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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1923
Page
3
Public notice indicates Cony Evening Journal publishes daily except Sunday under West South A.D. Colegrove and Arthur Gulegrove as publishers. Paper enters Corry Pennsylvania post office as second class mail, with rate five dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier.
A New Jersey figure, Mr. Ev. Grett Colby, recounts how trust in Hoover and Hughes led him to back Harding for the League of Nations. He laments being “binkoed” as decades pass with Hoover and Hughes in the Cabinet while Colby remains out of the loop and leadership remains unspoken.
American Legion posts nationwide aim to raise one hundred thousand dollars before Memorial Day to fund permanent grave decorations for World War I and overseas dead. The drive, revived after a prior shortfall, seeks broad community or member support and plans to memorialize each grave with personalized tributes. A second item notes the estate of Lottie Perkins and probate actions, with Arthur A. Carlson handling the will and creditors urged to file claims.
The article discusses the theoretical value of infant lives lost, focusing on Chicago as a stark example with nearly 6,000 infant deaths. It argues mortality remains unacceptably high across states and urges public health departments, baby saving programs, and local child health resources to improve infant care through physician guidance and education.
Aern back page notes recall council last night approving the general street railway ordinance with no amendment. Spring signs abound as birds arrive and shrubs bloom. The Athletic Association met at the high school and elected officers including President Lowie, Vice President Frank Whiteley, Treasurer Jewell Mowist, and clerk Taree Purkote appointed in the Buffalo and Allegheny PRR supervisor's office advisory.
A report notes a Turkish soldier or trader demanding higher wages and then joking about price increases. Officials investigate the incident as a domestic dispute over compensation and market costs.
Reading from a Journal survey published Monday shows broad opposition to placing the new junior high school on the North Cory site. Residents of the east end oppose North Cory, favoring a central site on the Paligrossa or Love property, citing long walks and added bus or streetcar costs for children aged 11 to 13.
Prohibition agents and state police seized 50 barrels of beer in a raid on two Erie streets. Three men were arrested and charged with transporting beer and possessing liquor. The seizure marks an early in campaign measures by state police and the Prohibition Group head A Young.
Pine Valley resident Uhirenee Reneiton died Tuesday afternoon at 4 after several weeks illness. Survived by wife and a daughter aged several months, plus four brothers. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 4 oclock from the late home and interment in Pine Valley Cemetery.
Administration notice announces Saras Ream appointed as administratrix for the estate of George M. Ream deceased. Creditors must file claims and debtors must pay promptly. Attorneys Kaid and Kingsid are handling the matter for Curry party, with citation to official notice details.
Funeral services for Ferdinand Stevens were held at Panama Street Methodist with Rev. Trai officiating. The service included floral honors, pallbearers listed, and burial at Vine Grove cemetery, with relatives from Union City and Youngstown in attendance.
Corry Graive announces Grange will meet Saturday evening at 8.30 in the avenue hall. The program includes updates on current events and community matters. Speakers listed include Mrs. Meath and Dr. Wis, with a discussion on mothers and family roles.
Fragmented ad style copy touts a Parisian Sage based remedy for dandruff claiming to cleanse scalp, enhance hair shine and volume. Mentions buying at drugstores or toilet counters with no clear product name or reliable details.
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