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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1925
Page
3
A partial OCR segment shows Corry Pennsylvania daily paper text with names and street references but lacks complete context and details about the issue or event. It appears to be a masthead or publication line with scattered proper nouns and street identifiers.
A long excerpt discusses the ancient Greek designer Sostratus who hid his name in the Marble Tower built by Ptolemy on Photos island. It reflects on how inscriptions faded and how mothers influence fame, then shifts to a transition in church history led by Dean Ingells urging adaptation to modern conditions to preserve influence.
Aishton of the Colf Railway Association argues trains are safer than autos, citing 1924 fatalities and grade crossing declines. He notes automobile deaths rose 20 percent in 1928 while rail deaths fell since 1923, and defends auto use by population and car totals.
The former Corry Garage on RST Avenue has reopened after changes in ownership. John Kimmy and Dan Brown, with the sales department, will run the business under the First Avenue Garage name and display new Maxwell and Chrysler Ivy models this morning.
Twenty years ago reports from The Journal Files note strong signs for building part of the valley road this summer led by Slessty Northrop and Modge. The Armory Theatre manager C T Trimble and Morgan Hewitt Stock Company head Sturt Head dock invite local baseball teams to this evening's show as guests.
Erie May 1 Miss Jane Pressly head of the Erie County League of Woman Voters warns women to register for the primaries and enroll in their party. The letter urges complete assessment and party enrollment to ensure voting rights and support qualified candidates in the November election.
Dunkirk man John Battaglia is indicted for the murder of real estate dealer John Millioni in Dunkirk on April 40. The grand jury also returns seven indictments. Battaglia’s trial is possible before Justice Larkin on May 25. District Attorney Glenn W. Woodin will prosecute. An Independence Day celebration is planned by the America Legion Post with two days of events.
Local notes report William Henry of Corry spent Sunday with his father Dave Henry and relatives. Ray Stearns of Warren visited family. Mrs Mary Sekt and Mrs Martha Hues hosted a noon Ladies Mid meeting with an afternoon vocal session. Various other townspeople, including Flora Campbell and Agnes Burns, were mentioned visiting relatives and hosting guests through the week.
Fragmentary text mentions people and a location but provides no coherent events or facts to report in a summary. The readable bits include names such as Sarina and Corey and references to a home, but no dates actions or outcomes are evident.
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