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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1922
Page
3
A notice from the Corry Evening Journal lists mailing options and advertising rates. It states Corry Pa as the port of entry and notes prices: 95.00 per year by mail, three cents per copy, and fifteen cents per week by carrier.
In Genoa the British leader argued America should stay aloof yet ready to act if Europe fails to solve its crises. He warned the United States could wield a unique peace role, while urging Europe to handle its problems first. The outcome hinges on the remaining Geneva conference days.
An article argues that lumbering, ranching, and paper industries now back conservation as natural resources prove exhaustible. It cites the shift among former exploiters, urging permanent use of forests and renewed planting, with calls echoed in Congress and public opinion.
Public notice lists Mabel E Jackman as administratrix of Costin D Jackman late of Corry Erie County Pa. It directs all creditors to pay and all claimants to present verified claims promptly through W Ed Marsh Official Notices.
A political announcement from the editor pledges candidacy in the Republican primaries for the Third District of Erie County Pennsylvania on May 16. The name Laverne H. Raymond is stated with mentions of Greensfield Marlatt and related party context.
A garbled column riffs on rumors and jokes from New York streets. Notes include Doyle and a spirit, a love theme, police station adjacent robberies, dubious wisdom on life and crime, and scattered quips about politics and daily folly.
Brae May 1 county schools close for the annual summer vacation on Friday afternoon. O M Russell county superintendent of schools announced the winding up of the season. Final examinations were held during the past week and papers are being backed up by the superintendent. Public schools in the county will be reopened September 1.
Franklin May 1 fines of 25 cents each were imposed on two motorists in police court Friday evening for violating traffic laws. One case involved parking within 200 feet of the Sullivan fire, the other for driving over a fire hose at the bollister fire.
Three Warren County road contracts were let last week. Sugar Grove awarded 19 056 feet to Fred W Knickenberg of Buffalo for 139 818 70 dollars. Pree hold 18 238 feet to Frank L Cohen Inc of Buffalo for 110 209 dollars. Sheffield Township 1015 feet to Sheffield Concrete Co of Sheffield for 14 334 dollars.
Major General James McAndrew, Pershing's chief of staff and key architect of American Expeditionary Force war plans, died at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington at age 50. He helped direct major troop movements in the war's final months.
Notice urges all members to attend a business meeting this evening by order of the President. The message emphasizes attendance as important for lodge matters and asks members to come prepared.
William A. Brownlee of Titusville completed an eighteen month program at Universal Chiropractic College in Pittsburgh. He returned to town with his bride Miss May King after their marriage three weeks ago. Brownlee plans to open an office and parlors at 106 North Washington Street in the coming week.
Aine and Ani advertise mower sharpening and return service. They offer the Ideal Electric Strader as the safe way for a sharp mower and provide a Bell phone number for contact.
The Pennsylvania State Commission schedules public service hearings next week in Erie Harrisburg Bethlehem Clearfield Philadelphia Tar rensburg. Cases include Pennsylvania Water Pennsylvania Gas Crawford County railways and Bar Creek subway damage claims. Wednesday includes Lehigh Valley Transit complaint vs New Street Bridge tolls and Johnstown Traction certificate of valuation.
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