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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1925
Page
3
Public information notice lists mail rates for Corry including annual by mail five dollars and per copy three cents by carrier with fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on request.
German presidential race looms as Troe Trindenburg enters the field stirring supporters and critics alike. The outcome by month’s end may show Germany leaning toward democracy or monarchism amid debates on democracy, war and credit.
An opinion on walking guides in New York City describing painted arrows in Central Park. Different color arrows guide walkers along varied length routes from half hour to longer strolls, with notes on pace and personal whim.
Count Karolyi in Canada urges Americans not to lend more money to the Hungarian government under Horthy. He argues loans to warlike or repressive rulers invite propaganda losses, hinder peace aims, and risk repayment failures. He likens Europe lending to militarists to supporting Bolshevism and cautions support for democracies like Loana in strengthening global peace.
Twenty years ago a report from the city notes a performer named Burd of Pi returning home after a late evening concert. A leopard-chartered incident disrupts the show with stray chatter about forested paths and a public alert. Hughes DeLuiss left for Westfield this morning. Paulfield will host a future event as plans shift to California.
An advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur as the best treatment for facial neck and body skin issues. It claims germ destroying properties relieve itching irritation and eczema with immediate soothing effects. A small jar is available at drug stores.
The Kelly News Company will continue home delivery of the paper to all patrons of the city. The June issue remains available through our carrier, and service will persist as previously provided.
Voters in Dunkirk faced three propositions about building a new city hall on a new site and financing. Officials admit the election is informal and may not yield a definite ballot, with attorneys contending bonding is unlikely to be accepted and suggesting the matter be reconsidered.
Thieves looted Silver Creek Store on Thursday night while the town lacked a night officer since a resignation. Entry came by forcing the front and back doors with a truck believed to have picked up the stolen goods, as losses include stockings dresses and mens wear. Police investigation ongoing.
D Paige of Union City visited R D McKelvey and daughter Violet amid weeklong travels. Schoolgirl Lena Jackson hosted Warren ties while W A Trill visited. University of Pittsburgh student Robert Donaldson Jr returned home for Easter. Mrs Cant Donaldson visited parents, Miss Mary Roe ill at home, and Dr L D Paige was in town. Mrs Raymond Sittler and children visited Carry, John Gray spent weekend in Carry, Donna Clarke stayed with Oliver Clarke family, and Ray Stearns visited his mother Minnie Stearns.
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