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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1924
Page
1
A murky memorandum outlines alleged improper use of office for gain by lawmakers and aides. It references Walsh, Doheny, Montana connections, and possible political favors, with notes of telegrams, letters, and supposed negotiations over oil interests and influence.
Special devotions for Ash Wednesday outline services at Pacholie and nearby churches. Plans include liturgical rites, penitential prayers, and a Lenten timeline with evening gatherings and a focus on reflection during the holy season. Details mention dates, locations, and organizers for the community observance.
Reported thefts across the state involve drivers lacking operator permits. State highway patrol recovered a cache of equipment over the weekend, with officials warning a similar campaign may target urban areas next. Names and precise locations are unavailable in the fragmented copy.
fragmented OCR notes describe a Salvation Army event hosted by Julie Brunner of the Salvation Army Auxiliary in Pittsburgh. references to division young people, Western Pennsylvania division, and Army hall events on Monday and Saturday, with unclear specifics and greetings.
Mrs Jes sie Dhunketein testified that a special agent from the United States Department of Justice headed an investigation into the Walsh transit case. The witness described a high official, Meleb, and hinted at connections within the department during a turbulent administration.
Public administrator reports inquiry into the will and heirs of Dr. Crowe, former Corry resident, with lawyer Thomas M Viowe handling proceedings. Relative claims and possible will directions are under scrutiny as administrators search for rightful heirs and the distribution of real estate and assets.
Readings note preparation for evangelistic services at multiple Methodist churches. Open to all, with lists of locations and unit numbers for prayer meetings spanning Sunday morning and Wednesday evening. Special prayers requested for ill and bereaved. attendees urged to remember friends in need.
A regular meeting of Congr Ranch No 6 LCA will be called at 7 30 o clock in Mactabee Hall tonight. Afterward a tard party with progressive games will be held and refreshments will be served. It is the last affair before the Lenten season with late attendees expected.
Officials from the State Department of Health prepared to confer with Mayer and others in Harrisburg regarding the sewer project. The talks focus on securing a permit for the Raple precinct sewer system and resolving permit delays that have persisted for months.
A sharp clash begins over the Muscle Shoals project as Ford, lawmakers, and government officials debate the Great Power program. Key figures including Democratic Leader Garrett, Rep Mull, and Rep Wainwright push for the contract while opponents warn of costs and risks.
Palen Magistrate Porter notes February fines totaled 110 dollars, up from 41 dollars in January. The report cites increased collections across the month, with a sharp rise over the preceding period.
Disputed scheduling pits boxing fans against basketball as the State Armory had room for a four game night. Unclear which sport will be prioritized as promoters consider the likely clash between boxing organizer Hoube and basketball promoter Mandaye Hight.
At the regular meeting of the Authors List last night in the Library Building officers for the ensuing year were approved. President Mrs Murs Whittlests, vice president Miss Margaret Ashtori, secretary Miss Mayme Spiesman, assistant secretary Mrs Go A. Shell, treasurer Mrs Eugene Aurlingame were named. Fourteen members attended and the program for 1920s year was outlined with Eva Pope and Jayne Sloan delivering favorite verses.
The city records the location and date of the first Baptist services conducted here. It also notes yesterday’s answer identifying Rev Thomas Lonergan as the first pastor of St Thomas Catholic Church, arriving in Corey from Warren in 1800.
Plans by Mix Trauk Keleher to build a two story modern garage on the site south of Boston Towey near the old wooden buildings. The project includes a front space for storage, cement block construction, and remodeling the lower floor for a store or restaurant, with redecorating of the upper section. The plan aims to improve the property and surrounding structures this year.
Bishop Theodore Payne Thurston of the Episcopalian denomination spoke before the Rotary Club at its regular meeting. He discussed the Rotary movement and its worldwide impact, praised its benefits, and noted progress in February attendance exceeding 80 percent as the meeting drew a large crowd.
Orville Ressler and Francis McNuty were released by police court last night after authorities offered no evidence. They faced possible disorderly conduct charges tied to a raid on a Fourth Ward home in Salutelay night. Police indicate four people taken were not to blame for others held at the place, as complaints were judged by neighbors.
Funeral services for the late K M Perry were conducted by Rev J Bighmey at the Columbus Community Church. Mourners from his Columbus home attended as a large turnout, with floral arrangements surrounding the casket. Pallbearers included Charles Simpson Sir Crosby John Mammond Gordon W Parker and Charles MacWarren. The ceremony concluded at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus, Pa.
Over one hundred couples attended last night’s State Armory barn dance. A fine time was enjoyed by all as Messenger’s Orchestra delivered an extra fine program of music for the occasion.
Local Ministerial Association meeting protests world history usage in high school curricula. They condemn Darwinian evolution as speculative and seek to keep religious instruction separate, urging removal of related textbook excerpts and demanding the midweek prayer service remain free from intrusion.
The Readers club met in regular session yesterday afternoon at Mrs Morris Bonsteel's home on North Center Street. Members reported current news and Mrs J W Campbell gave a review of the Hook of Rotten with insights from her time in that city. The next meeting will be at Mrs Ella King's home, 221 South Vander Street, on Monday March tenth.
Motorists in the city report multiple tire punctures blamed on tins and stacks dropped from the radiator plant. One motorist said three punctures occurred yesterday and asked authorities to take action.
The petition of R Darrow to raise an old wooden rear structure and erect a storage garage at Powers Livery and East Washing Ton Street was granted by City Council at the last meeting. Work is expected to begin in the spring. Arch Cohen arrived home from Franklin, Pa after learning of his brother Harry A. Friedman’s death.
Obituary for James Breene a 81 year old former Corry resident and yard master for the PRR in Corry. He died after a illness in Pittsburgh hospital. Survived by two daughters Mary and Sarah Breene of Pittsburgh and son Neil Breene of Toledo. Burial in St Elisabeth Cemetery after services at St Thomas Church.
In a House resolution introduced by Minority Leader Garrett of Tennessee, Congress was urged to demand a congressional inquiry into charges that two members took bribes for securing paroles for persons convicted of crimes. The measure calls for immediate action to uphold essential congressional functions.
Pittsburgh March 1 Traffic on the main line of the Pennsylvania was delayed several hours today when the Broadway Limited from New York to Chicago was derailed at Bellevue outside the city. A score of passengers were drawn from their berths but no injuries were reported. The engine struck a mine rack fallen from the hillside. The engineer and fireman jumped from the cab and were saved when the engine toppled over.
The remains of Glenn F. Chase who died from injuries at Have ry Lyons Int factory will be taken home to Union City. Funeral services will be held at his home Wednesday afternoon at one o clock and interment will follow in Wattsburg cemetery.
Architect A. P. Mount to supervise Corry's new Fire Station project after his six percent bid was accepted by council last night. Mount’s supervision covers the building phase as the Hoosier club joins Carmen Hill in the Indianapella Club of the American Association.
City council postponed Grove Street paving after residents protested costs and urged delaying the project. East Main Street plan supporters asked for a 20 foot width without curb and city cost sharing of one third, while locals worried about home losses and sewer costs. Officers said city funds are exhausted. residents were urged to vote and report back.
Cory Encampment announces new officers elected for the term. Chief Patriugh, High Priest Pred Mixers, Senior Wards Arlin Lawson, Junior Warden Ivan Smith, Trustee C H Reynolds, Al Carlburg. Installation planned for next month’s evening.
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