Feeble OCR Echoes of a Local Class Feast Meeting
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a class, a feast, and individuals with partial names. The readable bits point to a school setting and a gathering but lack clear events, dates, or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a class, a feast, and individuals with partial names. The readable bits point to a school setting and a gathering but lack clear events, dates, or outcomes.
Geop ald Chapman was named today by the daily eyewitness as the shooter of Policeman James Skelly of New Britain. Witness Alfred Atwater testified Chapman fired three shots after entering the store, while defense contends a deathbed claim named Walter Shean as the killer.
The high school auditorium hosts the musical comedy Receiving the Parson this Friday at 8 o clock. Tickets are sold by students and at the door. the production features Deacon Joshia Tudeh HL Macbees and a long list of cast members with musical selections between scenes and a tenor Saxophone duet. The show is billed as a lively two act entertainment with varied roles and local participants from Matthwille and surrounding areas.
Mrs Herbert Stone is dead at Warren Pennsylvania after illness. A memorial program will be presented in the morning at ten oclock by the church choir recounting the story of the cross. Stone, a well known local resident, is survived by two daughters Katharine and Mary, and a son Herbert. Funeral services will be held at St Peters church in Warren followed by burial in Warren.
Keystone Construction Company officials announced early this morning that initial paving work on Meadville’s East Main Street would begin Tuesday. Trucks and paving equipment were being loaded for shipment with sewer work expected as the test phase as crews prepare to open detours and proceed with further street improvements citywide.
Gospel singers the Berge Sisters appeared at First Methodist Church evangelistic services. Their uplifting performance filled the auditorium and drew praise for their musical skill. The pastor preached on spiritual life and warned of peril, with tonight’s service at 7:00 featuring more singing and a sermon on "God's Hand on the Revival."
Mrs Loretta McCray died Saturday night at her home 215 East Smith Street after a seven month illness. She was 88 and survived by three children and several siblings. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. from her home and McCray Church in Lavell with Rev W E Barcete officiating. interment will be in McCray Cemetery.
March 30 report shows no presidential winner in Germany as popular ballots exclude a clear majority. A second vote is set for April 26. Jurres Nana tallies list Socialist, Democrat and Centrist strength while monarchist Jarres leads but short of an outright victory.
Real estate operators in Corry announce moving time pushed to May 1 due to irregular early April weather. While some families will move, most relocations are delayed a month as a city faces housing shortages. Apartments and furnished rooms are the main rental option now, brokers say.
American seismologists note the March 80 Central American quake matched Bendandi prediction. Fordham seismograph records placed epicenter north of the Panama Canal with tremors felt across Central America and into the United States east of Chicago. Officials caution about broad accuracy of long range forecasts.
Two men die in a Butler shanty fire late last night. Victims identified as Jesse Kildoo, 50, and William Mobhersai, 56. Pittsburgh residents Bila B Miller and W Mivicker were visiting the city. Mrs Mary J Lasnbestom, after a visit, left for Erie.
In Princess Kentucky two men, Thomas Click age 20 and Tedward McAllister age 82, killed each other after an argument over a neighborhood girl. Stanley, a bystander, claimed Click drew a pistol and fired, then McAllister shot him back. Stanley was held for questioning.
Recreation Board members meet this afternoon at 5 to act on the application for the position of community nurse in this city. Announcement of an appointment is expected to be made immediately after the meeting.
Montague colliery at Seats Wied flooded trapping thirty miners. Rescue teams aided about 200 workers to escape while thousands gathered outside the mine causing crowd control concerns and heightened precautions.
Postal inspectors joined investigators in Buffalo New York over the disappearance of 120000 dollars in cash from a train en route from Washington to the Detroit Federal Reserve Bank. The robbers are believed to be locals as a large reward pool is posted by the announcement company and the postal department. Authorities expect swift action though money recovery remains uncertain.
Dorothy Haskins ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C G Haskins of Shady Venue remains in very serious condition after being struck on the head by a city street sign weeks ago. Reports say a slight improvement was seen but the relapse continues to keep her in danger.
Elizabeth Weaver and Wist A Randolph Jr. of Fort Worth Texas married in Wynnewood Oklahoma Saturday The bride Miss Elizabeth Weaver is a former Corry girl and sister of Mrs Milon Brown The wedding was announced this morning by relatives in Corry
Secretary of War Weeks said General Wallan Mitchell will complete his term as assistant chief of the army air service on April 97 and be assigned as air service officer of the staff of the Eight Corps area at San Antonio Texas with the rank of colonel. No immediate disciplinary action is contemplated despite alleged insubordination and criticism of the army and navy air services.
Storm rains swell Peruvian rivers wiping out roads and buildings and claiming lives. Reports from Lima and Trujillo describe collapsed structures and drowned workers while communications fail and floodwaters race toward the sea.
In Chicago on March 30 both sides guarded key witnesses in the so called million dollar germ murder case. State's Attorney Crowe placed guards over Dr C C Faiman Earl Clink and John Merchant. Defense attorney Stewart seeks bail for William Shepherd as Judge Hopkins weighs the request. Coroners and chemists analyze vital organs of Dr Oscar Olson and Mrs Erma McClintock to probe possible poisonings. McClintock was Billy’s mother and Olson was related to Chief Justice Harry Olson who began the case.
Col Charles R Forbes former director of the Veterans Bureau is reported resting comfortably at Hart private hospital Boston after a stroke of paralysis. He was sentenced February 4 in Chicago to two years for conspiracy to defraud the government and was stricken Friday night at his sister Mrs Marie Judkins home while awaiting the outcome of his appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
Harrisburg March 20 deputy attorney Campbell advised that lodge halls used for member assemblages and not leased for entertainment must still comply with the law requiring an emergency lighting system for places of assembly. Secretary of Labor and Industry R. Lunsburg.
Uniontown report says Congressman Clarence J. McLeod of Detroit was injured in a plane accident but greatly improved. Doctors expect he can rejoin the nation’s work in about a week at Uniontown Hospital.
Today’s five best radio feature highlights stations from KGO Oakland to WEAE Philadelphia and KDKA East Pittsburgh. The list covers Pacific coast Educational picks and regional shows, naming WEED WEAE WIAR and others with station IDs and frequencies.
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