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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
7
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Erie county man G W Yost of Corty played a key role in perfecting the first practical typing machine. He advised on mechanisms, helped refine the Sholes Glidden design, and bought 4000 machines for sale through agencies. He later improved it with the Calliotype, built a factory, and supported early commercialization.
Eyewitness reports from Epson DerbyDay describe a crowded scene as horses race for prize prestige. Spectators fill the stands while officials manage the event, including notable owners and jockeys.
A string of auto drivers passing through Mentville Sunday collided near the McGuffin town bridge as one car lost a wheel. A polo player named Mead, 6, sustained a fractured skull and remains in Spencer Hospital in critical condition while another driver was reported to be much better after the accident.
Funeral services for Mrs Delia Smith were held yesterday at 2 o'clock from the home with a large gathering of relatives and friends. Rev Troy officiated, selections were sung by Bettie Thomas and Tigarge Thomas, and interment followed at Columbine Cemetery. Attending from out of town were Mr and Mrs Lee Ski of Chicago and Mr George ier of Sherman.
MEADVILLE May 3 Arrangements are being completed by the Line Railroad Company for repairing the roading and double tracking the main branch Line from Ferro to Neye Cas tes. The work will involve the immediate nature and use exporters that much of the work, will be completed this days.
Farmers and townsfolk report backache relief and improved urine regularity after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Testimonies from residents in Corry and nearby areas claim effective results with the remedy, though some wording remains unclear.
Keenly contested field events drew crowds at Ball Ground with Crane watching as students from Washington School, Tate School, Hatch, Fairview and others competed in yard dashes and sprints. Winners included Rosquist and Walker in various events, with girls relay won by Mairview squad and teams from Washington and Fairview placing in multiple races and jumps.
A cryptic note describes Radio India attempting a world noon synchronization. It mentions a naval observatory officer at Washington and an exchange with Australia. Details are fragmentary and naming is uncertain.
A community ceremony in Corry paid fitting tribute to fallen service members. Veterans and residents gathered in Pannel Hall and at local cemeteries to decorate graves as Rev. Ashton and speakers recalled Civil War and Spanish American War sacrifices and the nation’s enduring resolve.
London dispatch reports the Japanese government announced the last troops in China would be evacuated immediately, signaling a结束 withdrawal as Tokio confirms the move.
The Spartanburg Vocational School held its annual commencement on May 20 at 9:00 p.m. in the Methodist Church. Alumni banquet followed in Grange Hall with 160 attendees. Remarks, greetings, and various readings marked the program, with colorful favors and a three course dinner prepared by homemaking students.
The Civil Service Board of Corry will meet in Council Chambers on June 9 at 3 PM to examine applicants for City Police positions. Applications must be filed with the Board Secretary by June 3, 1922. Application blanks available at the City Clerk's Office. By order of the Civil Service Board. Arthur J. Lyons, President.
At S o clock this morning hundreds lined up outside Roe Mofick's shoe repair shop at 117 N Center Street hoping to be first to have shoes fixed. Mofick emphasizes longtime customer loyalty and offers two pairs fixed for the price of one compared with rivals.
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