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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1925
Page
2
The store showcases new Spring silks and crepe dresses with silk and crepe models arriving daily. Outing flannels remain in stock at 27 to 36 inch widths priced at 16 cents to 9.95 per dress, with eye catching new models on display.
Warren County officials cleared technical hurdles for a road link from Wiwlitsville to the state line. The state highway department would build the stretch, while county commissioners pressed for a Freehold post office access path. A 1900 Stackentidge map and local archival notes framed the dispute and proposed bidding for construction near Pittsfield and the Erie railroad.
A compact look reveals legible elements amid damaged type. Readable names places and dates emerge, offering a usable snapshot of a local story. The fragment hints at events, community figures, and timelines that can be formed into a concise card.
The village known as the goiter belt faces widespread thyroid issues in schoolchildren. The Board of Education with health officials orders iodine doses to pupils in grades and high school. Parents may sign cards allowing preventive medicine. Each week, children receiving signaled doses get chocolate treats from the health officer despite the small iodine dose hidden in the treats.
An advertisement touts Magi's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that removes intestinal mucous and allays inflammation. It claims to ease stomach and digestive ailments, including appendicitis, with a money refund if not convinced, and is sold by J. O. Condra and other druggists.
Hon Woodbridge N Perris United States Senator speaks to large audience on Michigan education issues. He calls for democracy in education, health and music in schools, and strongest emphasis on uniting home and school to strengthen the country. He shares experiences from Perris Institute and urges national cooperation.
A large audience attended the unveiling of the new school program praising the era of togetherness. Senator Perris and educators spoke on education’s importance while the event featured a medical procession, benediction, a student reception, and tours of the modern school plant. Local officials mayor CL Alexander and board members attended along with guests from Warren Titusville Erie and nearby towns.
Officials praised the dedication of the new school as the first evening's program drew a crowded auditorium. The exercises were well received, enjoyable, efficiently presented, and deemed a success from every standpoint.
The ceremony took place at 7 40 am with relatives and close friends present. Miss Anne Dempsey served as maid of honor and Rant Spiermiah, brother of the groom, was best man. After vows a wedding breakfast for eighteen was held at the groom’s home. The couple will reside at 0 East Frederick street after a trip to Cleveland. The bride, a National Bank employee, and the groom, with Bara Hardwire, receive congratulations from many locals.
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