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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
8
Under a new law and poor opening weather, the deer kill fell about 2000 from last season in Pennsylvania. Fewer bucks meeting the two point requirement and stricter legal shooting rules contributed to the drop as an estimated 500,000 licensed hunters faced restrictions and many illegal shots were noted.
The article notes a colder, wetter start and a warm spell later drawing more hunters. It cites about 620,000 licensed hunters in the woods this year, up from just over 10,000 last year, with thousands more unlicensed landowners and families. A halt is planned between the 18th and 24th in Adams, Cumberland, Franklin, Fulton, Mifflin, and Perry counties to reduce deer numbers.
Klansmen searched hotels and tourist homes along the Indian River for Alice Rhinelander after a report she was missing from her New York husband Kip Rhinelander. Guards were posted at stations as the hunt extended to cottages and inns.
Lovells Corners near Pleasantville reports the death of Robert J. Baker age unknown as a clutch broke from a Ras engine when he tried to start it on his farm. His body was found by Ralph Spence and others at the pump house after he failed to return for dinner. The skull injury suggests he had been dead hours.
A worker was killed instantly when a byide engine belt started and struck him on the forehead. The body was found in the belt house adjoining the pump house. A brother of the deceased died in a similar accident about nineteen years ago on an adjoining alley project.
The United States Chamber of Commerce board adopted a resolution opposing Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania's settlement plan for the anthracite coal strike. It urged arbitration of all aspects of the controversy and criticized the proposal for not including full arbitration.
Patrolman Warren P Beicher of the Waterford police attended the funeral of Wretling friend J. Woodward, longtime Waterford Telephone Vamping manager. Feliller also visited Joan Rockwell, four, hospitalized with a fractured skull after an auto accident. Rockwell is sister of Mrs. Burtwell of Worth Street.
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