West Hickory Homes Raid For Revolvers
Reported raid on West Hickory homes yields several revolvers and guns seized. Police recovered firearms and detained multiple suspects as inquiries continue into weapon possession and related offenses.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
2
Reported raid on West Hickory homes yields several revolvers and guns seized. Police recovered firearms and detained multiple suspects as inquiries continue into weapon possession and related offenses.
Advertising column outlines rate card and submission order for local notices. It lists weekly classified rates, ad copy acceptance timing, and notes on paid placements. Contains garbled OCR with numerous illegible phrases but preserves policy on order of receipt and insertion timing.
The article discusses a predicted influenza epidemic approaching in 1919 and references prior outbreaks since 1730. It notes speculation about the illness reappearing and mentions authorities and public health considerations in connection with the upcoming year.
Twelve Warren men plan a canoeing expedition to the Temagami region near Toronto next year. Dr. L. Keys, physician director with the MEO, accompanies them throughs Ac vtlh nz Ubab yuk ony. The trip aims to study nature and participate with local clubs, with weekly outings to wash away the strain of the journey.
A garbled report describes a game near Warren with references to Foxes and players, noting a pullin of a weaving sequence and a tense moment. Names and details are obscured, but the fragment hints at a competitive match with misreads and partial scoring.
An early 20th century advert promotes Be a Joy Walker for corn relief. It touts a corn remedy sold by Ames & Co and others, claiming quick, lasting comfort and urging readers to try the product. The item resembles a patent medicine style booster common in newspapers of the era.
A Corry Grange meeting outlines a program including discussions and a social segment. Members planned activities for the upcoming week and announced a list of attendees and contributions.
Fragmentary notice states Waigtegeig the Wire appointed executor of an estate at Lunry 3 Conk, with duties to settle debts and distribute assets. Other names and details are unclear in the readable text.
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