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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1923
Page
6
A chaotic incident involves Suruple and Mrs as they enter multiple homes in Merl city limits, prompting police attention. Residents report startled reactions as authorities investigate the motive and any potential disturbance or threat.
A severe winter storm swept the Midwest and Plains, halting transportation from Minnesota to the Dakotas. Temperatures plummeted to five below zero in Chicago as winds whipped, with forecasts predicting further bitter cold through Thursday. The storm disrupted travel, damaged infrastructure, and set a record for the season in several states.
A pre Lenten party given by Emmanuel fifth and Sunday school last evening at 60 am featured elaborate supper, music, songs, and refreshments. Officers of the Sunday School extend goodwill to all attendees and expressed thanks for the pleasant evening.
A United Press dispatch from New York reports John J. Rogers, representing the Manchestersville commission, urging an embargo on coal shipments to Canada to relieve severe fuel shortages. He cites Detroit, Saranac, and Potsdam, N.Y., as among the hardest hit areas.
Lent observances begin with archdiocese and Catholic churches across the city. Morning services planned at St Thomas and St Albans, with Lent evening devotions from Wednesday through Easter. Local parish events announced by the diocese in the city, with service times and locations to run throughout the season.
An open minitinge here last night heard officials claim the bodies found in Lake La Fourche were planted by medical students and not those of Daniel and Richards. Dr Lew Dirger said the two men are alive in New Orleans and will be produced at the proper time.
A church social at the Williamson residence North Center featured a musical and literary program arranged by the ladies committee chaired by Mrs Rhipstiart. Attendees enjoyed decorations and games as a free will offering supported the Lutheran Church Building Fund.
Chicago February 11 A Federal hearing heard estimates that phantom radicals have cost American industry hundreds of millions of dollars over the past decade due to strikes walkouts and degradations linked to private detective agencies. Attorney Frank Walsh testified that effort by these agencies spawned unreal radical plots used to extract funds from bankers and merchants. Albert J Bailin, former detective, testified that Burns and Thi detective agencies pressed him to create fake radical plans for profit.
Corry man Ailatwos flehnet sits as a juror in the Erie murder case of Billy North. The panel, selected yesterday, includes John Reinhold, Eric Umburny, Albion Senger, and several other local workers. The trial, held in Erie, moves slowly with a few witnesses heard so far as Deputy Edgant Aiken and others testify.
Magistrate Porter Slike Tri bart presided as two cases opened in court. John Palstone faced a disorderly conduct charge after a domestic dispute with his wife, who alleged she found another woman at their home. Palstone was detained, fined ten dollars plus costs, while the other case involved Lynoduet and an assault charge linked to a family row.
Tet ladies gathered at Dr Bracken's home for a Tuesday afternoon circle. Mrs J B Young presented The Site Worm while The Relicf of Cayen Anne was discussed. A salad luncheon was planned at Mrs Bracken's home for Washington's Birthday.
Officials from the State Department of Agriculture launch actions against dog owners failing to obtain licenses. Prosecutions have begun in Eris county with fines starting at three dollars and over 3,000 unlicensed dogs reported in the region.
The February PTA meeting at Hatch School is set for Monday afternoon at 4:80 oclock in the principal’s room. Planned program includes student performances by graduates and small group acts featuring George Curtis, Annette Vitus, Virginia Kamps, Genevieve Petrepen, Audri Kenie, and Ruth Dennett. Lincoln dramatizations will be presented by Charles Raab, Richard Davin, Richard Miller, and Laddie Morrow, with a piano duet by Odel Murray and choir numbers by Elizabeth Weener and girls.
A famine of clothing in Russia endangers children as shortages grow severe. American relief workers report naked or barely clothed orphans amid windows broken by cold, with many unable to go outside. The American Relief Administration seeks $20 parcels via New York headquarters to supply wool, linings, muslin, flannelette, buttons, and thread for adults and two children each.
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