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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
6
The first monthly Captain meeting outlined full Girl Scout activities in Corry. Mothers learned home service hours will earn honors, with hikes and troop ceremonies including Tender Foot Pins for Methodist troops led by Miss Brooks and other leaders.
Lars Benson of Mt Jewett was in an accident at the Mt Jewett tanning company's plant yesterday at 3 40 pm. His hand was badly mangled when caught in machine gears in the beam room, with wrist cords severed. He was brought to Kane Summit Hospital for treatment.
The Epworth League of the first M.E. Church organizes its Third Annual Outing at Lovells for convenient bathing. They depart after two o clock with later cars for those with work. A plenary supper, games, and contests are planned. girls to bring sandwiches and table items, boys to supply corn, wieners, and coffee.
An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is the best life insurance, curing stomach and intestinal issues. It urges readers to try the remedy via local druggists with a money back guarantee. The notice also lists a public sale near Corry with household items and farm implements, auctioneer contact, and payment terms.
The Memphis Press defied a federal injunction issued in the Daugherty case by printing full editorials and a piece denouncing injunctions as a curb on free speech. Editor Jacob Phen, arrested, justified the action as defense of constitutional rights. Also noted is a for sale listing for a cheap Ford roadster by A. K. Jones at 132 Bott Street.
John Skirl a carpenter at the America Plate Glass plant was killed Wednesday afternoon when scaffolding collapsed in the left room. He and three coworkers were erecting steel track when a heavy plate struck him, breaking ribs and causing fatal pulmonary hemorrhage.
Federal authorities arrested nine people after a major raid on the Hotel Lenanne in Manhattan's red light district. The boss of the operation, a high profile dope trader named Rogers, was among those taken, with agents reporting the ring distributed heroin cocaine and opium to hundreds daily. A tong knife was used in the struggle before surrender. A separate Senate panel approved a sweeping coal industry investigation bill without a record vote.
A car accident west of Poll sends Mrs Elmer Stick through the windshield with facial injuries and a broken nose. Mr and Mrs Stick and a passenger are injured. the vehicle overturned several times before stopping. Mrs Stick is reported hurt on her face and nose, with injuries to her right side.
Lawrence Diondolello announces sale of entire grocery stock at No 8 First Ave as part of a business closure. Arthur Scouten acts as auctioneer for the process which begins at 1 p m and continues until inventory is sold. Local context references Thaw Joney Financial Agency and labor discussions with Provident Warfield and Senator Heginning, noting the connection to wider strike settlements.
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