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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1925
Page
3
Cony Evening Journal Corry Pennsylvania details publication practices address West South Street Corry Pa lists Arthur Colegroves as publisher. It declares post office entry as second class mail matter and provides mailing rates per year per copy and per week with advertising rates available on application.
The article reflects on the village doctor’s role as a central community figure. It contrasts distant modern medicine with the closer ties of historical small towns, noting a shift from personal access to professional reach via telephone and roads, while acknowledging the enduring value of a trusted family physician.
The Woodcraft League of Rosarics supports guiding children toward self directed learning and rural tasks such as agriculture and household arts to build initiative. Proponents argue city youth benefit from organization activities while critics say modern industry demands different living and learning paths.
Local ad offers top prices for rags paper iron copper brass and related metals. Mentions Mk 1 Weiss and Bell phone 157W at Corry Wrench Factory. Specifics appear incomplete with a cut at the end.
A lengthy recap of events from July 20 1905 including local figures and military camp news. Mentions Misses Edwards Wilcox and Bestlisruth, Company A Sixteenth Regiment, and various visits to the Erie camp. Notes a ballgame between West End and Stan ford tied to a seating event and a severe injury to a player in a separate incident.
The court confirms the sale of the Penn Radiator property to United States Radiator and Boiler Co. Mike Nellie Williams of the Journal forms is agate at her post after a week’s vacation at Point Chautauqua.
Ridgway July 20. Louis Jour som middle aged was found dead in the woods near his Elbow home in Elk county after relatives feared for his absence. Death attributed to heart failure after a period of illness. Neighbors notified Dr Kones of Brandy Camp for examination. body located near Elbow schoolhouse. Mrs Laura Enebes visited Erle recently.
Herbert Ayers 71 West Washington Street faces a jury in County Court on involuntary manslaughter for a July 5 crash that killed Mrs Anna Mason. Coroner Heffner's inquest found Ayers guilty of gross negligence and driving on the wrong side of the highway. He is held for the next term with bail set at $1,000 by Judge Bouton. Mason’s husband and sister were among the injured being treated at a local hospital.
Officials mount a broad inquiry into sales of T B branded cattle in Cortland county. Judge James Wilh to preside at a special session with Albert B. Ottinger and Haskell leading evidence before a grand jury, as prosecutors pursue indictments for alleged unlawful sales and conspiracy involving livestock dealers.
May 20 New York JP Morgan and Co syndicate headed by JP Morgan funded a $76,000,000 thirty year five per cent Australian loan offered to the public. Subscriptions were filled soon after the banks opened. It marked the first Australian issue underwritten by American bankers and the largest foreign bond issue in this market.
Fragmentary line from a play discussion suggests Mollere's character and a cook praised for hosting a banquet without expense. The remark contrasts genuine artistry with moneyed abundance in a dining scene.
In loving memory of Mrs Lottie Mongomery who died May 19, 1924. She passed from this world of sin and sorrow to a mansion bright and fair. She joins loved ones in heaven, with God wiping away all tears.
Fragmented report describes ongoing ale smuggling along a western coastline with raiders, canoes, and troops involved. It notes parties from Canady and various ships landing near the shore, with crews evading pursuers and authorities intensifying patrols as ships are seized and arrests are led by local forces.
Fragmented text mentions American fears and social change over months. References to a telegraph system and white settlements in China appear amid garbled phrases. No clear names, dates, or events emerge to identify a concrete news item.
An early 20th century incident describes a flapper era auto bandit making an appearance in Tarrisberg. A young woman reports being approached for a ride to a nearby phone, and the group speeds away after a brief confrontation. Local authorities investigate the case as a possible abduction attempt.
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