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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1925
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal weighs the impact of steel waste and price in daily life. It calculates $400,000,000 annual steel costs to families and urges manufacturers to reduce waste and improve corrosion protection through galvanizing and better processes.
A man on the way to hospital made a will with a pocket page, valid and probated. He died before reaching care. the piece notes how wills protect loved ones and urges preparation rather than gloom. It contrasts Christian persecution with Western reactions to Moslems in the Middle East.
John Rogers has acquired the contract and supply department of the city electric lighting business and will manage these matters on account. Roy Mottay died about 11 o clock this forenoon at his parents home on Fifth Avenue. A pleasant surprise was given to Nes Nat Guire who departed with a silver meat serving set as a token of remembrance.
A three pound newborn at Bath Hog was placed in an incubator and fed a tea spoonful of milk hourly. The regimen led to rapid weight gain as the infant grew healthier under careful care.
Erig November grand jury in Erie county court names Girard Manis as foreman. Judge Rossiter announces 19 men and women on the panel after dismissals for self-service, with jurors called to 2 PM to review cases. They meet in secret to determine true bills for next week’s trials.
United Natural Gas Company operations at LaMfont lease four miles from Wino report a fishing job after tools were lost in the hole due to a pin issue. Drilling resumed after two weeks and reached about 1600 feet when the stem again broke and tools were left in the borehole.
A National City Bank survey notes rising activity across industries with strong profits reported by companies. It cites steady gold imports, stock market confidence, and growing construction potential while warning of a future weakness in a key sector. The cotton crop outlook remains mixed with large yields promising relief for cotton goods but lower prices distressing growers. Wheat and live stock markets show varied but generally favorable trends, with corn and oats in high supply and uncertain demand. A radiator split incident occurred near Aull, England.
Motorists along East Columbus Avenue report a smoother drive from the Menter Street area to the city line after removal of streetcar tracks and grading work. The stretch between The Willows and the Roosevelt Highway remains hazardous with deep holes and scattered planks left by laborers.
Strained white clover honey sold in 6 tb units at Jourdet's Grocery Washington Market Trisker's Barnes and Simpson's stores in Columbus. Price listed as 80 units.
Fifteen members of the IReaders Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. JAW Campbell’s home on West Church Street for their regular meeting. Mrs. J Campbell opened with a quotation, Meg Olyborne read a paper “Behind the Doors Where Hooks are Made,” tracing the book’s history from author to shop window. Edgars Valentine F Smith contributed a untitled story, Mrs. Coral G Crippen was added to the Associated list, and Miss Hessie Merriche was unanimously voted a member. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday afternoon with Mrs. W. Camp at Frederick Street. the program will feature “Prevent Day Opera Singers.”
A fragmentary tale depicts a wife complimenting her husband during a mountain resort visit. Dialog hints at an unclear incident and a feeling of concern or guilt connected to a fall or mishap observed by the couple.
John Kolsten a well known Wayne Township resident died early this morning at Zovelaeke after a brief illness. He was born in Clyne Virginia about fifty years ago and had lived in the area for many years. Survived by his wife Sir, son Mamer Kolgted and several brothers sisters and relatives. He served as Corry Grange supervisor and was a Republican committee member. Announcement noted forthcoming funeral details.
A house fire swept the Gunderman residence causing the death of George Gunderman Jr and injuries to nine others. Authorities report extensive damage with the structure potentially beyond repair.
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