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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1922
Page
5
A muddled report notes the local area witnessing the rise of the invisible Ku Klux Klan presence through a donation of funds to a national group. Amid scattered items, a townwide scene includes a farewell game at Irvington, a circus parade forecast, and varied notices from tailoring to banking openings, with multiple names and dates scattered through the page.
Local notice warns that fishing tadpoles out of season is illegal under Section 1 penalties apply. It specifies a limit of twenty five tadpoles per day and per possession, with fines of ten dollars per tadpole seized. The season runs July 1 to November 1.
Dr John Weeks assisted in the operation on Henry Davison a noted financier who died at his Long Island home Saturday. Weeks, brother of F L Weeks, was among several prominent New York surgeons and specialists assisting in the procedure performed at Davison's Pea wood Point residence.
Members of the Municipal Club are invited to a social gathering and dance in their club rooms this evening with a hot supper. The event promises a pleasant social outlet for the organization.
Local shop promotes house awnings and related fabrics promising great savings. The message emphasizes furnishing materials and affordable options, though the fragmentary text limits specifics.
Despondent over debt William Haws, once prosperous dairyman, drank acid and used a hatchet at his Jenkintown home. He died in Abington Hospital early today. He leaves a widow and four children. Also notes on two trout caught nearby and a hospital operation update. Administratrix notice for the estate of Henry B Welsh requests claims and payments to be presented.
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