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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1928
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR mentions names A E Thomas Dodd Alead and Ci WLM Beevice with no clear event or context. Readers see potential personnel and affiliations but no identifiable action, location, or date to frame a complete news item.
In a tense scene, Alexander Colby confronts Stanley about Doris and a possible business failure tied to a hideout deposit box. The lawyer presses for truth while old loyalties strain, hinting at a deeper plot around jewels and a potential inheritance. The talk ends unresolved as suspense builds toward the next installment.
Pastor Rev. Roger F. Cressey invites members and friends to return September 2 for all services as the church restarts fall and winter work. Sunday School at 945 with teachers and officers, public worship at 11 am and 780 pm led by Mrs Dewey and Mrs Alice Messenger at the organ, aiming for a vigorous yearly program.
Columbus Township announces September 4 opening for all schools with Wyman G. Pratt as High School Principal and a long list of assistants across grades from eighth to first. Renovations completed in Dean School, new desks, and cleaning underway. Community Aid meets September 9 with plan to audit books and inventory. Reunion highlights include the Jackson family gathering at Alton Jackman Jr. home and a large Ohm family gathering at Brokenstraw Park with about 55 attendees from several nearby towns.
Rain promises fair weather with a possible temperature drop tomorrow. A youth escaped a reform home and was taken into custody after alleging mistreatment and saying he aimed for a farm near Sheeld for work. Three large buses attracted attention in the eastern county, transforming city streets into a metro area. A man arrested in Spartansburg on desertion and non support charges was brought to the local jail. Kansas officers may return him for a hearing. The Board of Education plans to bid again on grading land behind the Junior High for a new athletic field at a special meeting tomorrow. Whippet Six sedan tickets to be drawn Monday require holders to claim them at P B York’s office Saturday evening. A charity play at McCray church, The Rebellion of Youth, benefits McCray cemetery, presented by the Ladies Aid Society, is slated for Saturday night. Rex Theater booking notice ends the fragment.
Erie residents are invited to a Rex concert next Wednesday evening at 7 45 featuring the State orchestra in connection with the regular movie show. The Penn State orchestra has drawn large crowds at Hindley Lake and nearby spots this year and is noted as a popular ensemble.
Local stone dealer promotes granite and marble products with displays of monuments markers and peices. Ad from 104 Washington St Corry Pennsylvania urges savings on purchases and invites customers to visit the shop.
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