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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1925
Page
5
Lawrence Fields went to Jamestown Mp C EB Shoop plans a visit. in Warren friends Sie AG Retsil aunt Tittle dang went to Dublin NY YS this morning to visit relatives. Mrs OF Smith and children traveled to Columbus this morning to visit Wittier mother Mrs Anstii.
Numerous residents, including Mrs J Deamond and daughter Katherine Plotence, Mrs Luifledton, and Mr Mortiem, travel to and from the city for family visits. Several households host relatives from Gristown, Jamestown, Pittsburgh, and Columbus, with plans for weekend stays and spring activities noted.
A Fredonia man was killed while crossing Main Street near the New York Central railroad. The accident occurred around 12:20 PM as he was in the eastbound lane and struck by freight traffic. He died en route to the hospital.
The New York market closed with a mixed tone as Pan American and other major averages wavered after a rebound the previous day. Investors watched uneven recoveries in airlines and steel while rail and shipping shares showed declines, signaling cautious sentiment across sectors.
The Harding Association held a meeting described as one of the year’s most canny events. During the evening residents witnessed a play by Radiow Tromemads, with vivid scenery and a tense reception reflecting social tensions and local committee action.
Ray Was, youngest son of Mrs and Mr Charles Plive, died in Philadelphia after a long illness. His remains were to be taken to Philadelphia for burial. Besides his widow and four children, he is survived by Merle Place and Jo Habik, Cleveland, and other relatives. The article notes the heart of the community and references local workers.
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