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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists publishing details for West South Street Corry Pa with publisher Arthur Cobegrove. It notes post office entry as second class mail matter and provides mail and courier rates including five dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy.
A Collier’s examination reports 269 Americans surveyed across states expressing broad dissatisfaction with enforcement under the constitutional ban. Most 88 percent opposed enforcement gaps, while 248 percent allegedly favored full abolition, highlighting persistent calls for stricter or absolute enforcement despite a nationwide “wet” status.
In Jamestown at midnight Saturday a large force swept a dilapidated farmhouse, arresting 33 people including Mbert Weborg and Mrs Alice Farl-Jou. All pleaded guilty to disorderly house. fines of 10 dollars each total 20 dollars. Two women among the arrestees. suspect Weborg located, Carlson missing. Neighbors had complained for weeks about the farmyard activity.
United Press reports in New Orleans on October 12 that Bishop William Montgomery Brown was deposed from the Protestant Episcopal ministry. The decree, read by Bishop Ethelbert Talbot before about 150 witnesses, declared Brown deposed and ordered a copy sent by registered mail. Present were Bishop Thomas Gallar of Tennessee, FT Reest of Georgia, George Zabrizkie of New York as House of Bishops counsel, and church advocates. The proceedings occurred at St Pauls Church and included brief prayers before the ruling.
Fragmentary note discusses caution in legal or court talk about striking a jury. It references Roanoke and Thines, hinting at advice on how letters may influence jurors or proceedings. The readable text remains unclear on concrete events, names, or dates.
Landscape gardener and florista union city greenhouse owner seeks urgent repair of botanic displays and horticultural services. Local union contract and city permits in dispute. Public notice urges arangements for filing claims by month end.
Transcribed notes from The Journal Files dated October 12 1906 recount local events. Obituaries mention Mifton Lavs aged 73 dying at his North Centre street home. Other items reference social and civic notes including finances and community happenings with several unclear passages.
Erie Pa report: elderly driver Hignett loses control of a wagon on Buffalo Road near Stop Buffalo, tumbling from a hay load. His head struck pavement. neck fracture fatal instantly. Witnesses say vehicle toppled as cart tilted. rescue efforts unsuccessful. Train collision later injures buyer with hospital treatment.
The ad touts a new Meiloplo cold cream powder that stays on evenly, blends with natural skin tones, and hides pores for a blemish free look. It claims long wear and invisibly matching complexion.
A local column reflects on the 433rd anniversary of Columbus's landfall in 1492, noting the August 3 departure from Palos and the crew's kneeling welcome, while contrasting past and present October weather and mentioning a 1920s-era snow event, a revived bicycle interest, and upcoming road improvements influencing local races and cycling activity.
Word reached Spartansburg this morning of the death of Guy Blakeslee aged 67 who passed yesterday afternoon at 2:30 at his home near Spartansburg after a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife Mrs Arthur Scouten and children Paul Blakeslee Helen and Milton, all of Spartansburg, plus brother Jesse Blakeslee of Spartansburg and sister Cornelia Childs of the West. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. from the family home with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery Rey Hi Potter of Brie to officiate.
An advertisement touts a rheumatism remedy sold by N. I. Ames & Co. It claims rapid action and guaranteed relief by antagonizing poisons causing stiffness and pain in joints and muscles.
A garbled newspaper headline reports a chaotic scene at a hotel bar where two hundred guests escaped a risky situation. The readable fragment hints at a prankster incident and a public notice in Boston. Further specifics are unclear due to text corruption.
President William Greex of the American Federation of Labor has sent a message to Clarence C. Coolidge on behalf of Peruvian labor organizations. He urges fair treatment and cautions against injustice in the current campaign. The note reflects union concern over cross Atlantic labor relations and the need for protective policies.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound as a cure for weakness and poor appetite, featuring Miss Alberta Rogers who allegedly gained 15 pounds in six weeks. It urges readers to buy tablets or oil, promises money back, and lists J Pondra Ames Co as a seller with a nationwide reach.
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