Yard Eces Silks Highest at Co Meet
A partial OCR fragment hints at a track event where Silks set a top mark at a county meet. Other details are unreadable but imply a notable performance by a named athlete against a regional field.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1925
Page
1
A partial OCR fragment hints at a track event where Silks set a top mark at a county meet. Other details are unreadable but imply a notable performance by a named athlete against a regional field.
At Geneva on March 9 the League of Nations rounds of talks focus on major security pacts including French Belgian and German proposals. Britain’s Chamberlain presides as divisions stall action until September when possible arbitration of the protocol may proceed.
Funeral services for Wilson A Stowell were held Sunday afternoon at the late home 190 White Street for memory of Wilson A Stowell. D Everett Leach officiated and Florence Titlowson led the service with many floral offerings. Bearers were Vern Smith James Layrd Steve Yarling H M Shaver Rrvse Hiilehorg and AB Sliter. The body was taken to Weightaville for burial. Relatives from out of the city attended including J A Rod Burkhamstt Texnes W C Stowell Nort Wort Texas Mr and Mrs ST Shaver and sons Oliver and Bert Eric Mr and Mrs James Sayre Neve Casilor Mrs Mary Burgard Pruiiil Bays Mr and Mrs Ar E Sis ist Cochinton We T Nutting and Mrs Marthin Sweet Youngavilles Mk and Mr Texteig Pheabl aired son and daughter and Mr and Med Alburt Tivitberg and von Ervest Chandlers Valle Steve Yurting Jamestown Me and Mrs Eli Hoordman Fred Slicer Bert Slicer and Merl Stiter Wrightayitte Vern Stufth Struthers Ono
Davison, funeral director, arrives from Saegertown to open an undertaking business at 28 First Avenue. The shop features modern equipment and parlors, expanding local funeral services in the city.
In Philadelphia in March Dr Charles Mayo of Rochester Minnesota predicted the gradual conquest of cancer as the great medical task. He outlined a new blood diagnosis for incipient cancer and said it would give practical advantage in fighting the disease as a recent German scientist work was noted.
United Press reports Harrisburg March 9 that the House will move to advance hospital appropriation bills totaling over 50 million dollars. The measures will go to the Senate and back to Pinchot for possible signature or veto within 10 days. Hearings on other measures including wholesale grocers exemption and tax bills are planned ahead of final action this week.
Portstown police report three youths Herman Hessen William Johnson and Stephen Smith arrested in Philadelphia after the death of nurse Miss Anna M Crutie 23 struck by a car that fled toward Reading, the trio held on suspicion of manslaughter at Manayunk station.
Two New York detectives travel to take charge of Barry Gordon alias Harry Tremor tied to the murder of Lowie Lawson known as Broadway Hutterfly. Gordon, with prior pickpocket arrests, is detained here after a recent arrest on a pickpocket charge.
Boosters of Titusville Spartansburg and Corry launched a campaign to improve the Corry to Meadville road via Spartansburg Riceville and the McKinney Highway. A Corry Motor Club committee discussed uniting projects to extend pavement west to Riceville and Meadville with state highway officials.
At the United Commercial Travelers regular session new officers were elected for two year terms including Senior Counselor JG Jenkins and Junior Counselor Worthy Hammond. Other posts filled include Secr etary Horton J Davist Conductor Pred WW Vaught and Page J G Nantes. Representatives to Grand Lodge were W H Duffy and alternate BT Hovey. Membership applications were received and installation planned for March. lunch followed the lodge session.
An unidentified man was shot and killed in a standoff with police at 8 Union Street after barricading himself in a cellar. Officers responded to a resident’s complaint and the armed man opened fire. No identification could be found on the body.
Rep. O Sullivan backs Army Air Service chief Brig Mitchell in advocating a four station air defense policy. Demonstrations at Hort MunroieVa show a substantial air force is needed to counter modern enemy aircraft, and O Sullivan urges unified policy beyond interservice rivalries.
President Coolidge rules the Tacna and Arica sovereignty dispute between Chile and Peru should go to a plebiscite of the inhabitants. Eligible voters are males over 21 who are citizens of either country and have resided in the provinces for over two years. A three member plebiscite commission will be named, one Chilean, one Peruvian, and one by President Coolidge, to oversee the vote in Arica within four months, with a decision within six months.
Poster case reports severe bruises and back muscle injuries after a heavy serving table toppled onto him on South Center Street Saturday afternoon. Mr Gass aided the move, slipped, and was trapped beneath the table. he was taken to Carry Hospital and is improving. Mrs Mefiesu Guighop visited this afternoon.
A Central News dispatch from Oslo reports a severe storm off Reykjavik Teeland causing seventy six deaths, many fishermen. Thirty trawlers sought help. six victims are unidentified, with English sailors among the dead.
Twenty five Corry post office employees will gain from a new federal postal wage rise approved by Congress and President Coolidge. The raise adds 900 dollars yearly for city clerks and carriers in fifth class, boosting top pay from 1800 to 2100, retroactive to January 1. Rural carriers get no general raise, but equipment maintenance fees rise four cents per mile daily. funds come from postal rate hikes effective April 18.
Fire broke out on the American-Cuban liner Santa Isabel at the 2nd Street pier in the North River. The 2647 ton freighter was loading for Havana when the blaze started in the hold. Sailors, stevedores, and fire crews battled the flames. damage was estimated near $50,000 with control reported around midnight.
Washington reports nine plans to reorganize the Democratic Party aim to unify national differences. The drive became public with letters between Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York and Gov. Al Smith’s campaign manager and Senator Walsh of Montana.
Word reached Ely of the death of Pred Steadman formerly of Cory who died at his home in McKeesport Friday after several months illness. He was a brother of Mrs. George SL Ream of Ely and a brother of the widow, sister of Mrs. Morris Bonstes and Mrs. Bonstcel Jolt of McKeesport. Funeral services will be held there this evening.
The government opened its 1920s trial in Cheyenne seeking to cancel Harry F. Sinclair's Teapot Dome lease alleging fraud and conspiracy. W. Atlee Pomerene led the opening as the case targets the May 1921 order moving reserves from Navy to Interior control, with Faulk as a potential witness.
Two men entered the west side New York apartment of Mrs Pay Perkins 35 bound and gagged her and her friend Nolton Abbott then fled with diamonds and jewelry valued over 50 000 A struggle left Mrs Perkins unconscious and she required medical care The thieves used a jimmy to enter and injured the victims before making off with seven bracelets and a diamond studded watch The victims freed themselves and alerted police after the robbery occurred following a dance return later.
Washington hearings cited large loss claims by Anaconda Copper, United States Steel and Aluminum Company of America. Special counsel L C Manson testified that over allowances, government losses could total about 27 million to U S Steel and 0.85 million to Alcoa, with Anaconda facing an estimated 40 million tax impact.
Five days left to file income tax returns in the city. A deputy from the Internal Revenue Bureau will be at the Post Office building on Thursday Friday and Saturday to assist taxpayers. Collectors urge prompt filing and well tabulated data to avoid unfiled returns and delays.
Aes G. Peck, a surgical patient at Corry hospital, is progressing well after an operation. Wong is improving as condition permits. Mr and Mrs William Price and two children, visiting relatives, returned to Youngstown with Mrs Price's parents Mr and Mrs George Thomas.
A compact overview lists radio features airing on WCAE Pittsburgh WCAR Washington WOO Philadelphia WJAR Providence WEET Boston KGO Oakland WCBD Zion WLW Circe Central Timer Star Orchestra RCA Denver and FM Mountain. It mentions orchestras soloists and radio drama The Kile Players.
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