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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1925
Page
3
Corry Pa edition lists mail details and rates including annual and weekly charges. Advertising rates are available on request. The notice reflects a historic local newspaper format with postal and circulation notes.
B C Forbes argues that meaningful work with few close contacts yields deeper understanding of human nature than mass public roles. He warns that frequent public interaction breeds superficiality and cynicism, urging literary figures and business leaders to know a small circle thoroughly to gain true insight.
The article reports a campaign led by Tabasco Governor Thomas Jarrido, described as a "100 per cent Mexican," closing churches and seizing property for an independent church. A new law orders Catholic priests to marry, threatening to strip priestly duties if they remain unmarried.
A partial, garbled excerpt discusses intolerance and urges separation of church and state. It references U S religious, political, and racial tensions, noting no state has proposed radical Tobasca persecution. The text hints at dangers of church and state entanglement and the authority conflict between earthly and heavenly realms.
United Press reports that over 1,000 coke ovens were added to activity in Payette County as orders spread to Brownsfield Youngstown Dearth and Leisenring from the Coke Company. The ovens are planned to run through Christmas, affecting workers at regional plants.
Twenty years ago notes from The Journal Files discuss rumors the Rail Road Company planned a branch line from the city to Erie with survey crews active between the two cities. The piece also reports the collapse of Maple Avenue junction towerman John Limbush from an art disease and snow, with parish funds and a social card party at the Dingmans' home mentioning prizes.
Diogenes Trimble was seen on Center Street with a green and white lantern while seeking an honest critic. Marty Spencer and Walter Lewis departed for Lexington, Kentucky, a place known for thoroughbred horses and pure quill juice.
Funeral services for George Watrous were held yesterday at 2 PM from the family home at Scista. Rev. W E Bartlett of the First M E Church conducted the service. Interment was in Pine Grave cemetery. Pallbearers were Bert Dibble Charles Dibble II Kolstee Peter Schurman M Williams and Merle Watrous. R A Otf left this morning for Warren on a business visit.
Union City November 17. Lt Ikagh Olds, son of Mr and Mrs Olds of this city, has been promoted to judge advocate for the fifth battleship division. He will preside over court martials aboard the ships Colorado Maryland Tennessee and West Virginia, with headquarters at San Pedro California.
Continuing the reorganization of the federal dirty squad, eight members have been dropped. "For the good of the service" is cited as the rationale.
The trial of John A Bell former president of the Carnegie Trust company for embezzling more than 1,000,000 in funds is scheduled for November 30 in Pittsburgh.
A cast of thirty five Union children will stage a play about a new bridge. The production, directed by Mrs John Boland and others, features Betty Jan and Tennia Jones among many performers. The bridge work by Corry Bridge and Supply Company progresses with a plan to finish soon, as sidewalks and related amenities are installed on West High Street.
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