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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1922
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal lists its publishing details at Bungay Wort South Street Cony Pa. It notes publication as second class mail matter and annual and per copy rates with advertising rates available on request.
A discussions piece on rural social work training at the University of Mingued Haw estate, detailing a four year program for rural social workers. It emphasizes integrating practical aid work with leadership principles, the shift from city focus to open country programs, and the belief that rural exodus will fade as rural districts gain capable social workers.
The article surveys the controversy over skirt length, citing Paul Poiret and trends in New York. It questions whether fashion is driven by designers or by broader cultural forces, noting fears of social change and bodily effects tied to length.
An OCR read presents a garbled notice mentioning Mr Dalrymen and Casby Avery in an offer related to cream and an unlimited outlet. The fragment suggests a sales or deal context with unclear specifics and names.
Beginning Saturday September I will sell my entire stock of prooellen, fixtures, Detroit cales, show case, refrigerators and everything connected with the business to the highest bidder. Sale begins at 1 p m sharp and continues into the evening. Large stock in gold in your own price. Lawrence Riondolello No 8 Fide Ave Arthur Seduten, auctioneer.
A fragmented column recalls events spanning twenty years, mentioning Abulabatalay and Gerry Kincaid, with references to Tasik Howind and Mant is Avitahor. It notes weather, local places like Corry and Chy ner, and a world outlook including the World Criminal Court debate. The piece blends local gossip, names, and a foray into international war crimes discourse.
Construction began Friday on a new resort hotel at Erie near Perry Square between Hammermill Paper and Four Mile Creek. Builders Hagete Point Park Co plan a brick, 100 by 42 foot hotel with enclosed porches and lake views, featuring private dining and banquet facilities, ready for spring opening at an estimated cost around twenty five thousand dollars.
Two murder trials begin Monday afternoon at the Erie courthouse. George Markarewitz faces trial for the Junewiex case, accused of stabbing Veronica Junewiex to death on June 4. Fred Maswell and Eddie Wilkes stand trial for the murder of night watchman George Mauer at Griswold Manufacturing plant in March.
Detrot and eye and Transportation Company ordered two large passenger steamers from the America Shipbuilding Company of Cleveland. Each vessel about 614 feet long with side wheel propulsion will carry around 2000 passengers and 600 state rooms. The ships, costing about 3 million dollars each, will operate between Detroit and Thurffaln and are slated to enter service next season.
The Cleveland Erie Railway was sold at a receiver’s sale Thursday afternoon for 75000 to Buffato Moore Wrecking Corporation. The franchise was bought for 1000 and plans keep the line in operation. The sale, delayed previously, occurred in the large courthouse courtroom with Buffalo firm opening the bidding.
Erie September 1 Larry Vox sentenced to life term in the Western Penitentiary after conviction in county court for murder of George Maver night watchman at the Griswold plant. He contracted a disease while in prison and officials did not obtain the expected final confession before dying in custody.
A jury returned a guilty verdict against James Pugliesi on a first degree murder charge. The defendant, linked to the Willing of Sylvester, faced evidence from the evening of December 25 and was sentenced to life imprisonment following the jury's decision.
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