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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1924
Page
3
Publisher Arthur Colegrove lists the Corry Pennsylvania newspaper as a daily, except Sunday, with mail rates six dollars per year and three cents per copy. Carrier delivery and weekly fifteen cents are noted along with advertising rate information upon application.
Governor Pinchot urges Americans to examine the Eighteenth Amendment and supports modification to allow light wine and beer. He calls for citizen responsibility, voter registration today, and emphasizes enforcement and residence in the Commonwealth as essential to upholding law and American institutions.
Officials in a Septedition meeting endorsed construction of a new Erie station and a freight facilities plan along the railroad, with a tentative timeline and funding considerations under review. The proposal includes depot access enhancements and spurs for future cargo movements as city leaders weigh the project’s impact on growth.
A Gates reunion Sunday in Caneoril Township celebrated birthdays for Thad Gates and Frank Wickwire with family visits and games. Dinner and ice cream were served under trees at Layrock, where everyone enjoyed the outdoor gathering.
An advertisement describes using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair. It claims the product neutralizes gray tone evenly overnight with a single application, claiming hair becomes darker, glossier and more youthful by morning.
A railroad company seeks a certificate of public convenience to operate a new bus service from Old City to Titusville. The plan includes a morning train out of Albany and a return service to Pittsburgh, with the public notice indicating regulatory approval required before September 27.
Funeral services for William V. Gates are planned with details pending in the notice. Local arrangements indicate burial in the community cemetery after religious rites at the church.
A dubious advertisement claims Rheuma acts on kidneys and liver the first day, cures rheumatism, lumbago, and kidney minery with rapid joint relief. It invites readers to buy at NF Ames & Co or any good druggist and promises money back if unsatisfied.
The article notes that Saprilay afternoon Ty Weidy was to be plowed in Pine Groves when Mr Gates allegedly suffered a stroke. He was 87 and survived by four children and several others.
A fragmentary local social page lists residents and visitors across Blue Eye and nearby areas. It notes gatherings at homes of Griewold, Lange, Sandburg, Connell, and others, including trips to Findley Lake and Barcelona. Families attend meetings, share meals, and mention a new car purchase and travel.
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