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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
3
Fragmentary notes describe a sermon at the Smirches e4 Prayer Presbyterian service. The text hints at themes of faith, home life, and community, with scattered phrases about oil, danger, and guidance as the preacher urges perseverance and support for those in need.
The Cony Evening Journal lists publication data for Corry Pennsylvania. It notes daily except Sunday distribution on West South Street and provides mail and carrier rates for subscriptions and per-copy pricing. Advertising rates are available on request.
The American Council of Argentine and allied groups warn President Coolidge that tariff protection harms farmers by raising prices and taxing them. They call for equal benefits from government action and predict upheaval if reform continues.
A man arguing with police in Franklin at near midnight was urged to stay quiet. Officers warned him about the late hour, then forfeited $15 after the man refused to comply, prompting questions about city policing.
A vintage ad fragment promotes wallpaper rolls and remnants under Knepp's. It urges buying a single roll for all needs and hints at savings with dry paste, referencing W. Main Street location. An ad style note emphasizes value and convenience.
A reader notes the classified section’s usefulness, urging others to judge its worth by reading through the notices. The message emphasizes practical details and local opportunities available in print.
A garbled OCR item quotes a twenty years earlier note from The Journal Filex dated January 24. The legible parts mention a dinner event, a supper, an evening gathering, and references to indeterminate local activities or people. The text is largely unreadable with many misspellings.
A Kane boy, eight, was hit while coasting near Edgar Street. A wood splinter six inches long penetrated near the spine, was removed at Kane Summit Hospital, and though severe, doctors expect possible full recovery as no organs were punctured.
Erie police Monday connected Levin to the attack on a local woman, after her father alleged Levin planned to murder her if she left him. He claimed Levin admitted planning the crime and threatening harm, while authorities pursued several other suspects in the case.
Investigators probe a deadly blaze at a local store in Erie tied to a hired arsonist. Police question a suspect linked to a hospital fire incident and a possible connection to a rooming house and a poolroom. The chief suspects an external hireling set the fire while a victim dies on a cot in a hospital ward.
Readers will assemble Monday on Franklin Street for the postponed meeting. Members are urged to make a special effort to attend and participate in the program continuation.
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