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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
3
Public notice lists Postal Service details for Corry Pennsylvania including Second Class Mail matter status and pricing. Rates for mail by mail and carrier are stated with annual and per copy charges and a weekly rate, with advertising rates available on application.
The article discusses the Lane letters and their publication, noting diverse opinions from William Redfield and former Navy Secretary Daniels. It argues the letters do not tarnish Woodrow Wilson’s reputation, attributing criticism to cabinet tensions and Wilson’s habit of gathering information before decision making. Mrs Wilson favored staying out of the war until fate forced engagement.
Twenty years ago from the Journal file November 1 1908 recounts Barry High School senior football plans for a Union City trip to play bloody ids with the High School women students. A Halloween party at Old Hatch drew about 190 attendees including teachers and Misses Geraldine Paylor Bernice Bracken Marie Austin and Vass Views. The Armory concert and dance by the Tron Musiders Union drew over 60 tickets sold, with 115 on the floor. Henry Gorin won the gentleman's prize and Anne Green the ladies prize. Interior improvements at the Tartaran Church add to its look and patients at Party hospital reportedly feast onparledgey. The owner of the apple barrel has dropped, B G Smith attended the Carry party in Union City with orange and Mack. The M C A district convention meets in Oil City with delegates named. The Journal notes Ajax company's remarkable growth since organization.
The piece riffs on wartime debts and global finance with humorous asides about France Britain Russia and Germany. It muses on paying debts in kind eyeing reparations and inviting famous figures to settle accounts. It ends noting gas price cuts easing resentment over stock dividends.
The fragmentary OCR text surveys diverse topics from royalty, radio, and fashion to politics and war era reflections. It mentions Bonar Law on tranquility, Metaxakis, debates on newspapers cost, radio promises, and social notes on marriages and health with scattered names and phrases.
In Erie on Monday Chas Tubbs of Thietieth and Peach streets suffered possible skull base fracture and severe injuries to eye and ear when the wagon he drove was struck by a street car at Eighteenth and Poplar streets. He and 10 year old Kenneth Shaffer of West Twentieth Street were taken to St. Vincent's Hospital. Shaffer was only slightly hurt. The accident involved a team traveling south on Poplar as the car, operated by Motorman A. Sole, moved east.
In Eighteenth, Tubbs was thrown to a wagon as the Schaffer boy tried to steal a ride. He was hurt while attempting the ride on his way to school. The truck was driven by Adam Haustah of 2062 German Street.
Franklin Bog, winner at Pittsfield, is named by the Penn y Grouse Dog Association. The tenth annual event at Winnifield saw English setter Nugum Mohawk by Harry M. Wilson take the title amid entries from across the United States. Judges included Creok and others, with a note on property calls and mixed local ads in the same column.
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