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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
3
At the Corry Pa post office the Sag. class mail matter is noted. Advertising rates are available upon application. The notice lists by mail yearly and by carrier per copy and weekly costs.
Jamestown Post reports an editorial urging new highway builds in Chautauqua County. The Board of Supervisors welcomed news that seven roads will be constructed or rebuilt under the amended Ten Att map, with state support. Key projects include widening near Chautauqua Lake, Kennedyillington road, Clymer Sherman, Forestville Nashville, and Lake Road along Lake Erie, plus repairs from Findley Lake to Sherman. The state will cover future maintenance costs, and Speaker McGinnies is praised for securing this public service benefiting Jamestown and surrounding areas.
A fire alarm reported a blaze in a smoke house at C B McCray 22 Fifth Avenue. No one was rescued. Walter Pettingill returned home from Town City. D G Po Rogert Mac Donagh and grand officers installed Corry Encampment 241 I O O F. W D Douglas married Pearl Peters at Mrs A J Endworth’s home on Wayne Street. O A Stennett returned from New York with split goods. Eagles plan a billiard and pool room in new parlors. Train Son the P E reported pay car activity. Robert Heineman returned from Florida trip. Corry Creamery Co noted a demand for cream.
The Board of Supervisors approved plans for the Clymer Panama road project linking Jamestown to Panama village with reinforced concrete all through West Main Street. The project costs are set at 600,050 dollars with federal aid and local shares allocated. a second project, the Ripley Sherman road, received 112,000 dollars to extend from Wattlesburg church toward Sheldon Corners.
Robert F. Glenn aged 71 a prominent Venango County attorney and former mayor of Franklin died at his home 1100 Birch Street after months of declining health. He was a trusted figure in local public affairs longtime director of the YMCA and elder of the First Presbyterian Church.
United Press reports on a Senate rejection that sparked sympathy for Charles Warren and Marsin Van Buren, aiding Van Buren’s rise to the White House. It notes a parallel with Carl Cushing’s failed 1919 nomination and broader notes on resubmitting rejected nominations.
Police search for youths after a Sunday assault on seven year old Anthony Aleksa of 741 East Ninth Street. According to his mother, the boy’s eye condition grew alarming and doctors fear possible loss of sight.
City Council will open bids Tuesday evening for the paving program including West Smith street from West White to Roosevelt highway and East 31st street to Shindy Brust. The city plans about 40 000 in municipal improvement bonds to cover the program as more bids are opened Tuesday. Anthony visited a telegraph line on Ash street near Thirteenth Sunday and a boy aged about 12 or 14 struck him in the eye with a pointed stick injuring him. taken to Fisher Hospital East Sixth Street and police notified.
A candidate card states Joseph G. Goldstein of 6120 seeks the office of district attorney in Warren County, running in the Republican primary set for September. The filing notesintent to attract Republican voter support at the party primary.
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