy for Representative subject to Republican voters in Pennsylvania's 25th Congressional district at the Spring Primary on May 16, 1922. The letter requests formal acceptance by editor and conveys his sincerity as a candidate.
An application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on March 27 1922 by Ayton J Crowell Josiah B Clark Jay Follett Elton Simmons William E Messenger and Harrix Watrous for the charter of The Gary Dairymen s League Co operative Association Inc under an act to regulate agricultural co operatives The association will provide services to members including production preservation and marketing of agricultural products and the purchase or hire of supplies equipment and livestock Allan D Midler Ravana
Warren reports describe the week long Warren Auto Buddy Players show at the State Armory ending March 1. Attendees praised the exhibition and dealers noted strong prospect turnout, with crowds exceeding prior years and a lively city display.
Special religious meetings run through the week at United Hrettren Church with large crowds attending both morning and evening services. Rev Nichol delivered an uplifting sermon while a guitar accompaniment and other speakers drew praise from attendees. A property listing and charity notices appeared amid the church program, with plans for nightly services and a Tuesday workers meeting.
Mrs Arvilla Hall widow of Hye PF Mill died Saturday morning at her home on Bante Street. She was a well known and esteemed resident of the area for many years. Funeral services will be held at 280 As Coe and Rev FM Reiger will officiate. Interment will follow in Pine Grove cemetery.
A note announces an evening gathering about choral quality in the Mie w Wiipal building. Enthusiasts are urged to attend the event and participate in the discussion or activities planned for the night.
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