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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1923
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR reads like a dated entry referencing events in 1793 with uncertain details. The readable words point to a historical timeline but lack clear names places or actions to confirm a specific incident or outcome.
A report details a pack of Kane wolves sought by nobility and officials. It notes shipments and exhibition in New York, with ambassadors and dignitaries involved. The tale mentions McCleery’s pine holdings and a historic sale tied to wolf ownership and fur production.
The evening revival drew a large audience as Roy Davis preached on debt owed to youth, parents, and God. The sermon urged obedience and worship while announcing upcoming events with Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, and a joint meeting with a local unit.
The Erie civic committee voted to dedicate Erie Stadium as a memorial to those who served in the World War. A suitable memorial tablet will be placed on the stadium grounds to honor local citizens who served in the war.
Fragmentary note lists poultry supplies makers Ames & Co and Stewart & Co with references to canopies brooders, auto equipment, and inexpensive hoists. Mentions “Minutes” and assorted brand names as part of a procurement or inventory record.
In Marion Wisconsin three of the defendants in the second Herrin Village murder case are named by witnesses as participants in the slayings of Antonio Malkovich of Brie Palave. The jury saw testimonies detailing the tragedy as the accused faced questions in court.
The Erie to Pittsburgh valley road and the Allegheny valley were endorsed by Western Pennsylvania trades council members last night. They backed Gov. Pinchot's law enforcement program and asked that a trades council member be chosen to fill a vacancy on the Workmen's Compensation Board.
Berlin dispatch reports Munich police disrupted a monarchist coup in Bavaria. Fifteen people were arrested for plotting against the government. One detainee was released after initial questioning. The event underscores ongoing instability in the region.
Erie March 7 De J W Wright city health head called the daily death rate appalling after 22 deaths since Monday morning with three more feared in the past 24 hours. Pneumonia and other causes contributed while the total for Monday exceeded half the weekly average.
Walter A Love born March 18 1904 in Todiana County Massachusetts moved to Corry 16 years ago. He attended Corry High School and Clarion Normal School where he excelled, earning diplomas and was expected to teach. He led his class at the Normal and chaired Alpha Tau Theta fraternity. His untimely death shocked parents and friends after a brief illness. A funeral prayer service was conducted by Rev.
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