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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1924
Page
3
A grand jury in Tudson Canty argues old statutes from 18th century morality differ from modern views. They contend many anti vice laws adopted by New Jersey in 1878 are outdated and should be replaced to meet current standards and public sentiment.
In anticipation of a future war the United States government reorganizes a full company of reserve railroad engineers from the Erie line. The regiment centers in Cleveland and will be ready to mobilize at a moment's notice.
A 1904 Journal Filey item notes the Young Men's Christian Appeal pushing for a baseball field and equipment. Marching events and local personalities are referenced, alongside weather glimpses and public life commentary.
The Virginia Polytechnic Institute and local USDA extension workers promote a contest to improve living rooms in Albemarle County Virginia. They note changing trends toward livable, comfortable rooms that can host conversations and family leisure, reflecting household needs and desires.
Mrs Ferguson from Erie toured the city yesterday en route to Franklin in the company of friends.
A Fairview man, Andrew Sedlock, 47, was killed instantly when a tree toppled while three men were cutting cord in the woods. Sedlock and two companions were struck as the trunk fell. one man escaped, another was injured but survived.
Miss Vera Hasbrouck daughter of Mrs Alice Hasbrouck Concord street and Mr Phillip Herron son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Herron Concord street were married by Rev M S Ashton at the Emmanuel Episcopal rectory at 10 oclock They were attended by MF and Mea Haybrouck Mr and Mrs Herron will reside at 19 Concord street Marold Hines of Cleveland spent Sunday in the city with his mother Addie Hines and other relatives
Sister Mary J. evangelist, formerly of Cory, died at Holy Humility of Mary convent in Youinintown after ten days of illness. She was daughter of the late Me awi Mek Juhi Chrrati and entered the order more than forty years ago. Survived by three sons and several brothers including Sister Mechtilikio, Mix. Act Lewis and Meg Ayres, Carroll, and John J. Carroll, Jamestown. She visited Corry last summer and was well known locally.
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