18 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1923
Page
1
Fragmented notes describe plans for a large Aquepmiseton dine beatig project near Warren with electrical facilities and nearby sites at Pintateld Gavlind Spring Hrvek. Mentions supervision by Florence Wied and a municipal building directors meeting scheduled Thursday at Hlernpan with assorted local notices.
City council convened for a regular session largely focused on routine year end business. They reported a balance of 13AMO for November and a December balance of 4 602 05, discussed road construction funding and water supply upgrades, and set a adjournment date for December. The meeting also noted church event details and a memorial report from Jesup mine tragedy.
Sixteen men are feared dead after a blaze swept the Capitol Hotel in Houston early today. Firefighters lowered four charred bodies from the upper floors as search squads dig through smoke and debris for additional victims. A woman, Mrs A Anderson of Lakewood, escaped with her baby.
Two Chicago brokers Samuel Rosenblatt 40 and Tiny Sidi 29 were held in New York on $10,000 bail awaiting a federal conspiracy hearing. Indicted for involvement in a mail fraud scheme tied to a Pennsylvania town promotion and sale project. They were arrested after surrendering to federal court and posted $10,000 bail each for the January 7 hearing.
New York report outlines a broad clash over church liberalization with references to road work, highway maintenance, and municipal plans for 1923 1924 and beyond. Mentioned are local officials engineers and events including turkey auctions and football volleyball schedules in a period voice.
In New York the Episcopal Church faces internal conflict as leaders deny or comment on sermons last Sunday. Bishop and rector exchanges highlight disagreements over modernist theology and the virgin birth while a broader list of corporate and local interests appears in the surrounding text.
Dec. 18 at Wallington President Coolidge was informed that Sinliti South Carolina Democrat will be elected chair of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. Senator Watson Indiana predicts the vote will favor Smith with Norris and Howell expected to back him as well. The report cites Browresizys for Senator Courens and notes Mrs Georga B. Wood of Rust Pleat Street as a present observer. Various local families and visitors are mentioned in holiday travel and domestic news.
A proposed highway project would reroute Corry Garland Road with the state highway department planning a new ridge near Garloch. The plan includes a $2 million widening to create a 2100 foot clearance and move traffic away from a dangerous curve, with work expected to start after final arrangements and favorable weather.
Meadvill e area reports a new highway patrol unit traveling from Butler to Erie and Warren. A dozen members arriving in uniform on motorcycles stop at Sut Club headquarters to learn road conditions and safety duties.
The Methodist Missionary Society meeting chaired by President Geo. Patterson discusses mission properties damaged by Japan’s earthquake. Funds are expected from supporters including Mrs. Comstock and Mrs. Detwiler to aid Mary William scholarship work, with Mr. Claire Atforde delivering a lecture on Creative Roles in Japan and Korea independence.
G Reid Vale 41 associate editor of the Erle Timex died at his family home 240 East Fifth Street after a two year illness. A tubercular infection from which he never recovered led to his death in the city.
Conservative churchmen rally to defend basic doctrines amid a spreading row over the Virgin birth and core church teachings. Notable figures include Bishop Richard J. Nelson of Albany and clergymen from New York to Hoxton, signaling a national debate within the Episcopal Church.
Postmaster Hidley of Brits welcomes visitors and discusses postal service reforms at the Corry Rotary Club meeting. A formal talk outlined improvements and departmental changes aims to curb improper penalties and enhance efficiency. The audience, including local officials, showed strong interest in the evolving mail system.
In Chicago on December a sweeping fraud scheme connected to the Raya no River Trust of Panama is exposed. Authorities report losses of about twenty million dollars with hundreds implicated across New York Denver and Colorado cities.
A district convention of the Disabled American Veterans of World War is set today in Barre. Brackin has improved at home after a period of serious illness. Local family members traveled to the city to support her as district superintendent JF Black plans a sermon and special program with music and songs.
Obscure text describes a Christmas party at Cory Country Club with insured plans. Attendees will travel by conveyances to the new clubhouse if winter weather makes roads impassable. Elaborate entertainment and decorations expected, with refreshments and music provided.
The story reports Walter Camp selecting the All American team with regional players from the East West and South. It lists several colleges and players such as Harvard Cornell Minnesota and Chicago and notes the selection methods and home visits. The piece also mentions Elizabeth Moody returning home after a family illness.
Postal inspectors nationwide pursue Jane James Jr a modern Jimmy Valentine for looting post office lock boxes. Authorities trace checks and money orders stolen to Palo Alto California while suspects used false names to mislead investigations.
Coroner’s report outlines a fatal railway wreck near New York city. Investigation cites a viaduct or subway collapse as probable cause with several workers injured or killed. Authorities discuss structural issues and call for safety reviews and public disclosure of findings.
Preparations pace ahead for a New Year charity ball hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Worry hospital at the armory. Proceeds benefit the hospital with a poultry sale component. Vermont Serenaders of Pittsburgh will perform as the event decor reflects the season and volunteers coordinate holiday hospitality.
A man connected to a wartime death was released from murder charges after an official inquiry. The report details military service, a discharge, and lack of government provision for custody amid the investigation.
Members of the Readers Club held a Christmas party at Mrs TF Gittlu’s home. The event featured childhood photos, guessing games, fruit salad, sandwiches, cakes, and candy. About twenty-five relatives and friends from Clymer attended, and refreshments were served before guests departed.
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