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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
1
March 28 dispatch says Allied leaders plan a reply to Germany on security proposals. France reports favorable responses from other allies as drafts are prepared. Allies weigh collective versus separate communications while the Drechs begin drafting for approval.
Twenty two Corry Kiwanis members joined Erie Kiwanis at the Mall Lawrence for a joint meeting. Judge Schoonmaker of Pittburgh addressed the crowd and a dinner followed. W W Hy Wuettett spoke on behalf of the church, with renewed interest in child welfare work in this city. The program included a quartet and remarks from DeRosaales and others. plans hinted for future events in Corry.
Four young men from Corry were in a serious automobile crash near Erie. W. R. Bilit of Went Pleasant Street was arrested for reckless driving after the Overland touring car wrecked, injuring several occupants. The machine was badly wrecked and one man suffered a deep facial cut while others escaped with minor injuries and a shake up.
United Press reports Senator Surion Ko Wheeler appeared in the District of Columbia Supreme Court and posted 1000 bail for his trial on the indictment returned yesterday. He and two Montana colleagues face conspiracy charges tied to land issues. The trial by jury is slated for this summer with hearings likely in April on a related federal statute violation. Wheeler plans to confer with Senator Walsh to time Montana charges first and defend against assertions from the Republic National Committee.
Heir to the British throne will visit South America and Africa on a 20,000 mile voyage lasting until September. Royal itinerary includes stops across multiple nations as part of a grand state tour.
Andrew J. Volstead former representative and author of the Volstead Act vents anger at Wisconsin senators who admit possessing beer and wine The report notes his remarks amid a broader debate over prohibition and his planned travels through Europe and Africa with his entourage The piece also describes royal travel and the Prince of Wales recent activities in Britain as context.
Margaret Vreeland, 19, of Dover New Jersey, a Mount Holyoke College student, died after her car was demolished by a locomotive at Bogota crossing. Elienteth Taylor of Scranton and Ga Remington of Bound Brook were riding with her and thrown clear. Heavy rain reduced visibility as the train descended.
Paenza Italy March 28 Prof Bendandi who predicted the U S quake warns a strong tremor will be felt in North and Central America tonight. He also foresees an earthquake in the far east on Monday attributed to Prof Bete indi.
United Press report from Hartford details Gerald Chapman’s murder trial as he faced 26 witnesses including Lillian Knell a waitress who testified about the bandit and his alleged partner Walter E Shean. The Old Colony Inn near Meriden was cited as context for the crime scene.
George Washington Peterson, Civil War veteran and member of Andrew Post No 70, died after a several weeks illness at his daughter's home in Corry. He was 79. Survived by four sons Feed, Ellis, Alton, and Rolland, and several daughters. Funeral from the Corry home Monday at 2:30 pm. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Applications for the nursing post were received by the Recreation Board with a likely appointment to be announced early next week. Several candidates had entered, including Celia Sullivan, noted for past efficient service, who is favored to be rehired. Local demand favors Miss Sullivan, seen by residents who directly benefited from her prior work.
Corry marked thirty-nine years since a record cold snap when the thermometer fell to thirty-two degrees below zero on March 27, 1886. Residents endured severe hardship as ice formed inches thick inside homes while coal and wood were scarce and gas use remained limited.
Corry Building and Loan Association announces 816 shares sold during the campaign month bringing total subscriptions to 164600 dollars. The group plans four new homes and remodeling loans while scheduling a public meeting in April with a nationally known speaker to discuss the building and loan movement.
Stricken with heart trouble during the night, Chris Sorenson aged 58, a Wayne township farmer, died in his sleep. Found by family shortly before 8 am, he had been in declining health for months but not considered serious. Survived by wife, six sons, one daughter, and a large circle of friends. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from the Route 4 home, with interment at Ping Grove cemetery.
Between lines of sailors the body of Admiral George Dewey will be transported from Arlington Cemetery to Beth Hebern Chapel to await completion of the National Cathedral. At the widow's request and despite protests from several patriots the body will be moved after eight years of burial.
United Press reports Eugene Suaainelli was arrested in New York on March 28 for the murder of his sister in law Amelia. She was struck and killed by an ox in the hands of an unidentified assailant as she sat beside her baby's cradle.
United Press reports forest fires in southeastern Oklahoma fading under farmer vigilance. Broken Bow mayor A. B. Lambert says wind and clouds hint at rain, with several fires in McCurtain County blotted out during the week.
Members of the Cory Slator Club enjoyed a fine gathering attended by over two hundred. The Rebekahs served supper in the lodge dining room from 6 to 8. Miss Elnora Gorton played piano solos during supper. Harmony Four opened the program with several numbers. Ed Marsh, honorary president, spoke on motorist issues and united action for fair highway use. C C Richardson of Greenville Motor Club discussed federation benefits. J H Booth highlighted Greenville Club growth. Mayor Alexander spoke on Columbus Avenue improvements but said this year’s work was impossible due to procedures. D A Akstram urged East Columbus Avenue improvement and continued booster efforts. The meeting closed with general visiting. Miss Virginia Stults leaves for Erie for a week-end visit.
A city Easter event will be held at Eastside Grove on April 11 with the St Edward's Cadets and Girl Reserves organizing an Easter egg hunt. Children from the city are invited to join the hunt with prizes for the best finds observed by local sponsors and the Lions Club coordinating similar nationwide activities.
Chicago reports detail attempts to hide state witnesses in the so called germ murder case. Robert Crowe had arrested witness Crowe Rand amid claims of a $5000 bribe to leave the city. Bodies of Dr Oscar Olson and Mrs Emma McClintock were examined for poison as exhumations were ordered by Justice Olson. Endocarditis and pence ditis found. Dr William McNally offered no conclusion. Stewart says new evidence could affect bail ruling for William Shepherd. Rhuebell claims Farman never fed any germ to Shepherd at medical school.
San Francisco March 28 the fate of Dorothy Ellingson hinges on a jury after her offer to plead guilty to manslaughter was rejected by the prosecution The court heard that Ellingson collapsed eight times while seeking to avoid further suffering her condition described as highly nervous by authorities at the safety jail District Attorney Brody pressed for a second degree murder plea noting the murder case as a severe crime and criticizing the defense for delays while the matter was pushed toward immediate confinement.
WNYC New York lists five top features with orchestral selections from the Me Museum. WRC Washington and Schenectady, plus EDKA East Pittsburgh and WILS Chicago schedule ensembles and Times. Programs include Marine Band and Glee Club with evening airings across cities.
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