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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
1
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Jury selected and trial opened in Chicago for Shepherd accused of murdering Hilly McClintock to gain a $1,000,000 inheritance. State’s attorney outlined a plan to secure the fortune through murder and a manipulated will involving guardians and relatives.
Western Union Telegraph Company announced today a relocation of the local office formerly occupied by James Wight at North Enterprise. The move preserves the Western Union presence while adjusting to WLW quarters.
Radio listings show WLS Chicago WRO Washington WJZ New York WAZ Springfield and stations from Boston Cleveland Detroit and Providence airing evening programs. Mentions daylight time adjustments and an annual dinner placeholder with Atwater Kent Artists and Silver Town Dishestm in a fragmented schedule.
A Perry High alumni gathering at the Junior High school drew about 250 attendees for the largest reunion yet. New features included a pageant and the Virgil G. Wry Memorial Scholarship. The event opened with a band, honored graduates, and a banquet, followed by a business meeting and the first awarding of the A. D. Colegrave Memorial Attendance Cup to the class with the highest living-member attendance.
A Meadvill e man was arrested after his father in law Johny Will died at Spencer hospital from a blow in a quarrel. Kuhn, 25, admits striking Will but says it was in self defense according to police.
A Saturday afternoon vesper service at four o clock in the Presbyterian church will feature a top year’s program of sacred music by the Cor Ty Bach choir directed by H C Johnson of Erie. The Erie Presby’s quartet of Mrs C McKean Mrs G L Leslie Harold C Johnson and Aubrey Dowling will join, with solos duets and quartet numbers. A cordial welcome is extended to the public for the four o clock service.
Corry Lodge of Elks plans a big two day outing at Conneaut Lake to welcome Elks from northwestern Pennsylvania. A wide program of sports and entertainment for members and families is arranged, with many judges and Corry Biks already committing to attend.
Reverend J A Martin of the Presbyterian church gave an instructive talk on Rag Day at the Kiwanis Club luncheon. He touched on local figures including Writ Ra road agent and Moran Garry’s hotel manager, and the gathering proved very enjoyable.
Corry Hospital association held an annual stockholders meeting after a directors session at the Muniejpa building. Highlights include installation contracts with Henry Althot’s Sons Co. for new fire escapes, reports from superintendent Clara M Widdifield, and the election of directors with C E Weir joining and E D MacKenzie stepping down.
United Press reports New York fashion notes show fall coats returning to emphasize the waistline with nearly all designs. Patterns include woven eye Shetland Barug broken trellis mosaic and parquet while pall coats trend shorter with strong circular waist emphasis in gold designs.
A U S Pampanga escorting a Christian College launch near Honan Island was fired on by Chinese fighters amid Cantonese Yunnanese clash over Cayton and Honare. The incident follows a prior burning of a US flag bearing guests and the wounding of Mrs Crampton, with foreigners moved to safety under British protection.
Retail embers of the Chamber of Commerce meet in the Municipal Building to discuss organizing a retailers division. James Conds serves as temporary chairman as local merchants gather in the Library basement at 8 o'clock for the session.
Late advices report ongoing trouble in Canton with business districts involved and no shift in Laetians bases. US reports three incidents of Americans under fire and shelling hitting a hospital with casualties. The Parhpatiga, a 444 ton steamer built in Manila for the army, later used by the navy, measures 121 feet by 17 feet and mounts a howitzer battery.
Corrsites returning from Exe report a stabling affray at Jassley's saloon. One man wounded in the leg and three held by police Thomas Cooper 33 a saleswoman his wife 95 and Pete Sejoto bartender. Sejoto is said to have confessed to the cutting amid wage dispute. Tassley feared dead from knife wounds.
A manifesto from National University of Peking professors accuses British controlled police in the International Settlement of firing on student demonstrators in Shanghai. Six students killed and over 40 wounded as six days of violence followed, with calls for British and Japanese officials to end the killings.
June 11 a large treasury surplus is reported as the basis for a sweeping tax cut plan. The proposal would reduce rates, repeal certain provisions, and rewrite deductions focusing on business losses and depreciation. The plan anticipates about 370 million dollars available for next steps and aims to start rate cuts at one percent.
The Corry residents gather for the dedication of the new St Barnabas House a convalescent home in North East. The program notes the project began with no funds and grew from gifts including cement and 500 dollars. The house stands as a monument to generous support and volunteers who built it beginning June 11, 198%, without government aid.
The Corry Motor Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday in the Municipal Building. Officials will discuss organizational business and upcoming events, with members urged to attend for timely updates and planning.
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