Arthur Colegrove Notice in Cory, Pa
Public notice entry for Arthur Colegrove published in Cory Pennsylvania. Includes postal details with rates and mailing options as well as advertising information from the daily paper.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
3
Public notice entry for Arthur Colegrove published in Cory Pennsylvania. Includes postal details with rates and mailing options as well as advertising information from the daily paper.
An article reports observations from a traveling correspondent on President Coolidge’s West trip. It notes he should be more determined to collect foreign war debts, supports his agriculture policies, sees prosperity evidence, deems tariff policy sound, and believes he can direct Republican politics in the West.
The Journal Files recalls Corry’s all star baseball team formed from city clubs with Ressler as captain, a Hines team win over Con cords, and mentions changes in hospital trustees with Miss Idda Falconer elected superintendent. Ken Williams returns home from Philadelphia and the Kite Newton family heads to Toledo with Norman.
Elk Valley Chapter Girard Pa hosted Erie County Daughters of the American Revolution for Flag Day events on June 18 at Murray Hall. A lunch followed by a program featured Miss May Howard of Corrs, Miss Thelin Olver of Girard, and performances by Mrs Myrtle Warle Duffy and Miss Sophie Keenas. Remarks by regents J B Arrowsmith and Cronin, a candidacy for Mrs Jule Brown Heron discussed, and resolutions for Mrs George Pierce shared. Triangle Chapter invited to meet June 18 1926.
Those present from Brokenstray Valley Chapter included Mrs. M. J. Parle hurst Mie M. Richards Airs. EE Baries Mrs G. Tt. Bosworth Mrs FM Loveland Mrs Isabel Rutan Mrs TP Giblin Mrs PW Vaughn Mrs JF Austin Atis Kate Keim Me JQ Jackson Mrs Andrew Paulson Mrs Donald Wilcox Mrs F T Babbitt Mrs FO Howard Stes CP MuCray Mrs C.F. Cronin Mise Vadede Trimble Miss Emma Linscott isk May L Howard Miss Hazel Morrell
Philadelphia man Juan George aged 50 shot and killed his wife Mary 47 and mother in law Mrs Gildisini 72 in Chester after a four month separation. He then shot himself committing suicide.
Law officers report a large fire in Lawrence as firemen from Lawrence Methuen and North Andover battled a blaze at 9:10 AM. The flames appeared under control but caused extensive property damage and prompted evacuations in the affected area.
Erie June report says Jacob Roberts and wife Annia were arrested on warrants charging possession of fake Sentech and William Penn whiskies, with large quantities found behind their blacksmith shop and in a rear storage area. They were held on bond for U S Commissioner Enoch Filer to answer June 19. Deputy David Goldman led the raid on a Listh street store near East Avenue.
June 15 report from Dunkirk notes hil winds Friday and Saturday injuring grape crops, with 20 percent loss forecast in affected area. Budding vines show frost and winter kill damage, berries mostly destroyed, rosberries and blackberry crop in trouble. experts in Predonia say other tree fruits may escape major impact.
A bystander watchman Thomas Hae Kei seized and pulled a woman back from an Erie Railroad train just as it was departing. Investigating officials noted the incident occurred near the Crosine station and described the crowd’s reaction as chaotic.
A fragmented passage hints at inner resolve and choosing a path. The text mentions truth, time, and passion, urging wise action despite fear. It presents a reflective, near-poetic musing rather than a clear event or report.
Dorothy Perkinson stands in her own defense as authorities report a fatal shooting at a local event. The case ties to a lover’s death during a night party, with the suspect reportedly near a prison. Police continue to investigate motive and timeline, while residents await further details.
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