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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania daily paper notes its West South Street office location and current publisher details. It highlights standard publication cadence and staff credits for the Corry area readers.
A speech by Senator Borah in Akron urges Republicans and Democrats to abandon vote chasing and adopt a clear, courageous program. The Idaho Statesman notes the need for definite declarations on live issues and a realignment of parties along sane lines, with reform-minded figures like Borah and Glass cited as examples.
A fragmented text mentions April rain and odd, nodding phrases about tasks and curiosities. Scattered lines reference a terrace, a race, an archaeologist, and everyday chores, with glimpses of domestic life and distant ideas. The piece reads like a garbled diary or miscellaneous notes from a historical page.
The Salvation Army announces a May campaign week to raise funds for Corry and nearby areas. A business committee will lead efforts to support the local budget for the coming year. The drive aligns with national Army campaigns and emphasizes community generosity and service.
The Salvation Army relies on its distributed workers to raise funds for aid to the poor and needy. Officials warn many trained workers are wasted unless fundraising methods are renewed. Citizens will be asked to contribute during the coming year as an advisory bond and drive plan are announced.
Private funeral services for Mrs Mary O Donnell of Spring Creek were held at her home this morning at 11 oclock. Pastor Rev Bisamquist officiated. Friends served as pallbearers and interment followed at Spring Creek Cemetery.
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