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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
7
Fragmented notice urges youths to attend a citizens camp in Maryland on July 8, promising health and education benefits. It argues military training ramps physical wellbeing, discipline, and patriotism, urging participation and noting expenses covered by organizers.
In Dunkirk April court notes seek release of poisoner Joseph Ruizaki held on February 1 on multiple counts. Defense argues for bail after recent related proceedings and alleged confession issues. Judge Sullivan and Dieter Ardenes deny immediate bail. bail set at 8000 dollars pending further action.
Market items include pork at 20.00, sugar, poultry measures, and assorted grocery notes. References mention chicken names and dairy products, with unclear prices and product details mixed in a damaged OCR line.
A legal notice details a settlement resolving a damage suit involving Lewis Y. Bynyar of His city and others. The agreement occurred after a lengthy session in October and November 1921, concluding with a private settlement between the parties and their counsel. Irregularities in the record reference Shrek Wy and a Erie train incident as context.
In Rye ApHLS a past session refused to authorize county jails to hire prisoners. Dist. Atty Levant Davis noted no legal authorization. Sheriff Starrett urged further consideration. The board tabled the matter until May after a special committee was formed, then resigned from that panel.
In Brookville Pennsylvania on April 8 the state seeks the death penalty for Berard C. Sisler in the murder of Mrs. Glenn Hardesty during a family quarrel. Jury selection required three summonses totaling 125 potential jurors, all men. Hardesty, head of the Ku Klux Klan chapter in Jefferson County, was killed on January 70. District Attorney Walter E. Norris opened the case for the state, urging a first degree murder verdict.
Unites Press reports Boise Idaho pilot Apt Franklin Roke missing after a southbound Elk Voice Paso route flight. He landed safely near Juniper Mountain Oregon after a low altitude maneuver during a terrific storm. Route superintendent Charles Wrightson confirmed the landing and noted the plane had been in trouble.
A Pennsylvania woman claims Bulgarian herb tea caused illness and a goiter like reaction after 18 years of use. Local reports describe colorless liniment and mysterious remedies as part of a troubling anecdote. The account notes health issues and warnings about questionable products affecting nerves and vision.
The page outlines classified advertising rules and rates including word charges and insertion limits. It promotes contacting the Announcements and Automotive sections, with a focus on memorials and special Decoration Day orders from Starr Granite & Marble Works at 101 E. Washington St.
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