07 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
1
Fragmented OCR report notes Labour and Liberal candidates in London constituencies. It mentions Labour gains or strong showing and Conservative responses, with reference to party platforms and potential voter shifts amid local contest dynamics.
Negotiations with the Trinier lie of Corny Tit shih completed to bring the Carnegie Tech Musical Club to town on December 15. The program includes choirs and instrumental pieces by the school pupils and townsfolk. Tickets cost 28 to 50 cents.
City health officials announced a drop in measles illness with about thirty cases reported this quarter. The update notes improved prevention and treatment efforts and expresses hope for continued decline in the near term.
The Derembiet montis at Ube Hrok aminraw Valley hapten held in Municipal Clb roamevew today. Seventvan members attended due to weather with plans for Maye and ringing time. Reports praised the Piligring Cea canis of Moe Breton eye tiantite and noted the election of Mek Battier as president of United-Waily. An article by WEP highlighted the value of the organization and its aims to keep women engaged and occupied.
Police report two hunters found liquor at a residence in Kentucky and were arrested after a late night disturbance. One suspect received a fine and costs. the other’s details remain unclear due to incomplete information.
Daniel Lusey died last night at his Norwin address 707 Mavioi street about 12 oclock. He had been ill for months. He is survived by three sons John Lucos Brie and Liveey Jr Corry. two daughters Mrs WSCRabyitte of New York and Mrs Charles Gormora of Corry. brothers BJ Lawtey and John Limy. sisters Mite Lusey and Mrs Mary Garvey. Funeral services in his home town will be from St Thomas church Monday morning at 9:30 oclock with burial in St Thomas cemetery.
United Press report from Washington outlines President Coolidge shaping the 1924 Republican platform. It notes Hiram Johnson’s influence as a rival for the nomination and discusses tariff, the bonus fight, Ford offer, and party unity tensions as Coolidge seeks to solidify support.
County leaders and Erie Waterlight Union City officials joined at Barish Hall for the Good Roads dinner to pledge strong support for the Corry and Union City highways plan in 19M. A large crowd heard remarks from Chamber representatives as turkey dinner was served.
The meeting elected officers to assist the effort for the Corry and Union City road project. Speakers reviewed highway plans and pledged broad support from Bre County, Union City interests, and local manufacturers. A unanimous resolution urged the state to authorize and fund the road construction next year.
A steamer with fifteen crew on board struck in a gale off a treacherous coast. Five bodies recovered, ten missing, last seen when the vessel encountered severe weather. Searchers and authorities continue to probe the wreck and account for all crew.
Police urge motorists to refrain from placing 1924 license plates on their cars after January 1. Chief Dunkle says officers will enforce the law and will not tolerate operation without valid plates after the new year.
The notice reports a sale of the Thomas Ice Company after many years of service by Wiogile Whiley. It notes transfer of property under court order and mentions conditions around the conveyance and the involved parties in the town.
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania met with Progressive Republicans in both chambers to outline a definite plan for progressive coal legislation during this Congress session.
A former Corry resident, Mrs. Blanchard, 35, died at her home in Spartansburg last evening at 8:16. She was wife of Gordy Blanchard and survived by four daughters, two sisters, and one brother. Funeral services will be Sunday at 1:00 PM at the East Branch Baptist Church with interment in Evergreen Cemetery, Union City.
A rebellion backed by Obregon opponents spreads as Confederate leaders seize key ports and offices in Vera Urz and neighboring states. General Vundilise Sone commands rebel forces, while federal troops retreat. Rebel factions install their own governors and seize control of prisons, mail, telegraph, and government buildings.
The Baptist church conducted its annual meeting with Mr Char Olds reelected to a term of four years. Reports cited Bible School activities with primary and banner departments, offerings, Sunday attendance, and four social gatherings. The Finance committee noted a shortfall of about $1 per Sunday for the prior quarter and plans for the Christmas Bible School program.
A vocational expert presents a lecture at the Chester NM Sanford High School auditorium tonight. The program, titled Failures of the Agia fits, invites an audience for an informative evening.
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