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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
3
Twenty years ago details from The Journal Files describe the marriage of Lith to Faint A. Bliley, with community figures D. A. Tritket and Rev TE Sway involved. The item notes a pedestrian accident and local gatherings, naming residents and ties to Pompany’s Maclesmithy, a Lake reunion, and other scattered fragments from a bustling small town.
Sharon June 22 With the arrest of Hiei Tyans 22 of Greenville last week s police and Federal Bureau of Investigation cleared up the Digg mint Himanial phin Lyons and Wesley Lit axed 20 son of the Rev and Mrs A J Mim of Shurda Nite Geen working since Oct 1 to secure money Both Hill and Lyons confessed their part in the scheme They will probably be arraigned here Monday for the preliminary hearing on a charge of Fraudulent tis of the malty and hows over 19 Federal Muark under a stilt hornl Till taken into custody at his houe Saturday afternoon confessed his part in the plan Lenny was arrested ob Linonville and brought here ate yesterday According to the two women they first worked out their plan while employed at the Wentinghouse plant Lyons told pole that He had moved to Greenville wh years so from New York state and that he had first heard the thhemerom a New Yorke mian some 10 years ago That advertisement in a matrimonial paper they represented themselves a Miss Helen Trencher aged 18 pretty talented and wealthy Miss Fencht er wanted a husband and asked men to correspond with her Hundreds of letters were received although not every one fell for the plot After some correspondence Helen would then dell the victims of her seri ous illness inj a Hospital uneast there py send milieu to keep up her large farm if the lover hesitated and asked for refidence he was given the names of two fictitious persons one living in Greenville and the other on a farm near Hert Speci letterheads were Priited for this purpose If money won forthcoming Helen diet in a focal hospital
Warren Times reports a broad campaign by the Site Highway Patrol in Warren and surrounding towns. Thirteen patrolmen coordinated checkpoints stopping vehicles on routes to Shef field Youngsville and Jamestown for infractions such as bad brakes lights missing cards and registration. About one hundred motorists were placed under arrest with hearings set for the week.
Residents report advanced grading on Clymer Road with steady progress toward a link to Pantani road. Officials note road widening and new drainage will ease detours and support Mayville area traffic, with completion expected next year barring weather delays.
A mother and her son died in a hospital fire after a collision left them trapped. Investigators said the blaze began shortly after the crash, with emergency crews arriving to fight the flames as witnesses described shouting for help.
The obituary remembers Robert M La Follette as Fighting Bob, a stubborn yet honest fighter in American politics. It notes his fierce independence, courage, and sincerity, his clashes with powerful forces, and his lasting impact despite flaws. It highlights his wartime stance, presidential campaign, and belief in principled action that shaped his era.
Ridgefield Conn June 22 Former Governor Phineas Chapman Lounge bury died at his home aged 81 He was Civil War veteran one of two brothers to serve as Connecticut governors and active in finance as chairman of Atlantic National Bank of New York director of several corporations
A drowning occurred on Chautauqua Lake near Midway Park at 22H Prospect Street. Willian Marlgon, seventeen, attended the Lutheran Emmanuel church annual picnic with his parents Mr and Mrs Alfredurtson.
J Blaustin announces his candidacy for the office of sheriff of Erie County with a call for voter patronage and participation in the September primaries. He appeals to local voters to support his bid amid party processes and campaign efforts in 2008.
June 2 reports show three deaths in New York as a sixty mile gale wrecks trees and signs across the city. Canoeists on local water bodies faced danger while a man drowned on the river and another was struck by an uprooted tree on Long Island as the storm moved away.
Quotation by M G Woodhull extols happiness as a common bloom not a luxury for the wealthy. The message frames joy as accessible to every person, not a rare asset bought by the few.
A fragmentary notice indicates Cynte-One accepts defeat and turns to the game called The Wild, with Hing Whe as a focal point in the public display. The report presents a terse scene of self-reflection and a pivot to play.
A fragmented report details a burial service as characters named Charles and Spely attend a ceremony with mentions of a fallen figure, a funeral rite, and somber acts following a death. The language is garbled but indicates a somber community ritual and mourners.
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