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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1926
Page
1
Corry health officials vow strict enforcement after reports of unsatisfactory milk conditions at a dairy south of town and two farms north of the city which supply residents. The board will inspect all milk shippers and require city permits, with potential investigations if conditions persist.
Terry Rotarians and their boy guests at today's regular meeting of the club at Motel Corry enjoyed a fine Christmas party. The annual Rotary event drew about seventy five to eighty participants. Rev J A Martin led innovation, with Mrs G B Kump assisting carols, Miss Lawrle Murray at the piano, and Frank Wilcox on violin. A saxophone solo by Miss uth ivench delighted attendees. A Christmas tree with gifts for members and boys, hotel staff as waitresses, and a diverse orchestra provided a festive backdrop to the Corry Rotary celebration.
The Associated Gas and Bluetec System stockholders are to learn of the purchase of virtually all common stock in the Gas Utility companies. Inquiries include several named gas utilities across Ohio and nearby states, with multiple regional companies cited in the transaction.
Winter officially begins tomorrow with the shortest daylight. The solstice occurs as the sun reaches its southernmost point relative to the northern hemisphere, signaling the start of winter.
Milton R Tipton, formerly Kane police chief, is to assume Corry's police chief duties on January 1, succeeding G W Dunkle who resigned. Tipton, 26, has over six years in policing including four years as a state trooper, noted for handling crimes and gaining local respect. His Kane tenure ended amid salary and cooperation concerns with borough officials.
Justice Bailey hear s two day advisement on motions to quash indictments charging Albert Fall and Harry Sinclair with conspiracy to defraud the government in the Teapot Dome oil lease. Defense attorneys argued Senate action overstepped executive power while government prosecutors defended the case.
In Sharon Ohio a motor car crash killed two people and injured others after the driver allegedly tried to evade a patrolman. The deceased include Roland Hearth, manager of Life Guln Hated, and driver Charles Tel 20. Nor Morgan, a chorus girl, and Joseph Yarvac of the Sharon police were injured. A Black party member and two Black girls remain in jail as witnesses.
City Council members act as Santa to West Main merchants by approving a plan for a White Way on West Main Street. A petition from merchants led to installing electric street lighting with new standards and poles on the south side, funded by subscriptions and an agreement with Venango Public Service Corporation to erect five or six poles at cost.
A Christmas cantata to be staged at St Edward's School features a cast of students and teachers showcasing seasonal songs and dramatic readings. The program promises a festive afternoon filled with music, costumes, and holiday pageantry for families and the local community.
Mina Cheners found the body of Wilson Neckers 18 on a farm between Findley Lake and Sherman. He died from a shotgun wound to the head, the body near the barn door after breakfast plans were interrupted by Lois Neckers. The family, including invalid parents, had prior knowledge of distressing events surrounding the brothers.
Postmaster Bentley reports unprecedented holiday mail volume in Corry city. Extra clerks labor at the main office as trains run late and shipments pile up, with heavy parcels straining sorting and dispatch to ensure Christmas delivery. Evening window service begins to speed mailing and curb delays amid surge in letters and packages.
Washington reports the nomination of Gyrus J. Woods of Pennsylvania to an ambassadorial post is meeting sharp resistance from Republican and Democratic senators. Kentuckians Erort and Sarket lead the challenge, with confirmations expected to spark a broader fight among West Virginia Tennessee and Pennsylvania interests amid a charged campaign backdrop and disputed campaign financing details.
A ship fire off Galveston leads to five missing crew members. Survivors include Leonard LaVerson and machinist Gordon Scirus. Aaronah olf of the Suast of North Carolina was treated in a Marine Hospital. lifeboat drifted for 48 hours on the Clyde line Seminole. Detectives believe the British tanker Defender is bound for rescues. the missing may have fallen into icy waters.
CAPTAIN OF BOAT HELD Captain Jurry Rukyyilon, 20, was arrested in New York on the submerged labourer drowning case. He faces arraignment in homicide court later today if able, after being hospitalized. A guard was placed on the river to prevent further danger.
Officials from the Erie and Peninsular railroads agreed to end indiscriminate blocking of main city crossings. City officials were informed that steps are in place and that disciplinary action will follow improper blocking. Superintendent Krine will meet with city leaders later to discuss protests over passing trains in opposite directions.
Will Rogers arrives in Los Angeles amid band music and cheering crowds. The famed humorist draws warm welcome from constituents and leading figures including Douglas Fairbanks. Eb. Dohengewil King attends as a central figure in a political conspiracy plot.
An investigation is ordered into the nomination of Cyril Be Woods of Pennsylvania to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The nomination faced opposition from some senators. Hearings will be held after the August holidays.
Joy street accidents and several car skids marked a hazardous 24 hours in Findley Lake. An Hex coach carrying Union City residents skidded off a road embankment near Gallus Dance Pavilion, landing on its top but with four aboard escaping serious injury. Others reported wheel losses, curb impacts, and widespread minor injuries as motorists struggled on icy streets and hills between Union City and Carey. Tow trucks and a farmer with traction helped move vehicles on the slippery inclines.
Snow fencing to protect five streets in the city is being erected with thousands of feet of barrier along the Roosevelt Highway East Columbus Union South Central and North Center streets. City officials say the project will reduce drifting snow and restore easier travel on the heavily used routes this winter season.
In Alliance Ohio a deadlock on the school board leaves the election in dispute after the death of C. David Son. Probate Judge All. Dean of Canton will designate the fifth member to fill the vacancy.
City solicitor Kincaid and commissioners warned of a possible gas rate rise by Pennyvania Gas Co, with projections of eight dollars per thousand cubic feet by next July. They discussed ongoing rate cases before the Public Service Commission and noted recent Pennsylvania gas company improvements as a prelude to asset valuation changes and potential future bills for consumers.
In Hazleton Pennsylvania Des Abichaet Drosiligh president of Uneleton City Bank and Trust Company died suddenly at his home today. Drosiligh, once a step to coal mine work, was regarded as a pioneer in local finance and founded the bank’s ascent in the region.
Chicago December 21 Col. Prinle de Smith, senator- in the Illinois Senate, has accepted the appointment made by Soy Len Small for the United States Senate seat. The move sparks a new battle as factions prepare for a contested election.
A fragmented log of radio features across networks with mentions of WEAF and WSAS stations. It lists programs such as Vikings Scandinavian Vintetide Music and an Opera lecture at the University of Nebraska with Bizet Carmen and Verdi Il Trovatore.
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