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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1926
Page
7
Chifford Smith pleaded guilty to multiple charges after being brought before Aldermen Nelson and Aberstadt. He faced a seventh complaint for breaking into his sister's home at 1007 Myrtle Street and stealing a Kodak and fountain pen from Mrs. E. Smith. Bail was set at 2800 dollars for all cases and he remained jailed pending action.
The Firenwaxing Company, makers of MaMade bread, presents a novel exhibit at the Wing-Willi store on First Avenue. Slides illustrate the bread making process automatically, drawing close attention from passersby and highlighting the company’s advertising innovation.
Citizens in Titusville file a public service complaint with the authorities over Pennay service affecting Titusville commerce and the Titusville Protective Association voices concern.
Advertises Adlerika as a simple mixture using buckthorn bark and styreris to remove gas in ten minutes and expel old waste. Claims to relieve bloating and improve appetite and digestion for adults with constipation or stomach trouble.
Scouting notes report a new Board of Review installed in Corry to examine scouts for the Court of Honor. Practically every boy qualified for the Court of Honor. A shore hike and firebuilding tests are planned to help scouts pass. Patrols contest to win five newspapers collected. Handbooks for boys will be sold at meetings. A large turnout is expected next Monday for the Court of Honor.
The St Edward's Hill card party drew a large crowd for an evening of bridge and socializing. Prizes awarded to W. H. Merrick Loren Mason and others. Mayonce Blair May Harald Brown and committee members organized seating and coffee service. proceeds to Aid fundraising.
A damaged OCR ad for Stranburg Piano at 16 South Center St announces Christmas specials on glovered pianos phonographs benches and player sets with notable price reductions during the holiday season.
The Opportunity Club bazaar will be held in the storeroom once occupied by Hocies confectionery on North Center Street instead of the adjacent room. It opens Friday afternoon and continues through Saturday with members asked to bring articles by Friday noon.
The separation case of Count Ludwig Salm against his wealthy wife Milli cent Rogers was adjourned until January 17 and is expected not to reappear in court.
A small gathering of the Missionary Society of the ME Church met in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. With president Mrs George Patterson absent due to illness, vice president Mrs Knowlton led the session. Mrs Heath gave devotions, envelopes for the Christmas offering were distributed, and Mrs Johnson sang a solo while Mrs Roffhits read a review of the second chapter of Marvel Women. The meeting closed with Blest Be the Tie.
A Ridgway boy, 12, was injured after a van struck him while coasting on April street Tuesday evening. The boy sustained an injury to his right eye and was treated at the Satherger Hotel area by attending physicians, with riders and witnesses recounting the incident.
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