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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1928
Page
8
A. E. Thomas presents The Double Cross with a focus on intrigue and deception. The piece centers on a web of misdirection, highlighting sharp turns in motive and consequence.
Wilson weighs how much to reveal to Doris Colby about Waterman and the unstable business ties. He compromises on truth while fearing exposure of the scheme connected to Mr. Stailey and the Steeer ventures. Waterman, meanwhile, confronts Bromfield about the sixty thousand dollars, contemplating diamonds as a desperate motive.
In a bustling Broadway grill room, a lawyer notes the need for a sports instinct beyond law. Got ara Leavitt, retired U S Army, 71, discusses his late wife’s estate with counsel as they recall Bromfield and business partners amid a mix of gambling talk and professional conduct.
Mr Knapp visited Oma Crowell’s home. Lyle Merry and daughter helped with haying while staying with Merry parents. Mrs Preble and children of Menda remain visiting. Perry Darrow and Loula Sears families hosted Houser family Sunday. Mrs Joy a Copry visitor. Clyde Miller recently at Corry. Harold Sweet family returned from Sherman. Miss Tia Sweets home for a few days. Mrs Del King attended reunion at Shaid lock Neugus Shreves. They traveled by automobile. Dan Holger and family drove to Findley Lake Sunday. Lizzie Minges visited Wednesday and Thursday with Moffitt and Sweet families. Misses Shreves and Sweet with Manges and Sweet families had a picnic in the woods. quilted in afternoon. Ima Sorenson and family attended Columbus community picnic. Violet Sweet went to Corry to be vaccinated for school. Manwarren sale well attended. Mrs Will Ross returned to her home in Elmira. Delfg and companions in Cor Friday. Arthur Harold and Harry Marva did buying on Mrs Joys love. Dan Houser family spent evening with Mrs Harold Swett.
Mrs Blanche Malr Partridge died at her home on Just street after a long illness. A Warren native born January 2, 187, she spent most of her life aiding the General Hospital Children’s Home and local institutions. Survived by family she remained devoted to the town until her passing.
The Erie County Gani and Fish Association and the U S government will stock Michle gan streams with a carload of young fish to replenish depleting stocks. Local timbou will publish the announcement to inform anglers that fishing is expected to become more interesting in the near future.
A reader testimonial promotes San Cura Ointment and Soap as a cure for piles with a money back guarantee. It claims one jar cured years of bleeding and itching and praises the product for healing burns, cuts, eczema and skin issues, with pricing details and pharmacist availability.
John Newell of Newell Print Shop marked forty five years in Warren's printing business. From a one man operation begun thirty years ago in a small room west of the Carver House, the firm now employs many workers, with a payroll around eighty dollars a week and weekly outputs between twelve and fourteen hundred dollars.
A Union City man sustained injuries after a Ford vehicle left the road near Mill Village. Kennedy, a Penn Public Service Corp. employee, drove the company car and received cuts. Another worker, Rane, helped transport Kennedy to Dr. Sherwood for treatment. The incident occurred as a wheel dropped from the car causing a rollover. Injuries described as very serious.
The department offers help placing home farm or personal ads and unusual business opportunities through correspondence. Ads must stay within proper classification and Journal style. Rates and deadlines vary, ads may be edited or rejected, and accuracy is limited to one incorrect insertion.
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