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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
3
Published daily except Sunday at West South Street Corry Pa the paper notes second class mail status three cents per copy weekly circulation and advertising rates available on application Arthur Wotegrove is listed as proprietor with post office entry details for Corry Pennsylvania
A fragmented historic note discusses three underforty presidents chosen within weeks at Wisconsin Michigan and Chicago, signaling a shift toward younger leadership in U S higher education. It highlights Glenn Frank Clarence Little and Muse Mason as the new and incoming leaders, emphasizing vigor and reformist trends in academia amid evolving administration.
As taken from The Journal Files September 25 1905 Mausville defeated the Paint House Chapel to 0 on Saturday's football route. Referee Relyeke of Mausville oversaw the game. East Main Street residents and local families mentioned including Mrs Alison Nichols and others. Mentions of editorial work and social events accompany the period snapshot.
In Erie city two St Thomas and St Elisabeth churches plan a Catholic college under the Erie diocese with fifteen boys, ten sisters, and others enrolled for first year work. Classes are at Prep School 285 West Oisteset, Erie, under Rev Joseph J Wehrle, with Bishop Gunnell aiming to establish a four year college. Curricula will match other colleges and expand over time.
A Chicago News item notes realtors gain a powerful ally as radio helps attract buyers to new homes. Inventors who spark interest in homes now see increased buyer attention, giving realtors reason for optimism about sales and marketing reach.
Distressing gas makes eating a misery and dangers organs. Golden Lax Tablets offer gentle internal cleansing to restore comfort and health. Suitable for older people and children, this harm less option is marketed as a tonic fixative. Get 9 boxes from your drugsist today. 26c.
Harry W. Moomy, longtime chairman of the Republican county committee and sheriff nominee, has received the Prohibition party nomination. Official tallies released by county commissioners John F. Austin and Tom Sterritt show strong Prohibition support for Moomy, while Democratic and Independent contenders also ran.
A blaze in Maple Dale destroyed the Free Methodist Church and the Buyes family residence shortly before 2 PM Thursday. Strong winds aided the rapid spread, placing Rev Blair’s home at risk and prompting urgent firefighting efforts to prevent total loss.
Pryce Beatty of Lakewood was fined 400 dollars and costs 520 after pleading guilty in county court to drunken driving and failing to stop after injuring property at Eighweath and Portage. He claimed memory gaps and said he had wine before leaving, while police reported three overturned fines and a crash that damaged vehicles at Moorheadville.
David Spinner of Uniontown was convicted of manslaughter in the death of his prospective father-in-law August Zelénak. The auto crash occurred when Spinner's car struck a pole while speeding, leading to a lengthy prison term.
Bear Lake residents and visitors populate a week of gatherings. Don Titlor returns Rome Felmi Reading, Mr George Photps visits Ber Guighter, Mrs Ebba Erickson visits Ruth Meahon, and Mr Raymond Cobb hosts at his father’s home. Mary Chapman returns from Maple Springs, Venus visits friends, Mrs Alice Wickwire visits from Panama, J. J. McCurlough returns from Jamestown, and several locals host guests. An electrical storm burns a barn on Willis Brown farm. U. B. Aid society meets at Mrs Elie Hassam’s home. Henry Beards marries Mae Dalrymple Thursday evening.
A fragmentary note reports a driver bound in a chariot rite linked to ancient Roman practices. The scarce text hints at the Selver's rites and a ceremonial restraint, but details and context are unclear from the surviving lines.
Union City Pennsylvanias landscape gardener and florist Pleyte operates Bell Phone 141 and Mutual Phone 41 from Onion City Green Houses. The listing notes local services and address connections.
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