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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
5
In City and Vicinity a gathering titled Parish Hall supper raised funds for the Episcopal Church. About one hundred twenty seven tickets were sold, with a meat dinner enjoyed by attendees. Proceeds support the regular church fund.
The notice lists St Patrick's events and sales across local shops including Hecker's flour at 1.15 per sack at J D Murray's. It mentions Shamrock center at Geiger's Candy Shop, St Patrick's creams, plus a Dollar Day sale at Cohen's and various notices about supper, poetry, and hospital news.
In Philadelphia on February 20 a man named John T Brysiegn alleged his wife Doty planned to murder him for control of his money. The letter, presented to District Attorney Ratan, prompted investigators to review the Riverside area death of a showman and the related mystery surrounding his spouse.
Announcement from United Press notes definite plans regarding United States Senator William J. Growl. Governor Sproul to attend a conference next week as Crow, once under care in Mercy Hospital, may announce candidacy. Senator Max Walters returned to Harrisburg today with unclear results.
Thirty residents seek the resumption of Camp Fire Girl activities and will attend a meeting at Miss Marjorie Auer’s home on North Center Street at 7:20 PM. The gathering aims to form an organized group and plan early revival of the program with possible new activities.
The Gorey churches urge all residents to attend church on Sunday March 1 or March 19 and to ensure children are in Sunday school. Ministers ask every family to attend together in the sanctuary and to begin ongoing weekly attendance.
Japan opposition to any cabinet crisis drives wartime policy debate in Washington and Tokyo. Japanese ministers resist reductions in armament as a final vote nears, while effort shifts funds to weapons like machine guns. A traffic accident at Kathlena Park injures several, including W. Huis Schlesinger. Community notices promote events and sales amid local turmoil.
A United Press dispatch from Washington reports that more women should run for Congress in the upcoming election. Miss Alice Robertson of Oklahoma, then the only woman in the National Legislature, urged women to discard kid gloves and engage in public affairs or risk losing their influence.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit president Thos. Aitten at the annual meeting secured enough proxies to defeat the insurgent directors who attempted to oust him. The proceeding took place in Philadelphia with stockholders present on March 15.
The Modern Dames will meet with Mrs. Gar King at her home on Eagle rout Thursday evening.
A compilation of classified fragments including real estate listings on Grove Street, car theft and rockup report near DuBois, children’s romper ads, a St Patrick's dance at Maccabee hall, well drilling plans for Warren Agricultural Association, Dold's bacon pricing, a Johnsonburg freight rail accident injuring Tony Asti, debris explosion near Mounts of Painssutawney, a two family house for sale on Wayne Street, rug cleaning service, high school basketball scheduling changes with Westfield, and a taxi service and local ads for Hydro-Med nasal products and paper sales by C D Darling.
For sale a nine room home on a paved street five blocks from a post office. Features include a large lot, furnace, fire pipes, electricity wired into the house, and a cement seal. Terms can be made exceptionally good. Call Bell phone April.
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