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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1924

Page

7

Cartoon on religious issue sparks church controversy

The Columbus Evening Dispatch notes Dr. Wm. B. Riley of Minneapolis attacks modernistic Theological Seventeen, inspiring a cartoon titled The Water is Too Deep for Most of Us to be reproduced in the Journal courtesy of Central Presbyterian. Also a rental ad for TORRENT furnished rooms at 609 W Pleasant St.

Sorumans Pevanteen Siinisters Buty Wm. B. Riley First Baptist Church of Minneapolis Riley Columbus Columbus Evening Dispatch Central Presbyterian Church of Columbus Baptist Church of Curry Exact

Two Men Die In Tragic Rail Accident Near Fairview Jamestown

March 18 two men were killed by a passing New York Central freight near Fairview and North Girard while walking along the railroad tracks. One victim was Charlex H Lilly of Jamestown and the other Percy Peck of Buffalo. Police traced Lilly to a Linwood Avenue address and a nearby bungalow, but relatives could not be located. Investigators noted Lilly had moved near Boniwood and had a disputed history with local residents.

Jamestown Charlo Lilly Boniwood Linwood J Avenue New, York Central Fairview North Girard Erie van Percy Peck Shumway Street Buffalo Edamertown Sade Urty Charles A. Lilly Charlex H. Lilly Linwood Avenue Yeuag Linswood Avenue Martin Road New York Central

Freight train noise blamed in fatal Erie river death

A freight train on a new track caused a loud wave that may have drowned out a passenger train whistle, killing two men who died instantly. Their bodies lie in the morgue at Erie. Also notes small ads for a fine survey instrument and lost items including black feather and fleece-lined gloves with reward for return.

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