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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1928
Page
8
In a tense exchange, Colby discusses an arrangement with Bromfield to recover diamonds without explicit criminal involvement. Bromfield agrees to investigate discreetly, noting many "criminals" help others and promising to leverage contacts for information. The case advances as debts and disguises mingle with shabby tradesmen faces.
The scene centers on Colby and a tense exchange over missing jewels. Bromfield and Mike discuss gathering the pieces while a note requests a mid afternoon interview at Colby’s office. Doris frets over police involvement as Colby’s uneasy tension hints at a widening family rift and unresolved trust.
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Elizabeth Chan pany, 18, of Erie, suffered a skull fracture and eye injury after walking in her sleep and falling from a second story window at 516 East 6th Street while staying with relatives. She remained in serious condition Wednesday at Hamot Hospital.
Large crowd enjoys amateur night at Rex theatre with Eddie Kimmy and Cora Damon winning first prize of 10 dollars for a lively sketch and songs. Billy Dombrower from Erie takes $4 for top dance, about a group of Clymer youths earns $2.50 for square dance numbers. program includes vocal selections and instrumental pieces.
A wild dog roaming Mercer and Crawford counties last week killed after injuring eighteen dogs, four cattle, two horses, and numerous chickens before it was killed. The report, filed by Henry Higbee for the state Bureau of Animal Industry, estimates livestock damage around $1,000.
Mr and Mrs David Lathrop visited Weightavilte visiting Sunny Wimer Crobeutt and others. Mr and Mrs Bhuer King attended the Reding reunion at the home of a late grandson. Families from N Clymer North East and Cleveland visited Grant Smith and Grant subs helped by men at Tidl gate. A wagon of people gathered at the Blue Front, and farming shows report good yields per acre.
Miami August 23 Lieut Prank Sebilt and three companions set out at 2 27 A M for Man agpa Nicaragua in a modified Marine plane to complete the 3100 mile Mighty 12 hones flight. The craft took off from Washington as the starting point and faced a demanding route.
Notice to bidwers for a construction project at Core Penna Office Library Building. Sealed proposals due by Friday August 1028. Project: approximately 4500 cubic yards at Junior Flight School. Bids governed by plans and specs. certified check 4% of bid to accompany each bid. Board may reject any or all bids and waive defects in form. Charles H. Grien, secretary and business manager.
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