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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
3
The editorial criticizes Congress for raising pay from $7,600 to $10,000 while accusing the action of sneaking passage. It notes Coolidge veto considerations and his last minute signature while arguing the move undermines economy and health measures at the White House.
Twenty years ago notes from The Journal Files detail the filing of the certificate of incorporation for the Corry Findley Lake and North Rave railway with the county clerk at Mayville. Also mentions Miss Katherine Lyons injured near Pitts, and several local business updates including Spicer rejoining Howard Sole Leather Tannery and Militon Callwell purchasing Stebbings Green House with plans for extensive improvements.
MLD BILL O NEIL Dying Ole CHPY March wy gy yyaay Hill ONeil well known FAR ere zineer recently retired from the service of the road is critically ill at his time 452 West Delevan atreet Buffalo and little hope is held for his recovery Mr O Neil has a wide circle of friends here He was retired from the service of the railmad on March 1st t rying to ill Jiealtti Look through the cnacined cot yimns and see what you can save
In March the State Hatchery area notes many visitors and local events. Prack Palmer visits with sisters at the Warkhurst Palmer home while Mrs. Dy Houser remains with Mrs. Roosevelt. Grandmother Joy visits Bern Joy and family, and several residents travel between Corry Warren and nearby towns. Shippers send fish from the hatchery, road conditions hinder transport, and local hosts welcome guests for card evenings and gatherings.
Mohawk Plywoods company of Warren Pa begins construction on a new work center alongside the recently laid Whitehent line. The project includes a 100 by 18 foot structure, 18 to 20 feet peak, with a 100 by 6 foot approach and six bays, planned for about fifty to sixty employees.
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