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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1925
Page
3
A long, rambling column notes a shift from boastful slogans to hospitable town welcome signs as travelers pass through Corry and nearby villages. It laments crumbling roads, speed traps, and local scolds while predicting a new communal spirit, then shifts to football season talk and early game previews ahead of Thanksgiving.
A fragmented 1906 clipping recalls local events in Titusville and nearby towns. Prominent notes include theatre plans, a Sanitorium venture at Cambridge Springs, property trades, and a boxing figure linked to John J. Sullivan. Also mentions Misses Walker and McRingey, and a high school fund audit at Sunbury.
In Gilro, TH once hoped to rival booming commercial hubs, likened to an Eden by locals. The piece notes shifting plans and the long standing belief in transformative growth, with lingering questions about the town’s future prospects and leadership.
Construction of the macadam road from Columbas village to the improved highway west of the old borough progresses rapidly. The State Highways department is improving the stretch to the concrete road with a macadam surface. A steam shovel and crew stay at work, directing the road for a permanent improvement for residents. The Brown? company advances on the Wrightsville end while bridge work over the Broken straw is sought.
L Caflisch elected Supervisor and Mark Havercamp named Highway Superintendent at Clymer. Voters recall Witt roads during previous administration and expect the dirt roads will improve under new leadership over the next two years.
Erie manufacturer Edward Perkins Selden died September 11, 1925, his will filed for probate sets a $494000 estate with $50000 real property. His son and daughter receive most, while multiple Erie, state and national organizations gain bequests including the World's Sunday School Association, American Sunday School Union and several local homes and missions.
Fragmented notes describe illness and recovery after hospital discharge in Levell Massachusetts. The text mentions Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and various unspecific symptoms, symptoms, and a claim of widespread testimonial usage. The passage shows garbled OCR with few discernible names or dates.
Collector George J Gordon reports 1925 school taxes collected to date exceed 45 000 with total assessments near 125 000 this year down from 15 000 previous. A five percent penalty begins soon and officials expect a late rush as taxpayers seek to avoid the penalty. Some trouble noted in collection of the town tax.
Smethport September 10 The civil court term heard Pasquale Capolupo versus Dr James M Heimbach of Kane. Capolupo alleged improper treatment during Mrs Capolupo’s sickness from childbirth. the mother died months earlier but the child survived. The jury saw no supporting evidence. Judge Bouton directed a verdict for the defendant, fully vindicating Dr Heimbach.
A fragment reflects political bravado and social critique surrounding a leader named Ike. It hints at strength among supporters while defending controversial actions and contrasting sociable behavior with stern resolve.
An early Buick advertisement touts the 75 horsepower valve in head engine delivering power and speed with economical gasoline use. It invites readers to test drive a Better Buick to experience its added driving pleasure, noting available units via Buick Motor Company Detroit or Flint distribution.
A new highway link from Wilkinsburg to Greensburg is opened amid celebrations in Trafford and Turtle Creek. Officials report improving water levels and a smoother route for commuters.
A two part program at the Gorey School Auditorium next Monday evening September 21 under the auspices of the Opportunity Club of Presby Church. The first part features old plantation style melodies, the second part modern selections in evening dress. Notable performers include Madam Prive, Miss Brig Vo e, Mr Sullivan, the Motel brothers, Mr Anderson, and a strong piano accompaniment. The group has radio credentials from major stations in New Jersey and Massachusetts.
Local notice announces final shipment window for Elberta peaches and prunes. Names and places appear fragmentary, mentioning Cropriff Hom grown fruit, Ay Ti and North Hust area, Lindley Luke road in an unclear North Hust, Pa context.
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