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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
3
Published daily except Sunday Arthur Colegrove lists post office publication, second class mail matter at Corry. Rates shown include $500 yearly by mail and three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week by Currier, with advertising rates available on application.
A historical note discusses Herbert Spencer weighing science and religion, urging a rational estimate of human authority. It argues for mutual understanding between opposing sides to avoid extremes and seeks a reconciled position where neither belief is wholly right or wrong.
Ambassador Merrick in Paris defends Americans abroad against claims they abandon patriotism. He argues expatriates counter foreign impressions and serve as representatives of the United States, while noting some Americans abroad embrace foreign standards and ridicule American institutions.
A fragment from The Journal Files recalls Epworth League talks on camp sites for vigor workers and a Norse style camp outing. Names include Mrs latch Nel Tenve and others as well as troop movements and local ball game results with the Raymonds and Mohawks represented at nearby outings. The piece notes Olmstead’s return from camp and a patriotic blockading troop presence in the area.
Laney Bord promotes old fashioned square dancing with a fall room in his Dearborn laboratory and an expert in charge. The piece criticizes modern dancing as less pretty than traditional round and square dances while musing on society and “Sons of the Evolution” style names and references to progress and trucks. The tone blends social commentary with curiosity about revival efforts.
Henry Neckers of Clymer New York and Neckers Bros was thrown from a wagon yesterday and sustained a broken left arm.
Mayville July 22 The cornerstone of Cheney St Marys RunA was laid with imposing ceremonies by Reverend Monsignor Nelson HM Baker of Jackawanna. Very Rev Felix Ward Buffay and Very Rev Pitrisk of Canfri College Buffalo acted as deacons. Rev James Hagen Depew master of ceremonies over 30 visiting priests from western New York assisted. Village officials attended including President AB Swetland and Street Commissioner WS Paxterson.
Indications mount that a 600 strong strike of fish dressers will persist as workers insist on wage increases. Thomas Finn, official for the United States Department of La Sor, and Patrick Ramsey, state mediator, left the city after learning no settlement was in sight.
A damaged text record shows Miss Healy initiating a damage suit against an unnamed defendant with Bordwell Eldred representing Mildred as counsel. The case involves a serious facial injury to Miss Healy from an accident, with proceedings expected to reach a verdict by spring.
Dunkirk reports Albert Chava ts, in charge of the circus horses, was kicked on the head Tuesday at the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus grounds. He was taken to Brooks Memorial Hospital with a scalp wound. Dr Jon Weidman said injuries were not serious and he should return to work in Erie today.
A flood of ore cars derailed into the Shenango River near Sharon on July 2. Rescue and cleanup efforts were underway as officials investigated the cause and potential rail line disruption between Farrell and Sharon. Local residents reported salvage crews restoring tracks and assessing environmental impact.
A St Louis firm appears set to construct a new Franklin P C with an estimated project cost of 72,000 dollars. The assistant secretary of the department noted the action as part of ongoing plans, while local officials and parties familiarize with the agreement and funding details.
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