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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1922
Page
3
Corry Pa newspaper entry notes A D Colegrove as publisher for Golegrove with entry at Corry post office as second class mail matter. Mail rates cited as 5 dollars by carrier, three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week, with advertising details implied.
A Federal survey indicates American churches raised over a full billion dollars last year, underscoring strong support for church work. The piece argues African generosity grows with tangible outcomes, notes a postwar shift in religion, and predicts significant church development and adaptation in coming decades.
Illinois considers a state park around Cahokia region, home to early monumental earthworks. The largest mound spans 16 acres in measured design, with archaeologic finds showing rare pottery. These mounds illuminate Americas prehistory and deserve public preservation and study.
Citizens push for civilian gun disarmament amid rising violence in Volgin. Authorities back curbs on armed civilians while thugs exploit gaps, claiming ordinary police cannot yet handle the crime wave.
Readable text shows an appeal from a Mr Dairymen figure advertising a demand for cream and promising unlimited outlet access and weekly payments despite garbled wording.
Lawrence Biondoleng announces a public auction of the entire stock of groceries fixtures Detroit tiles show cases refrigerators and all business assets. Sale starts Saturday at 1 p.m. and runs until the stock is sold at the buyer's price. Auctioneer Arthur Beensten? on First Ave.
Peggy Joyce mentions the west while stray notes recap labor strikes, insurance sums, stolen auto, and rising rail prices. The column critiques haste, urges calm action, and hints at societal fixes versus rash impulse, touching on Ireland and debt.
Entries recount trips to East Aurora for Elbert Hubbard’s Roycroft shop, visits to Tamestown and Brooklyn, names like Miss Mary Hopkins and Rev J Wilson, church conferences, travels of Mrs Darrow to Medford Oklahoma, and local notes including a Park Stock Company production and income tax installments amid labor unrest.
The September grand jury reports faulty construction at the new poor farm near Girard. Inspectors found broken tiles in walls and ceilings, flagging structural concerns as work on the almshouse began last year. The project, led by Conrath Vanstene Vien company, totaled about $127,000.
A fragmentary note describes a character named Ronan Meal advocating eating nature’s food, specifically whole wheat and rye cut into small granules, to fill life’s longing and pep. The text critiques a system’s lack of life-supply and promotes natural sustenance as remedy.
Erie police arrest John Pawlaski of Pittsburgh and Mike Kosinski of Peleyeland after a large fake check ring floods the city. Pawlaski confessed he passed at least sixteen checks, mostly for 26 dollars, drawn on Second National Bank. Kosinski acted as mastermind and lookout in a plan using rubber stamps and fake signatures to obtain goods, leading to a swift takedown after a store alerted police.
Hornell report states that effective this morning at 7 oclock the contract between the Hornell Repair and Construction Corporation and the Erie Railroad will be terminated. Shops at Hornell and Bradford Elmira and Binghamton return to the Erie system. Robert E Woodruff, manager, says the move marks the end of the contract shop operation in this region and signals a broader end to the contract system. The Wyominge Delaware and Jefferson Division has been moved from New York to the Morell region to facilitate movement of count.
Timber supplier Silos Staver advertises Pasnarack notable for spearheading timber purposes. Offers all widths and tenths up to feet. Contact L Caflisch, Iyer, and Orla for orders.
In Dunkirk a car traveling west on the Main Road Friday night struck a standing car owned by Gr Skinner of West Port, damaging the vehicles. Joe Fong of Jamestown was arrested for driving while intoxicated and jailed overnight. He was arraigned before Justice Monroe on a charge of intoxication, given a 16 to 130 day sentence, with two prior convictions cited.
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