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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1925
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR lines hint at sewerage work and city planning but provide few readable details. The garbled text mentions dates, a street or division, and possible names, yet no clear actions, parties, or outcomes emerge from the readable portion.
A chaotic, injury filled report details Floyd Collins being trapped in Sand Cave Kentucky. Rescue work is hindered by a sagging rock trap and dangerous shaft conditions. Coroner’s jury to examine the fate as authorities weigh further efforts. Officials note recovery risks and plan to hold an inquest if needed.
A Pennsylvania liquor control bill moving to regulate alcohol by permit and inspection was reported to the Senate by the Joint Senate Law and Order Committee. The House Law and Order Committee postponed action on the Snyder act related measure as officials plan early moves on liquor bills. Deputy Attorney General Campbell was tasked to settle key legal points amid the first Senate test.
The Library Building hosted the Authors weekly session with Mrs. J. Robilion presenting a paper titled Td My Tarbell, Mrs. J. Ne Nortor offering a sketch of Hand Herber, and Miss MM. Spleiman reviewing a book. The program drew strong attendance and lively comments on the works.
In Sandy Lake Pennsylvania two days of ice play ended in tragedy as brothers Matthew three Stanley six and Edward four Safran drowned after slipping through thin ice on a creek connected to the lake. Rescue teams recovered Matthew and Stanley later and Edward remained missing despite hours of search.
Ray Lawrence A McBride, noted Erie church speaker, will deliver the dedication address at St Edward's parochial school and gymnasium opening. Amarked musical program and entertainment follow, with Mayor Alesans presiding at a short rally. The event, beginning at 8 pm Wednesday, is open to the general public and expected to attract a large crowd.
Washington reports a special Senate session may be held to confirm appointments and address foreign questions including the Lausanne pact and Isle of Pines, with Kellogg likely to become secretary of state after March. Duffield mentions Chamber nominees and possible early adjournment or a brief session to clear pending matters.
A fragmented radio schedule lists featured programs and stations across major markets. Notable items include Gilbert and Sullivan fare in New York, a Schubert Choral Club broadcast from San Francisco, and a Pacific-Union Olympic Club program in Detroit with varied local listings.
London reports King George is a victim of the influenza epidemic. A royal bulletin states the bronchitis from which he has suffered is improving, though he spent a restless night. The notice is signed by Sir Frederick Staley and others from the Penn and Dawson circles.
Senator Ferris of Michigan spoke to Rotary and Kiwanis members at the Presbyterian Church, urging home and school cooperation. He outlined the Peoria Institute work, criticized overstandardization, and urged education for all, ending with praise for the home as the bulwark of American society.
Mrs Elizabeth Darcy wife of William Barry died at 621 South Center Street Monday night at 11 25 after several weeks illness The death followed a stroke on February 1 Her birth in Vermont was June 29 1860 and she had lived in Carty for 25 years Survived by her husband three sons William Cleveland Frank Buffalo and Donald Barry one brother Charles Buckley blue Tarandy Funeral from St Thomas Church Thursday at 9 40 Roy MB Tracy to officiate Interment at Saint Whornas cemetery
Roosevelt tells the House Military Affairs committee that air forces must stay as auxiliaries to the Army and Navy. He warns against duplicative spending and argues aviation remains defense essential despite doubt about a major future air battle.
After a full day of urging from the Board of Education and civic leaders, a dedicatory ceremony for the new Junior High School is set for this evening. Michigan Senator Ferris will speak as the building opens at 6:30 with tours to follow and a public reception after the program.
The Readers held a Valentine party yesterday afternoon with a poll call and valentine themed responses. Mrs Rich read a story before a program segment featured crossword puzzle contributions and prizes for four ladies with correct answers. A salad luncheon and social followed, drawing a large attendance of members.
Rey J. A. Martin, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, officiated at funeral services held Monday afternoon at 2 oclock for Mrs Sarah Alexander widow of Tate Rosiert Alexander, at the home 24 East Congress street. Relatives and friends attended. Flowers bloomed around the casket. Interment was in Pine Grave cemetery Inmally plot. Bearers were four sons OL Alexander T J Alexander Harry Alexander Ward Alexander James Ransom and W W Morgaridge. Mr and Mrs Perry Abby of Pindley Lake attended from Ott of Or rety.
Governor Pinchot presented a broad program to Pennsylvanians calling for state control of electric power generation and distribution. The proposal seeks 25 year leases, state board regulation for major utilities, and interstate compacts or federal legislation to curb the power trust. He warned that without such control the public faces industrial bondage or economic freedom, shaping national power development.
Funeral services in memory of Miss Lurilie May Brown who died at her home on first anniversary will be held from Alexander and Company parlors Thursday at 2 o'clock. Burial will take place in Cutting Cemetery. Survived by her mother stepfather two sisters one brother grandmothers Mrs May Howard Mrs Anntie Preston and grandfather James Preston.
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur informed Secretary of State Hughes that the United States has fully complied with the Washington Arms Limitation pact provisions. All terms must be executed within a year and a half after ratification by the last signatory France. The period marks treaty activation after France's ratification.
United Press reports Thoraki L Wenn Sr and his wife Ware were found dead in their hotel apartment in St Paul Minnesota on February 17. Police suspect a murder suicide with the husband as shooter and wife as victim, details scarce.
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