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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1919
Page
3
Two men were arrested Sunday evening by Game Warden Hatton Binick of Forest County for hunting on Sunday. They were found in a wagon with dogs and eight rabbits, facing charges of hunting on the Sabbath. one man recited a collateral incident while the other was taken into custody with his dog and prey.
Fishermen reached a compromise after a dispute over pay, with a new wage structure that includes bonuses and a guaranteed rate for the first 1,000 pounds of catch. The deal covers a total payout for the season and applies across the fleet, with tent-like accommodations for crew.
Daily Fashion presents two youthful silk and wool dresses with intricate collars and trimmed skirts. First model features a metince collar tied at the back and a braided neck trim, sizes 14 to 20 years, price 26 cents. Second model Dress No 5491, sizes 16 to 20, price 25 cents. available from Th. P. Livermore.
A brief ad claims with cosmetics and eye washes can brighten and brighten eyes. It promises quick, noticeable changes in eye appearance and suggests regular use improves eye health and sparkle. The copy mentions Lavoptik eye products and aluminum tiny items as part of the regimen.
The Civ Service Board of the City of Corry invites applications for police positions with a deadline November 15, 1919 at 8 p.m. Application blanks are available at the City Office Library Building and must be filled and returned there. Regular police department examinations will be held at Cornell Chambers Theory building on November 6, 1910 starting at 2 o clock.
Fragmented OCR reports a national newspaper printing crisis as dominant papers warn of paper shortages and price hikes. It notes publishers plan to ration ink and fiber, affecting all major papers and threatening daily editions with higher costs and delayed shipments.
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania on November 18 nearly all managers in the mining sector resumed work yesterday. It is believed many more will return to their duties in the coming days as operations begin to ramp up.
Jamestown rate case against the Pennsylvania Gas Company adjourned in Buffalo for two weeks. Commissioner Barhite presided with Louis J. Thrasher and Marion H. Fisher representing the city and the company. Barhite ordered the company to provide information on its New York business as the commission rules that Pennsylvania and New York operations must be separated before a Jamestown rate can be set.
Me Puvival Le Suave, Royal College of Music London graduate, to give an organ recital at St Thomas church Thursday night November 20. He will perform selections from grand opera and popular tunes, with strong recommendations and a well filled church expected. Corry Restaurant at 42 W Main St advertises Wantel-Dithashor for the fret dime Thursday evening.
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