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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1926
Page
3
By Mail: 8000 per year, By Currier, three cents per copy. Fifteen cents per weeds. Advertising rates made known upon application.
A garbled OCT text discusses summer vacations, motor tours, and a broad range of topics including American mobility, possible political shifts, and reciprocal trade ideas. It mentions the Amelie Automobile Association and a large number of automobils tours, with scattered references to vacations, prosperity, and policy debates.
Police and sheriff officials move prisoners from Mayville to Buffalo for deeper investigation. Individuals named include John Gout, McClellan, Moore, and Ryan facing charges of passing bad checks and first degree insults. Ryan faces a suspended Auburn sentence and possible revocation if convicted.
A scrambled list of names and places from August 21 1906 recounts travels to Prondurgaet Point on Lake Chat and multiple visits and events. Arch ie Goldfinch Sunly Smith Rip Rnode Milon Brown Joe Restor Mrs RF Livermore Mise My Rio Mathice Ani Atisy Leiin and others appear alongside mentions of railways ships and local households. The prose mirrors a gossip column with fragments of social calls, arrivals, and preparations for a new siding removal and rebuilding at a Cobble Creek era railway site.
A likely inspection party from the Delaware and Hudson Midline railway met tragedy when a special train crashed near Ridgway. Loree, president of the line, led the tour and is among the injured. in addition a nearby automobile collision injured Brit Stafford and his family. The crash halted plans for a cross country inspection and the wounded are receiving medical care as doctors assess the full extent of trauma.
A closed door session in the Deunty Collector of Cre wots Morris’s office ended with Federal district Attorney John W. Meyers stating a definite theft occurred. Investigators contend Vandaveer’s Premietiae ale was taken from government stock, with charges looming for several officials linked to the Moose house incident.
A large crowd gathered at Findley Lake for the Lloyd Smith family reunion with members from Illinois Oklahoma Erie Corry and nearby areas attending. The afternoon featured songs a literacy program and speeches. Visitors included Mrs Ry J Foulke of Panavilly Ohio and Mayor Hyucken of Parry. Ice cream and cake were served before departure late in the day.
Dunkirk grand jury found no evidence that Municipal Judge Tudge Johnson or Police Chief Warren interfered with federal agents during July liquor raids. The panel, in a unanimous resolution offered by juror John P. Weingart, noted no obstruction by local officials in the Diedrick saloon raid and subsequent arrest of Bradford for assault.
Officials gathered at a hotel luncheon in Dunki es on August 21 to learn the size of this year’s grape crop and plan handling and shipping. The inspection trip, led by TK Pattie of Chalaqua County, included shipping agents, railroad officials, and agricultural representatives from Jamestown and Bradford, with guest Mary Lerbette Smith.
Lands in Wayne township occupied by S. T. v and B. S. Hill have been posted against trespassing. All violators will be prosecuted.
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