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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1926

Page

6

Ten Bathers Drown in Lake Erie Undertow At Angola

Ten young bathers drowned along Lake Erie's south shore near Angola after a powerful undertow swept groups into deeper water. Names of victims include Elmer Henry aged 19 and John Augustine 21 of Buffalo, with others ranging from 10 to 41, and family ties noted among Farnham and Brant residents as officials confirm the deaths.

Buffalo Peple Lake Erie Earl G Dansér Elmer Henry Ken More Yeette Henry John Augustine Helitie Carstens Farnham Tiga Timmerman Howard Timmerman Apna Lange Silver ‘Creek Glenna Bronson Ol Brant Gladys Bronson

Hayloft Fall and Beach Drowning Near Buffalo

The report notes John Benemis of Clymer injuring several ribs after a hayloft fall. An unidentified 25 year old was reportedly hurt. At Brant Beach an undertow pulled bathers into deep water, with drowned victims including John Augustine and brothers Henry and J. Mangen of Buffalo.

John Benemis Clymer Anda Kibler Warran Brant Beach Lake Erie Buffalo YM . A Angola Sach John’ Augustine Hay Street Bufallo War Brothers Henry J. Mangen

Leopard Still Loose in Jersey

United Press reports a leopard escaped from Twit Park zoo near Boonton and roamed a 100 mile arc toward Deal Beach, with police tracking alleged movements. Also notes a marriage in Mayville of McPhilip Halfss and Miss Faniie Butts, and the couple staying with the bride’s parents on East Wayse Street.

United Press Red Bank Ni J Boonton Orange Mountains Deal Beach Twit Park Zoo McPhilip Halfss Faniie Butts Wowk Corry Mayville Roy Perkins Malfast East Wayse Street

Warrenites Narrow Escape In Auto Crash

Warren residents August Burgess and Mia L Chapman with son Billy narrowly escaped serious injury when a Buick coupe virged off a hill near Tuttletown. A front tire blew, the car struck a telegraph pole, Billy suffered a deep facial gash and other bruises. Dr. W F Robertson treated him at Warren General Hospital. The Burgesses, en route from Corydon after a professional call, escaped without grave harm in what locals call miraculous.

Warren Augus Burgés Mia LL Chapman Billy Ollock Warren Fromm Coryllon Warren General W Fe. Robertson Tuttletown Corydon

Erie Lighting to Expand Operations in Near Future

Erie August 9 reports a multimillion dollar extension plan for Erie Lighting, a Pens Pub System subsidiary, following a Friday conference with local plant officials and Penn Public System Corp. The absorbing of Erie Lighting by Penn Public System allegedly broadens operations and signals large further investments in the local company.

Plan of Erie Lighting Company Erie Erie Lighting Company Pen Pub Wesystem Penn Public System Corporation Wathhe Penn Public System Roval Company

Five Killed On Grade Crossing Near Buffalo

Five men died when the westbound Ohio State Limited struck a sedan at a New York Central crossing near Buffalo. Victims named include Charles Smith 20 Harold Krieb Cheektowaga Henry Link 25 Williamsville Roy Pope 6 and Arthur Pope 25 Snyder.

Buffalo N. Y New York Central Railroad Ohio State Limited Charles Smith Wiklismayitle Harold Krieb Cheektowaga Henry Link Williamsville Roy Pope Snyder Arthur Pope

Heflin Opens Boom in Favor of Donahey

Senator Mellin of Alabama launched a Democratic 1928 presidential support for Ohio Governor A Vic Donahey. Donahey rose from state auditor to governor in 1922, won reelection in 1924, and would need a third term to solidify a nationwide run. Ohio holds its primaries tomorrow.

Heflin Donahey Alabama Ohio United Washington A. Vic Donahey Mellin Albama Carmi Thompson Coolidge Hio AL Smith Dorahey Smith Columbus New York City Heffin

Mystery Woman Chief Witness in Hall Mills Case

NEA Brunswick N J Aug 9 The Woman in Orange who entered the Hall Mills murder case last week with claims of two eyewitnesses is viewed as a likely source of the four year old tragedy Detectives and state troopers pursue her story While Senator Alexander Simpson the special prosecutor weighs options to advance the case the witness name remains withheld James Mills husband of the murdered woman was set to be questioned by Hoboken police Chief Patrick Hayes.

United Press NEA Ore Simpson James Mills Patrick Hayes Hoboken

Great Wall of China as Northern Boundary

The Great Wall of China is described as the greatest barrier built by that time, extending about 1,600 miles in the northern part of China. It partly served as a boundary.

China

Detour repairs east of Columbus aid motorists

Detour east of Columbus is being repaired and will likely be used this week to reduce dust and prevent accidents. Community events include an ice cream social on the lawn at the RO Ream residence next Thursday evening. Local social notes cover birthdays, weekend visits, and travel for state police exams.

Columbus Ream Edith Howard Pasi Anni Briday Mbr Frank Lockwood Ayting Niche N.Y M Howart J. Messenger Westfield Gust Ohm Curry Gerald Damon Minnostiare Airs James Moore Chas Farnham Pittsturght

Three Charged With Slaying Sheriff in Belmon t County

Prosecuting Attorney Herbert Mitchell announced two hours ago that he signed a first degree murder charge against three suspects in the slaying of Sheriff Sam Daniel of Belmont County. Daniel was buried this afternoon as about 10,000 spectators watched. The text includes garbled phrases and appears to recount courtroom or press remarks during the incident.

United Press Clatksville Herbert Mitchell Sam Daniel Belmont County

Counter Attraction On Street Car In New Orleans

A vivid street scene in New Orleans features a dipped wares display and a fashionable damsel alighting from a street car. Illuminated advertising cards capture attention as spectators note wasteful appeal amid urban bustle.

Former Corry Resident Dead

Robert W. Irvin, a former Corry resident, died last Friday at the home of his daughter Mrs. Chale W. Ray in North Platts, Nebraska. Born in 1842 in Stocketon Chautauqua County, he was active in business in the 1870s and later a member of the Masonic fraternity and the M E Church. He is survived by his widow and two daughters Adrienne Stein of Washington DC and Mrs Ray. Manley of this city is a nephew and the body will be moved to the sister’s home on Base South Street on arrival. funeral time to be announced.

Robert W. Irvin Corry Chale W. Ray North Platts Stucketon Chautauqua County Masonic M. 1 Ervin Mise Adrienne Stein Washington D GI Ray Manley Ttters South Street

Better Flavored Egg Through Duck Breeder Work

The British Duck Breeders Association reports improved duck egg flavor after long breeding efforts. New eggs are described as delicately flavored and comparable to the best, reflecting years of proven practice and ongoing breeding advances.

British Duck Breeders’ Association

Fawn Entangled in Wire Fence Near Kane Station

A beautiful spotted fawn was found dead after becoming entangled in a wire fence about 800 feet from Kane station Friday night. Track crews reported the animal’s body later at Kane Summit hospital. the fawn had wandered from its familiar haunts during the night, likely wandering onto the line and becoming trapped.

Kane Arty Fife Typolis Laidlow Way Gary Protector Hougin Kane Summit

Evil Wrought by Pride in Medieval Text Fragments

Fragmentary OCR passage discusses pride and deceit, noting how arrogance corrupts judgment and harms the afflicted. Cites a figure attributed to Lu Rochn fouonuld, with garbled names and unclear context, reflecting a historical moral treatise style.

Aien Lu Rochn Fouonuld

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