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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania publication data lists publisher Eide and Colhgrov e and shows post office entry details. It notes second class mail matter and rates by mail per year and by carrier per copy with weekly advertising rates.
Union City hosts a two day Sunday school convention at the Union Church. Delegates arrive from surrounding areas and lodging is arranged at homes. sessions cover regulations, sermons, devotionals, and reports with speakers including Rev AS Wilson and Rev A. Rot. The event closes with a Wednesday evening service and a note praising the new church hall as an appropriate venue.
Indianapolis dispatch reports former vice president Thomas Marshall told a confidant he did not feel equal to the presidency if Woodrow Wilson died. The statement, made during a period of strain, reflects Marshall’s uncertainty about succeeding the ailing leader. Police arrest three youths in Catskill county for car thefts and tool larceny. fines set at $150 with short jail time, tires stolen from a local vehicle.
A reader’s letter questions the justice of using airplanes for bombing and poison gas, noting Britain’s air chief Trenchard warns of vast destruction. It laments modern warfare’s contempt for chivalry, urges concern for civilians, and hopes Germany may join efforts to curb poison gas and aerial slaughter.
A fire destroyed mills at West Spring Creek last night. Eighteen aspirants were initiated into the files at a social session honoring new members. Mary O Neil and Arenis Gilson were recently married in Pittsburgh. Lee L. Smith returns from New York to help with local film work. Al Edson’s fate remains unknown after the Hartlshrine disaster. Prof Virgil Curtis arrives from Chicago to oversee moving hens and take on duties as city schools superintendent.
A garbled OCR style squib depicts a judge approving reports of a divorce while a fisherman’s odd line about catching and landing a wife appears. The fragmentary text references names and a courtroom scene with humorous mistranscriptions.
Two women describe relief from long standing female health troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The Marshalltown operator reports bearing down pains and leg cramps easing, regaining ability to work. A Dover resident says dizziness, fatigue, and poor appetite improved after starting the remedy.
United Press reports on June 2 that General Ian O'Dults chief of the Irish Pree State faced a hostile reception in New York with jeers and calls of traitor as he appeared as guest of honor. Women and men joined in the crowd, but officials demanded secrecy about his remarks.
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