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Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cory, Higby, and a home repair context. Unclear events or dates, with damaged wording and uncertain actions.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cory, Higby, and a home repair context. Unclear events or dates, with damaged wording and uncertain actions.
Reports from Hamilton Ohio Detroit Philadelphia and New York describe heat related deaths and prostrations as records fall. Police note Toya Russell involved in multiple killings during the heat wave with numerous victims. Severe temperatures also bring floods in Albany and cloudburst damage across the Midwest and South. Damage estimates climb to tens of millions with power and hospital strains noted.
By United Prom SLARION Pa June 4 Jean Brows site of John Hrown recently convicted on manslaughter charge for the death of his nephew WhVe wroth Paygiele McVay will not go on trial for murder until August. Vouiye McVay hopped down after having been lustly beaten.
A fragmented OCR listing of radio stations and times across the United States and Canada. Mentions Montreal and cities including New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland Boston Providence and Detroit with various call letters and a 7 PM eastern time reference. The text is garbled with misreads of station names and scheduling cues.
United Press reports Oslo June 1 that Amundsen and his team pursue Arctic water routes using two planes to search the polar region. The Harton Naval station coordinates the mission while two ModGplames are readied to deploy if preliminary scans meet safety standards. The expedition, led by Leloola Elbayarth, began hours ago with hopes of locating water routes and potential pathways toward September operations.
Between forty and fifty members of the Cory Scouts may attend Camp Thomas on Ridge Road west of Erie from July 18 to August 1. The camp near Lake Erie offers well drained grounds and ample aquatic and outdoor activities, with a large athletic area and nearby Lake Erie for swimming and fishing.
A. L. Masking of Corry has been elected to the Pennsylvania State College Student Council for the School of Agriculture representing the sophomore class. He studies Agricultural Economics and has set promising marks in the Penn State freshman track two mile and freshman cross country.
United Press reports Harry A. Kinny, captured after a national manhunt, confessed to abducting and murdering Miss Aida Hayward whose body was found in a cottage near Winthrop on May 28. He also admitted shooting Miss Hayward's aunt, Mrs Emma Towns.
A class of fifty six students will graduate from Corry High School next Wednesday evening after approval by the Board of Education. Principal Milo Frown announces the largest senior class in the school’s history, with fifty six names listed including Maxine Rogene Alverson James Lewis Baker Dorr Perry Barton Edward John Berry Eva Marie Blakeslee Merton Lorenzo Briggs Martha Eleanor Burnett Clara Marie Cullen and many others. Diplomas will be presented at the High School auditorium.
Superintendent Weir announced U S Radiator plant in Cooney is closed until Monday morning following orders from Detroit. No reason given though heat was suspected. Pay-off set for tomorrow at the usual hour, operation to resume Monday. Dr W W Pettingill returns from week at office. Francis Armstrong leaves for Sheffield after ten days with Miss Mary Burkhart.
The Board of Education met in special session and accepted A E Hemstreet’s resignation as superintendent after four years in the role. No successor chosen yet. election expected at the regular June meeting. Hemstreet remains in the position until a replacement is named and approved.
Recreation Board moves to revive the nursing service with headquarters at Corry Hospital. D Warren Delosay, chairman, says the board favors early revival and will pursue a competent nurse this month. Miss Cessia Sullivan previously declined the post. availability unclear. The program aims to aid underprivileged children and cooperate with hospital authorities and local medical staff.
In Erle Pa on June 4 Memorial Day observations preceded the installation of new officers for the coming year at Park Opera House. Jed W Mogrady will serve as past grand, Paw den promotes to grand master, Mark becomes deputy grand master, and H Abrac ter of Scranton ascends to grand warden with other members advancing.
United Press reports missing nurse Stella Geliling in Chicago as prosecutors pursue fresh lines in the murder case. Witnesses include nurse Billy Molinouk, foster son to a wealthy family, amid unclear search notes and questions about her absence from a hotel room and later departure.
Dr Arthur S Emig of Allegheny, philosophy professor at Allegheny City, will deliver the address at the annual baccalaureate exercises in the high school auditorium Sunday evening. J A Martin of the Presbyterian Church is to give the address, with ministerial association members and city church ministers taking part in a union service.
Muted Shanghai situation reported as British sailors and volunteers bolster the foreign defense amid anti foreign agitation. Martial law remains in effect. rumors of plans for a coup surface with Chinese workers and students suspected of involvement. international tensions and Japanese interests loom over the city.
The city learned of the death of Mrs. Mue wife of Jasper Frans at Corry hospital after a several day illness. Pneumonia contributed to a relapse that proved fatal. She leaves a husband and two young sons Hob 1 and George 5. Services will be at St Elizabeth's Church with interment in St Elizabeth's Cemetery. Kiwanis members heard an account on leather feather manufacture by Frank Loveland. Robert Manley arrived from New York to visit. Prank Hark and family plan to return to New York City.
Charles Durton of New York City was shot and killed today after an argument at the St Nicholls Avenue cafe run by Siegel, manager of bantamweight champion Charles Rosenberg, and Vera, other fighters. The incident occurred in a neighborhood cafe, with authorities investigating the motive and identifying suspects.
A man in Ilton Ohio killed eight family members in their home. Police traced Russell, a temperate man, as the shooter after a terrifying spree that left Rosa Russell and seven children dead and the house littered with bullet holes. The killer fled, wounded, then confessed to police as neighbors helped survivors.
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