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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1920
Page
2
Columbus notes list visitors and residents from Warrow Tosv to Lily Vale Whursday, with many local engagements. Families travel for church, reunions, and social visits. improvements, painting, and decorations are planned.
Beaverdam readers get a compact county page of social notes. Francis Warpols made a business trip to Erio Monday. Harry Proctor of Higin was Sunday guest of his sister Tryin Rati. Mrs Irvin Hath visited her daughter Airs Artie Dingle. Mrs Bya Riley and children returned to Hveret Massachusetts after spending time with brother Frail Hutcheson and family. Merle Gammings returned home from camp. Carlton Range visited Eris Thursday. Rio Wayne Valley Sunday school and church held their picnic Sunday. Chazien Schway was Sunday guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Mitband Ban. Mr Smith made business calls in Marion City Tuesday. Leo Magnat in Union City Tuesday. Mrs Polis Messenger and daughter Waves were business guests in Union for Thursday. Mrs Mark Smith returned home after a November auto trip. Don Messenger made business trip to Corny Afouilay. Mr and Mrs Arthur Bacon and son and Mr and Mrs Munley Linholm of Tamestown were over Sunday.
In Spartansburg Aug 1 the News Letter details local visitors and travels. Mrs Bly Heligite Savots of Buffalo, Ni Yih apowding w vow duyy me the Jguust of Mr and Mrs AL nis) Mrs. Tugoha tiny and others send greetings and note health. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Milton Tisdley, Miss Laver Hyde, and Mrs Mary Dehl with relatives, are mentioned visiting, traveling to Chicago, Corry, Mayville, and Oil City.
Miss Loven Bywith of Warren was struck by two heavy trucks at Market street and Pennsylvania Avenue while cycling to the post office. She was thrown from her machine, suffered serious injuries, and is hospitalized at Warren General Hospital as doctors note the wheels passed over her body. An eyewitness says both trucks ran over her and the accident involved trolley traffic nearby. A.V. Ward of South Street drove the bicycle rider to the hospital.
Paul Derosay reports from Lausanne about his extended European tour. He notes plans to study at Hallesaune University, traveling across Germany to Switzerland, and reflections on the Alps and Lake Constance. He mentions delays, academic choices, and intent to write back with fuller impressions.
To sell at the farm one mile north of Gating on Cosrys Mindley Tale and Wednesday August 25 at 60 o'clock a.m. The lot includes 4 two year old heifers 4 breeding heifers heavy draft team two wagons two quick hames ilse drill Aiko Nareow drop 2 plows rolling cultivator corn planter spading machines etc. Also 1750 hands and quantity moubster and broodet 200 sup upler piny Tank ahd aterm pan WM tons of crop on farm Large new items and miscellaneous farm articles.
The readable fragment expresses affectionate closing language with a personal signoff and initials. It lacks clear event, date, or named entities, making a concise news card difficult to ground but preserves the personal tone.
In Youndsville on August 21 a bold hold up attempt near Hust Malm street failed as bystanders and Morrligi the lug grover confronted the assailants. Mr Morrow, struck, was reportedly rushed to hospital with injuries as the assailants fled toward the wall, while the responsible party remains at large.
OCR messy entry mentions a confrontation with a person named Morrison and others, an order to stop, and unclear actions. No clear date, place, or complete identities available.
An unclear report describes a hurried confrontation with vague actions and names mishmashed. The fragment mentions men in motion and possible struggle, but details and identities remain obscured.
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