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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
2
The Redlck china production of Sweethearts by Milton Aborn opens the 102428 Library Lecture Course at the High School auditorium. The program features duet numbers and a lively comedy, with Victor Herbert’s music praised for grand opera scope.
A Bulthnore Sun item recalls a man who excavated his desk to uncover why he saved each paper found there, revealing personal motives and memories tied to ordinary objects. The piece reflects on memory, selection, and the meaning of documents kept over time.
Depositors of Citizens Bank Albion Pennsylvania will receive a further dividend of twelve and a half percent of their approved claims. A court order by Judge William E Hirt directs distribution totaling 51 035 82 from 415 682 97 held. Peter G Canteron secretary for banking reports the allocation.
The Bayonet Club, a veterans group from the Twenty-ninth District, will travel to Union and Corry next Saturday to back Tom Sterrett for sheriff. An automobile caravan will depart 6:30 PM from Old Liebel House, with a rally in Union City at 7 PM and events in Corry at 9 PM. The group aims to galvanize support in Erie and nearby towns during the final election push.
Funeral services for Mrs P. Ferris of 170 Wright Street will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM at the home with Rev J F Martin of the Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment in Pie Grove cemetery. Survived by husband and brother W E Boggs of DeQueen Ark with many friends.
A span of social visits is recorded in Spartansburg with Ack 1d -31 and Mrs. Charles Lairss visiting Mr and Mrs Wayne Aiens. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Philip Northop, Dayton Miller, and Mrs J L Goodwill, hosted guests from Concord and other towns. The report notes travel plans, illness, and family movements across Washington, D C Jacksonville Daytona Beach and Glyndon, plus local activities of the Rebekah lodge and neighboring households.
Guy Blakeslee died Sunday afternoon at his home in Sparta Township. Born in 1868, he was a son of the late Francis Blakeslee and was married to Lettie Darrow in 1898. He leaves two sons Paul Blakeslee of Corry and two daughters, with a brother Jesse and a sister Cornelia. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 am conducted by Rev I H. Potter, with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery, Corry. His farm near Corry was noted as a model, reflecting thrift and hard work.
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