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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1924
Page
3
Publisher Arthur Golegrove advertises mail matter rates at Corry Pa post office. By mail five dollars yearly, by carrier three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
An editorial urges higher public funding for schools, arguing current spending is modest relative to other costs and that education requires better trained teachers. It cites Education Finance Inquiry Commission data on teachers with limited training across states and calls for increased investment before demanding public income tax disclosures or other thrift measures in high places.
An old ad promises Parisian Sage hair tonic prevents baldness and stops itching scalps. It guarantees hair growth or money back, claiming to banish dandruff and restore fullness, attributed to N. F. Ames & Co and druggists.
An item from May 12 1904 notes A Mable trimming the yard wagon in front of Hill residence at Grand and Marion. A marriage at high noon at a Presbyterian church in Timestown with Rev Danning officiating. Monroe and Miss Sertruile Smith of Cony are mentioned. Emmanuel church tops being worked on and a fine life promised upon completion. Hospital annex progress reported. Durkin Brig Co near completion. they fitted up quarters in a block recently purchased. An oak magazine rack and rug rack donated to the public library by the Ladies Auxiliary.
A report discusses installing special auditory equipment at all Senate desks so every senator can hear proceedings clearly. Critics note observers and reporters often hear only empty seats and chatter before sessions, suggesting alternative placements like lobbies if needed.
The Arbor Day season prompts school students and college groups to plant trees or vines on campuses. Widespread interest stems from past movements and reforestation publicity, with memorial trees planted by diverse organizations. Planting trees serves both current and future generations.
A jumble of humorous phrases and aphorisms touches on work ethic travel manners and weather. The fragments reference China golf rain and early risers with a wry tone and inconsistent images suggesting a lighthearted column or comic panel. No clear event or story emerges from the mixed lines.
A commentary on business sentiment notes introspection risks but sees no real pessimism. It cites a moderate trade reaction, possible summer dullness, and overall sound conditions with a return to growth as money stocks rise and consumption holds steady. Prices drift to attractive levels as outputs speed up.
Margelia Moreau of Lakeshore Road Angola sues John Glas of Hrblem Bicycle works in Angola for 50000 heart balm claiming a fifteen year betrothal and failed marriage contract. Glas, aged eight years?, disputes the claim and says no promise was made. Trial set to begin Monday after a bill of particulars and affidavits.
In Erie on May 12 a resident awoke to his watchdog barking as a burglar attempted to kill the dog with a pitchfork. The homeowner fired through a doorway and cracks, sending the intruder fleeing through a plowed field. The incident highlights the resident’s possession of a gun for home protection.
An old ad touts rapid relief for sore red or watery eyes using camphor witch hazel hydrastis and Lavoptik eye wash. It promises quick results and offers a free eye cup with purchase. The copy credits Thomas Downey, a local druggist, in a dated retail advertisement.
Furnished tight house with keeping rooms and newly papered walls. Includes bath and private entrance. Garden area at 321 Mar Tots Street. Contact 617 for details.
Local survey by Mr field finch compiles Corry Radio a paper on radio sets in Corry showing about 142 receivers operating in May across wards two seven 29 40 and north ward factory built sets total about 63 with home built sets. Tubes range from 1 to 11 and prices from 10 to several hundred dollars. Corry Radio is for sale at ten cents per copy.
Johnstown prosecutors report a Sunday jewelry department and cash safe theft totaling about $35000 at Penny Traffic store. Night watchman James A. Shells, 70, was gagged and bound after being knocked unconscious with a revolver. He remained in a vault seven and a half hours before recovery. Police have no arrests as fingerprint work continues. Florence Irwin was seen leaving Waterford with her parents.
The annual meeting of the Pine Grove Cemetery Association will be held at the office of Manager L. L. Alexander at coal slack evenings of Monday May 14th. Original stockholders and all lot owners in the eastern section are members and those interested in proper maintenance are urged to attend. DS ROWE Bee Secrot.
Local report states two automobiles were stolen from a Finerty home on West Washington. Whiniwhatim appears linked to the incident. citizens yesterday witnessed a wreck linked to the case. Investigation continues with authorities reviewing evidence and nearby surveillance.
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