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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1925
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania notice for Cory Evening Journal on West South Street lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher. It notes post office mailing class, yearly, weekly, and per-copy rates and advertising rate inquiries.
A fragmented wartime guilt debate surfaces from newly published memoirs and archives. Historians like Professor Harry Elmer Barnes and Barreés weigh individual responsibility for World War I versus broader social and economic forces. France’s pacifism prior to 1912 and Germany’s militarism are cited, with shifting views on who truly started the war.
Frnllip Latona of Fredonia was arrested near Portland early Friday in a liquor sale case and arraigned before U. S. Commissioner Keating Huffalo. He pleaded not guilty to possessing liquor in violation of the Federal prohibition law and was released on $1,000 bail. Latona was represented by the law office of W. S. Stearns.
Mixx Maude Ross and Will Bonsink of Clymer wed yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs C Akimin Vonuords Mistevita. Jessie Magy announced engagement to Arthur J Kapne of Carts Atts. Durtiucratic county conversion held. John Te en elected chairman. Fred J Weaver elected chief captain of the fire department. Climax locomotives noted. Onvida Market at North Wester Street undergoing overhaul. Bail game scores listed: WOW vs Raymond 18 to 0.
Former Corry resident Mrs. Hillman died at her Kanethik home early morning. Her body arrived in the city today and will be taken to A Company’s Undertaking parlor for services Wednesday at 2 o'clock with Rev. William Mall officiating. Burial will be in West Lawn Cemetery, Columbus. She had resided in Corry until two years ago and is survived by two daughters and two sons, including Frank Well of Gary and Aven, plus several siblings.
A terse note from Duluth reports a medical advance as surgeons revise techniques in cancer care. The report highlights a shift away from traditional restraints, signaling evolving methods and improved patient outcomes.
Advertises Parisian Sage as a remedy to prevent baldness and dandruff. Claims to stop faking hair and itching, banish scaly scalp, and stimulate growth. Sold by NOP Autos & Co through druggists.
Corry residents enjoy astronomical observations as the longest day June 24 signals the opening of STARMNET. The article explains Bootes the Herdsman and Arcturus, Vega, Capella, and Corona Borealis, detailing star colors, distances, and the kite-shaped asterism near the Great Bear.
John Norris, once sheriff of Cameron County, was sentenced by Judge Graff in Mitta Ving to one year and six months for bribe offers tied to aiding prison escape. The case ties Norris to the alleged slayer linked to a Cameron County murder case and involves damaging evidence against the sheriff.
Rheuma, the rheumatism remedy sold and guaranteed by F Ames & Co acts quickly and safely. It antagonizes and drives in the system the poisons that cause stiffness and pain in the joints.
The description outlines two dress patterns from Pictorial Review No 2423 and Dress Nu 2401. It notes fabric choices striped material and satin crepe options, with sizing for teens and young women from 14 to 20 years, bust 34 to 48 inches, and prices at 35 cents.
Jewish farmers number in the thousands across the United States with large concentrations in New York New Jersey Connecticut Massachusetts Michigan Ohio and California. The text notes 7000 Jewish farmers and mentions 40900 Jews in South America and Argentina as part of the broader context.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Arnold and self-confidence, mentions trustees and a coup. The text is garbled, but hints at a dismissal or upheaval involving Arnold, Mul ink, and Fouts Coupinton with unspecified actions. No clear dates, places, or organizations are readable.
A chaotic scene on a crossing ends when an auto stalls blocking traffic. The incident involves a male passerby and several bystanders who assist as police close the area. No injuries reported, but delays persisted as traffic was diverted.
A Findley Lake resident died suddenly at home on Sunday. Funeral services will be held at the late residence, with details expected to be announced by the family.
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