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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday at West South Street Corry Pa lists publisher Arthur Colegrove. It notes post office entry class mail matter rates six dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy by currier plus fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are available on application.
The principal defendant in a suit filed in Illinois accuses four independent firms of paying royalties to Standard Oil and limiting output by agreement. The proceedings probe whether price fluctuations reflect monopoly power or seasonal demand, with expected light shed on fuel industry dynamics.
A telegram from Jy W Olds president of Ue Climax Mig Company now in Pasadena California announces that the Climax Bevel Gear locomotive made in Corty has received the highest award at the Portland Oregon Exposition. Miss Luella Place returns home with her classmates after a graduation year. Mrs McGhritie and Mrs Pred Smith travel to Columbus to attend a teleliriy event hosted by Mrs S L Monroe.
A jumble of local items references political figures, school matters, and a mysterious fatality. It mentions Meadville police probe into Frank Malek’s death, city residents unsure of disturbance, and a string of community happenings including games and performances.
Mrs Margaret Sheehan of Franklin sustained a compound fracture of the shoulder after being struck by a P R R train bound for New Castle at the New York Central depot on 13th Street about 9 o'clock Tuesday morning. She is under treatment at the train hospital. An X ray was taken to assess the injury and authorities believe confusion near the approach of the train led to the accident.
The Victor Shop of the Barlow Hardware Co has moved to the Films store Department on the conch floor. The shop tool is converted into a display room for a wide line of cooking and heating stoves. The firm expects the change to be advantageous for Lithia.
A statewide fish hatchery expansion proposal was reviewed by the Pennsylvania Fish Commission. Attendees included John R. Wamberger Dan R. Schnabel Charles Retell and other commission members. The plan aims to authorize a new hatchery at Corry purchase land and fund construction in Cambria County.
The Whistoviat Circle met at Mrs Moray's home for its first meeting post vacation. Mrs Osborne played piano while members sang "Pennsylvania" from the state federation selection. Miss Jackson spoke on heredity and Mrs Keindony presented a paper. plans to visit the library next meet were noted.
In Washington representatives of Germany and the United States met in the old State Department building to conclude the first treaty since the World War peace pact. Baron von Maltzan the German ambassador and Secretary of State Frank Kellogg exchanged ratifications of a new commercial trade treaty pledging most favored nation treatment.
Funeral services for Mrs I Ernest Wepple were conducted by Rev Rey Witten Hall at Se Pauly Lutheran Church after a home vigil. Relatives from nearby towns attended as vocal numbers were performed by a church quartet. Burial followed at Pine Gris cemetery.
Ames & Co and druggists promote Parlaisar Sage as a guaranteed remedy to stop hair loss and itching with a money back offer. B. F. Smith and Mista Gilson plan to leave Thursday for Orlando, Fla., for the winter.
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