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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1926
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday from Booth Street Corry Pa. Publisher Entered at the Post Office at Corry Pa as second class mail matter. By mail 6500 per year. Advertising rates available upon application.
Congress is expected to stall between December and March with limited action. Debates over income taxes the Treasury, water diversions in the Great Lakes Mississippi Valley region, and possible Supreme Court involvement may shape winter, while defense cuts and farm relief await decisions. Muscle Shoals status and wartime government operations factor into a cautious, directive outlook.
A fragmented report notes a rival faction in San Francisco ending a violent conflict after four months and 2611 murders. The text questions media fascination with sensational crime and contrasts it with quieter news, suggesting public attention shifts to different crimes and pressures.
A collage of antiquated notes recalls Corry Union City disputes settled amicably over a lost cart matter. Mr and Mrs Hoyt Raymond welcome a new child. Keppel visit to Gowanda for his ninety year old mother. Wareeny football tentative, Waterford voters pass a measure 109 to 27. Allie Evans teaches math at Ithaca High School. Will Cooper of Chartwidge Springs leads the Imperial Orchestra in a violin solo at Presbyterian services. Sheriff elect Hen Cogawell makes a visit to the park house. Erie Bie pitch referenced.
Ralph S. Dewey outlines Corry Public Schools governance and finances, classifying districts, administration, and the school year. He explains district autonomy, state supervision, and costs per pupil, with a focus on Junior and Senior High structures, curriculum aims, and the impact of education on preparing youth for life.
A girl 11 Nora Johns of Liberty Street died at St Vincent's Hospital after a truck struck her on the way to school. Two others, including Addie Wands and a chauffeur, were injured in separate crashes. Coroner Hank Spaeder investigated after the driver moved the truck. the fatality marked the sixteenth traffic death that week in Erie.
United Press reports a large blast at Glendale public school in Scott township, Pittsburgh area. Believed to target the school tax proceeds kept in the safe. thieves found nothing of value as explosives damaged the safe and nearby clock stopped at 11. Sam, a small glove left at the scene, serves as a clue.
The Historical Circle met Tuesday afternoon at the Library Building with ten members present. After routine business, Mrs Dean presented a paper on National Relations of Mexico to the United States and Mrs Tustér read Bishop George L Miller’s article on the United States attitude toward Mexico. After the Griles report the Circle adjourned to November 16.
In Mayville on November 10 the Peacock Inn sale notice appeared at the county courthouse. Furniture and equipment will be sold Friday at 10 o clock after O C Carpenter’s death last spring. His widow runs the business but tourist traffic has been light and the inn will close. Carpenter bought the property from ALB Swesland about a dozen years ago and served patrons for years. Beadock Tin was the home of the late Judge William Peacock who supervised the Holland Land office.
Salamanca man Broderick, about 40, was slashed on the left ear cup and neck by an unidentified assailant at the Walsh Hotel on Main Street about 2 AM Tuesday. He was taken to the city hospital by hotel proprietor William Anglin, later discharged after dressing. No arrest or statement reported.
A fragmented notice notes electricity used to dry the tie on bills produced by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington. The garbled text preserves a reference to the energy method tied to currency production in the capital.
Mr AR Anderson, forester of the Pennsylvania State College, will visit Efie county on November 18 and 19 to demonstrate proper wood cutting for farm use and timber. A morning meeting at Boyd Atter’s farm will precede a woodland demonstration, with an afternoon session at Robert Paterson’s farm near Union City and Carel run.
Members of the Opportunity club held a successful supper at Presbyter Ingleburehi last evening. About 150 guests were served a substantial meal from 5 to 7 o clock. Miss Tean Macinnes oversaw the dining room with Mrs. Camble as general chairman and assistants including Mrs. Charles Whiteley and several others. Proceeds will benefit the club.
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