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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
1
In day term 40 sale of the e 320 R reported with partial details. The fragment notes a transaction involving a model or item labeled 320 R and references a timeline or day count, but lacks complete context or full names and places.
City Council awarded the entire street improvement program in Meadville to the Keystone Construction Company for brick pavement on six streets including Main Congress and Wright. Eight bids were received with the Keystone bid selected due to durability and long-term cost savings. residents urged concrete on several streets, but the council favored brick for longevity and lower future repairs, with explanations from council members published.
D Dodge of Jamestown, once a stage driver between Corry and Mayville, visits Corry. He recalls daily runs starting around 7 am and ending near noon, with horse changes at Clymer and Sherman. He notes a period when part of the Croscutl stock fell into local sheriff hands and later sold to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Corry Motor Club prepares for a Friday evening banquet at the Elks Hall with about 200 members expected. J Clyde Nybo, of the Bennetville Motor Vehicle Association, will address members as officers wrap up a membership drive. Secretary Peterson notes solid turnout and anticipates an informative talk on club activities and work ahead. Dinner will be served by the Rebekahs from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Streets in North Center East Washington basins finished with several Stanford Hose Company members and Water Supply Co. aid. Work to continue until all district pavements washed. Superintendent Howard notes dirt founds progressing. Howard Co. provided reins and rigging for road work. East Main Street praised for service. entire stretch from river crossing overhauled with harrow and drag. Nira Fy Lo Blakertee visited Blainy with Mrs. Estelle McGrawh and others.
Winston O Dell former postmaster at Bindley Lake faces a hearing before United States Commissioner Edward Bodtey in Jamestown tomorrow at 2 PM on charges of embezzlement and falsifying records. He was arrested near Hindley Lake last week by a Buffalo deputy US marshal after a postal inspector led a week long investigation. A $4000 bond was posted and the post office was moved from O Dells store to Minnie Cook’s charge during the inquiry. Residents of Findley Lake show strong interest in the outcome.
Wisconsin moves toward modifying the Volstead Act with factions split. A state Senate committee backed passage of a series of measures, signaling a possible change in Prohibition policy. Local and state government debates continue as supporters press Congress for change.
Special to The Journal Erie March 25 A woman identified as Mrs Telen Vivier of 1249 East 22nd Street jumped into Erie Bay after a quarrel with her husband. She was initially unidentified in Tanley’s morgue but later positively identified as Vivier, whose husband is said to be the custodian of McKinley School.
Austen Chamberlain voiced unwavering support for Germanys security plan in a House of Commons speech, a stance welcomed by the British press as marking the end of Great Britains period of wavering.
Philadelphia bond house Leach Company won a $30,000 municipal bonds contract with a premium of 1401 and a limit of $70 for printing. City Council received applications for street commissioner positions from Poy Dickinson and William face. A 250 candle power light on West Washington near Allen and other street lights were approved, while additional lighting faced opposition. A storage building for the street department was approved, with a special meeting planned to review specifications and plans from Architect Montt, aiming for April start.
Hartford jury trial of Gerald Chapman progresses as he dominates his own defense. In early proceedings 57 of 150 venire and then 57 of 100 were examined with Chapman approving or disapproving jurors, wearing a blue suit and appearing more alert than yesterday.
State Supreme Court upholds lease cancellation for Bryant and Bell of Wilkes, forfeiting their lease after subletting to Hin Boon. Police found liquor on the Fenited premises in May, triggering eviction action under applicable grounds.
Harrisburg March 26 The general appropriation bill passed today in the form submitted from committees after a long floor debate. It allows departments to explain budget provisions in the Senate if seeking more than approved by the committee. Hearings are set on a series of measures including a 26 million Loud Is Sue project and workmen's compensation with figures and deadlines to be clarified.
London report says Dorothy Denniston who won a jury verdict against her former husband Lieut Col Tan Dennistoun must await court rulings tomorrow on whether the $95,000 award will be paid in full. Attorneys argued on points of the jury's findings and the court adjourned until Thursday.
The State Highway Department plans to launch highway improvements in the vicinity soon after April first. The Mince Company of Olean, bidder on the Wrightsville road, is favored to start early on a nearly eight mile stretch. New equipment has been purchased, two concrete mixers are planned, and construction between the city and Wrightsville should provide local employment.
March 25 Secretary Kellogg reviewed the government action restricting political activities by Count Michael Karolyi, exiled former president of Hungary. President Coolidge declined to interfere, upholding the gag rule despite protests from Liberty Union and Hungarian American groups. Karolyi, in the U S on a temporary passport visa to visit a ill wife, would face charges from Hungarian monarchist opponents if he spoke.
Luther White of Cambridge Massachusetts is named by Attorney General Sargent to head the federal prison system succeeding Heber Wotan, brother in law of President Hardine, with the appointment announced today in Washington on March 25.
In Wilmington Delaware federal court Union of Methodist Churches plans to oppose Lillian Gish in a suit over a contract to star in a motion picture. Attorneys claim Charles Duell swayed Gish into exclusive agreement and named executor, enforcing a church approval. The case centers on control of her performances and rights.
Miss Mauide Young, 20, daughter of A F Young, a well known North Rast fruit grower, vanished from her Riniley Lake North East highway home last evening. Relatives fear mental distress and possible danger to her health. She was last seen wearing a light blue coat, brown tam, grey suede slippers, blue skirt and middy blouse. weighs about 120 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. Any information to A F Young, North East.
In Berlin Maryland a large posse surrounded Cropper Novi Swamp seven miles from town aiming to capture Bevan brothers Lusher and Andre. The Bevans escaped from two officers, were pursued by bloodhounds, and aroused a county-wide siege with volunteers from nearby communities. Newsman Nes J M Gardner travelled to Union City then returned.
A listing of evening broadcasts across WCAP WEAF WNYC KGW KIX and other stations. Programs include Army Bard recital Meek and the New York Trio, intercollegiate and international debates, and pianist Rose and Ottilie Sut. Schedule notes multiple stations and times across the eastern to Pacific regions.
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