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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1925

Page

2

Tragic Jersey Train Wreck Leaves Six Dead

Easton and Morristown report describe a fatal rail accident near Rockport New Jersey with six killed and several injured. Victims include unknown ages and a three year old, with hospital admission for critical burns and smoke exposure. Authorities plan inquiries led by Justice of the Peace J Wildrich to determine responsibility.

Morristown WG Duran Warren Justices of the Peace J Wildrich Trenfyn Aleady Tin Déscin Inteskigstons Jasos

Funeral of Charles Marsh in Cory residents memory service

Funeral services for Charles A. Marsh of Cory were held Monday at 2:80 PM at First Baptist with Rev A L Roll officiating. A large turnout of relatives and friends, including about fifty from the Time Protection Lodge, attended. Music and prayers accompanied the service. burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Relatives listed include Cora Marsh and daughter Rilda, Job Gileon and family, G Ross Wrawl, James Strong, George Marsh and family, and many others from nearby towns.

Charles A. Marsh Qwell Intown Cory’ Resideny Sinldaytie Lileiware Street Aol Baptist Ebilrsti Tonle Protection Lodge Albury Ah OA Johnson Clarence Mile Manly Beautiful Gora Jnsuit Fipyst Westleyber Tena Yeates Skinner Har Ld Shannon O. A Johnson Pine Grove Ray Cora Marsh Rilda Marsh Job Gileon Ross Wrawl Famil Audi Walter Harrigon Ant Waidite F Dun Baward Chast William Weidner Mir Elmer Welly Guarke Atelivan Edith Burger Red Burger Charles Burger

Showers Bring Real Relief to Farmers in Drought Stricken Area

After a stretch of hot dry weather farmers welcomed light then heavier showers bringing relief to corn, buckwheat, and other crops. Reporters note thousands of acres benefited as recent rains revived fields and reduced drought stress, with farmers predicting improved yields. Local testimonies cite better soil moisture and hopeful outlook amid continued dry spells in parts of the region.

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Heavy Storm Causes Widespread Property Damage

A severe storm inflicted heavy damage across multiple areas with numerous automobiles damaged and roofs punctured by sharp stones. Downed electrical wires, toppled structures, and destroyed flowers and gardens followed the storm path. Ground littered with pellets resembled hail while some damage to a large barn and several homes was noted in Gyrry area.

Woman's back stops aching after medicine testimonial

Mrs Price of St Paul Minnesota shares that after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her back aches, dizziness, monthly stomach issues, and fatigue have improved. She reports improved strength, can do housework, and cares for her child while recommending the remedy to others.

St Paul Tim Drag Fist Lydia B Pinkham Taye Mra. Price Lumenit Avenue St. Paul Minnesota

Worst hail storm marks Carry’s history in 19th century record

The storm struck June 15 and caused heavy damage as wild hail and lightning wove through Wargongle Cohner farm, destroying structures and stock. The hail event is noted as the worst in Carry’s recorded history, with reports of fires triggered by lightning and widespread disruption.

Bowes Hus Hitory Carry

Mystery of Sherwood Forest Size Reveals Turbulent Past

Fragmentary historic note describes the legendary Sherwood Forest once spanning twenty five miles by ten miles with pastures and heath beyond dense woods, suggesting the era’s landscape differed from the tale of Tobin Hood and the famed woodland.

Sherwood Sherwood Forest Tobin Hood

Man Refused Citizenship in High Court Action

June 1 in Tamhs Stows, Justice Norton presided over a case where Joel Grasiano and others were refused United States citizenship. The court noted they could reapply after at least five years, with Grasiano described as a police figure in Jumpstown. The decision cited foreign descent and character as factors, with a panel of witnesses listed and a possible appeal to the Supreme Court.

Tamhstows Ginter Joel Grasiano Harka Stmet West Miniavedt Valconor United States Janey Geert Nergun Justice Norton

Edison Shop Continues Amid Stale House Goods

Fragmented OCR text mentions Edison shop and a public event with references to Miss Belay Rowe and Guiry, plus mentions of Belay Rowe and street names. The readable content is garbled and lacks a clear narrative or dates.

Eame Rueel

Foreigners' status under review by State Department official

A United Press report from Washington notes a statement by Consul General Dotglnetesiwiis at Mount Hope about foreign residents and potential changes in policy. The article discusses how the State Department may reassess categories and rights affecting aliens in the United States.

United Press Wasiington State Department Dotglnetesiwiis

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