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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1927
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday on West South Street Corry Pa. Publisher Arthur Colegrove entered at the Post Office as second class matter. Rates show three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week with advertising rates available upon application.
Navy films supply entertainment for sailors and civilians, with planned reels in theaters and shipboard viewing. The program mixes feature stories with strong action and cartoons while also researching projector tech and other equipment to improve film production and distribution for naval audiences.
A fragmented reassessment from Journal Files of May 21 1907 in Union City Times notes upheaval around a chair factory and city council debates. It mentions international incidents, British and Russian actions, and a broad sense of global tension reflected in local discourse.
The fragment outlines inquiries to the Secretary of the Interior and other officials about inauguration procedures. It references President Herbert Hoover era officials like Hale and Burley Weight and asks about 10th of Was jinn and Amwaber of Wie Heatseal Representatives. It lists state senators and agriculture department names and a two year review period.
The Concord P T A held a Friday afternoon program at 8 o clock with songs and instrumental numbers directed by Miss Young and Miss Connell. Bonnie Movers performed selections like Maritime and Mighty, plus a vocal by Miss Murray. Jim Mulhims and others presented a duet. Mrs Tiffany and Kep ple Ni contributed Civic Page. Annie Laurie gave a fine solo. The program included Health Habits a talk by Mrs Chan and daughter, and Five Smith with Pittsburgh plans.
Funeral rites were held for Mrs Baker with local clergy and family in attendance at Pine Haven. Relatives gathered as the service paid tribute to the late resident with flowers and prayers.
United Press reports May 21 that a High Canton official faces indictment amid a probe into alleged police graft tied to the Mellott murder. Witnesses were to appear before a grand jury as prosecutors press claims of a broad underworld conspiracy and police complicity.
United Press report from Ridgway Bo May 21 describes Thomas Wetlin, a U S Senior, barred from giving a speech at a local theatre. After permission was denied by town authorities Wetlin spoke to about 800 people in the hall of a central organization.
Junior high students raised funds for Mississippi flood relief by selling candy. The proceeds supported the Red Cross chapter and the local campaign, with volunteers including Zara Smith and Mary Litko aiding sales and preparation. About $1200 was pledged toward the city quota as the drive continued.
A group including Hurrnis nd SOA store thief in Albion received long sentences. Jade Rosaiter, jailed at the Wester penitentiary, was among those convicted after arraignment in Emma Court. Pending retrial, three other defendants face related charges as jurors heard testimonies in Erie County.
Parents Teachers Association meeting of Fairview School held yesterday afternoon at 1:20 PM in Room No 1. About forty pupils and friends attended. After business, a program featured dramatization Moo Tsong School Pure Tanke Lindsey Viking Paulin, plus a health demonstration by Nu Sand 4. Agnes Ponpetl, health director in schools, spoke on health work and future plans. Meeting adjourned to September.
Fragmentary notes describe sightings of a pure white deer along the Grey sidisite route near Frybure on a Friday. The mangled text references oil chylor conditions, wear maps, and local pupils recording observations, with unclear place names and dates.
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