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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal in Corry Pennsylvania lists publisher Arthur Colegrove and address on West South Street. It notes postage details entered at the local post office, with annual and per-copy rates and advertising terms available on application.
The National Geographic Society backs Captain Donald MacMillan’s Arctic voyage starting June 20 from Wiscasset, Maine. The plan aims to broadcast daily progress, explain exploratory goals, and establish air bases along the route with three trips and August completion target. Radio links will bring home comforts and updates on the expedition’s search for new lands and scientific insights.
Notice is given that the annual meeting of the Aw Ayyit Hospital Stockholders will be held at the Municipal Building Gorey Ph on Wednesday November 10 1935 at eight oclock in the evening for the election of eleven directors and for the transaction of such business as may properly come before the meeting CP Brown President Sidney Boylston Secretary-Treasurer
A Warren man aged about 40 died by self harm at his home last evening. Authorities say the death resembles an earlier incident near a local landmark. The coroner’s report will determine the exact cause as relatives recall a troubled period. The case involves mention of a wife and child and surrounds a memorial at a nearby hotel area. The community waits for official details as local officials investigate.
An advertisement touts a remedy for rheumatism claiming to ease tortured joints and provide a money back offer. It urges daily intake of a powdered preparation and asserts elimination of pain through the body’s natural channels, warning against narcotics and promising robust relief.
A truck carrying beer was seized by authorities in Warren. Emil Felder, identified as a river worker, and others were involved in the incident. Felder faced $1,000 bail after a court appearance. Police say the contraband was concealed in paper cartons and detected in daylight. The origin of the liquor remains unclear, but Felder is accused of related trait activities as a trucker.
A local official was assaulted during a Tuesday evening incident downtown. Police report the suspect, identified as Mike Jeupen, was arrested at the scene amid tense crowd activity outside the Penny Tin Works. Investigators continue to review surveillance and interview witnesses.
Unclear OCR text notes two workers at Petsy Tron plant facing fines of $10 plus costs after an alderman’s ruling. Details are garbled with names and actions unreadable, but references to charges, guilty pleas, and disciplinary outcomes remain the core event.
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