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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1925
Page
8
Officers and advisory board review the Salvation Army activities for the year ending September 30, 1925. The report summarizes receipts and disbursements, including income from Christmas and street services and expenditures on salaries, rent, supplies, and missions.
Catholic Daughters of America hosted a Christmas party in St Edward's hall entertaining over 200 children with a program of recitations carols and songs. Santa visited and distributed stockings filled with candy and nuts as the audience enjoyed decorated stage displays.
Hoyt Chamberlain, a prohibition enforcement officer, faces a $74,000 damages suit filed in Bath by Charles Wheeler of the White Tom Champagne company. The claim alleges Chamberlain raided Gibson's Landing on Keuka Lake destroying thousands of gallons of unfermented grape juice, mislabeling it wine, and exceeded his authority without a search warrant. The action seeks $24,000 plus $50,000 punitive damages.
Practical new 2 and 1 inch pine timber for concrete forms, plus hardwood timbers in 4x4 to 10x12 and 13 foot lengths. About 40 hardwood logs around 20 feet long and 10 inches at the small end, all straight. Located on a good road at Columbus, Pa. Apply H E Bunce Natl Bank Ride Corry Pa or phone 491 3a.
Three prisoners were discharged from the Erie county jail on insolvency petitions. Annette Young Evans was freed after serving a six day term for liquor law violations. George Parfieter received a two hundred dollar fine and costs for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and served sixty days. John Horahan was fined twenty five dollars and confined two days after admitting to beating a city policeman.
A Washington Star fragment quotes Uncle Eben remarking that a simple thing reminds him of the old mole as a patient and obliging friend. The tone carries a folksy, reflective mood.
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