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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
3
Public notice shows second class mail matter designation for Carry Pa with postal rates. By mail six dollars per year and carrier three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
The Richmond debate over a Columbus statue reveals tensions between Anglo Protestant ideals and immigrant groups. Local committees faced rival pressures from pseudo patriotic groups while the city council eventually moved to designate a site for the monument, preserving a controversial tribute amid debates on national identity.
Final papers in the appeal of Gerald Chapman from his conviction of first degree murder have been filed with the Supreme Court of Errors. The appeal will be heard at the October term. Chapman, sentenced to be hanged June 2nd, has been granted a reprieve until December 3rd.
A vendor touts Parisian Sage as the best hair and scalp treatment. The item promises to make hair wavy soft and lustrous and to promote abundant growth. The ad notes N. Ames & Co and drug and toilet counters carry it.
Twenty years ago notes report Mrs Kint Kroms and two children arriving from Liverpool Rugland by air. The family will reside in Gat on block. Other items mention a post office work pace, Engineer Dickson visiting Mendville, a marriage announced between Maude May Dory and George J Burger, and progress on the Brie R R double tracking project.
Four people died early today when Thayer's automobile plunged through a Connecticut Avenue bridge railing. A broken steering knuckle is believed to have caused the accident. Victims include Henry A. of the supply division of S. Veterans' bureau and Joseph A. and Mrs. Mavias.
A fragment notes Louis XIV drank coffee about 280 years ago in Fringe. It states the price then was about $25 for 4 pounds of coffee.
The two story frame home of recluse William Berger near the Montmorent Roges crossroad four miles from Ridgway was burned Monday night about one o'clock. Berger had left Sunday. Cause undetermined though locals speculated lightning or a storm. blaze reflections were seen in Ridgway.
A new identification plan for club members requires full car details to aid theft reporting. The scheme, adopted with the American Automobile Association, lets members call in with salient facts about their vehicle to speed recovery.
Garbled OCR text provides no clear events or entities. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a valid newspaper record.
Ambiguous OCR text mentions a grocery or vendor in New Haven with references to supper and New York. Readable fragments point to a local business item and possible food market not clearly defined.
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