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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1926

Page

6

Severe Snowstorm Hits Corry and Region

Heavy snowfall blankets Corry and surrounding counties as Erie records up to 19 inches and Cleveland endures the worst storm since 1914. Corry escapes the peak, eight inches fallen by Sunday morning. Train service partly restored by afternoon. motorists stranded without chains. roads heavily drifted.

Santa Claus Mie Corry Erie Chautauqua County Cleveland Ohio Highway Department

Suspect Trio Are Bandits Reported in Warren County

Three men named Frank Cammarade 27 Jon Buters 28 and Pan Monsella both of Dis Bois Pa are detained after local officers find dynag anite and several revolvers in a car searched on the Warren Jamestown Road shortly after midnight Friday. An investigation is underway into the incident and the men’s identities and records are being checked.

Warren Warren County Warrent-Jamestown Frank Cammarade Harrison Street Jamestown Jon Buters Pan Monsella Dis Bois Pa

Charity Balls Condemned By Pittsburgh Minister

In Pittsburgh on December 27 Rev Dotford T Duncan preached against Christmas baskets, charity balls and dinners used by the rich and politically ambitious to advertise themselves at the expense of the poor. He argued that distributing baskets to paupers often fosters poverty and panhandling.

Y United Pte Pittsburgh Dotford T. Duncan Emory M. E Duncan

Dismiss Huge Stock Suit in Plymouth Oil Case

Chancellor Wolcott dismissed a suit by William R. Henderson Alfred R. Budd Walter J. Wilson and J B. Lockhardt all of Pittsburgh against Plymouth Oil Company and as individuals seeking to cancel 700 000 Plymouth shares valued at about 40 million dollars alleged as secret profits. John W Davis the 1924 Democratic presidential candidate appeared for the defense and Owen J Robsiti government counsel in the Teapot Dome Elk Hills case assisted the complainants attorneys.

Wilmington Vel Wee Wolcott William R. Henderson Alfred R. Budd Walter J. Wilson J B. Lockhardt Pittsburgh Plymouth Oil Company Plymouth John W. Davis Democrat Owen J. Robsiti Teapot Dome Elk Hills

Ambiguous Ruling Sparks Debate on Chowder Ingredients

A Detroit News item notes a judge’s suggestion that eggs are essential in custard and hints at broader requirements for chowder. The fragmentary report indicates a potentially controversial ruling or statement about culinary standards and formalized ingredients.

Detroit News

Corry High School Alumni Reunion Delights Local Guests

Twenty four members of the 1922 and 103 graduating classes gathered at the Hotel Corry for a holiday reunion. An elaborate banquet in the basement dining room featured Bohemian blue decor, red and blue candles, and festive place cards. Charles S. Bentley Jr. acted as toast master as Ralph Jewel and Robert Donaldson welcomed classmates. dancing followed until 2 AM with alumni and friends in attendance.

Corry Ralph Jewel Robert Donaldson Nile

Funeral of Henry Bush

Funeral services for Henry Bush, who died at the Corry Hospital, were held Saturday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs. Jay Andersen, Ease Wayne Street. Rev. A. J. Roth officiated as many relatives and friends attended. The body was later taken to Columbus for burial in the David Curtis cemetery. Beavers were A. Wilcox, J. Dr. Proctor, Walter Lance, and Mr. Hudson.

Clash Averted At Roadhouse in Jamestown NY

Deputies closed the New Inn after trouble erupted with about a hundred foreigners present. Deputies Kropf Laycock and state troopers were summoned. owners Mary Messina Carl Messina and Tony Laske cooperated to restore order.

Jamestown N.Y. Dev Ilean House Newton Warrentamestawnt Thomas Layonsl Douglas Krupl New Inn Kropf Laycock Mary Messina Carl Messina Tony Laske

Be Careful of Rust in Household Plumbing Items

Rust syntax and damaged fixtures warn of water leaks in homes. Rusty water stains contaminate clothing and fabrics, causing staining and odors. Damaged pipes can cause peeling, dripping, and property wear, requiring maintenance to prevent further harm.

Markets Report Shows Dull Yet Steady Pork and Mixed Fat Fatty Trends

Dull but steady markets for pork with spot prices near 40.00 and lard showing strength while HAY and other feed items display mixed signals. Sugar, coffee, and poultry items appear with varied activity as live poultry and cheese and butter quote modest levels amid broad commodity volatility.

Middle West Rio Capone America

Untitled note on vacation patterns and business plans

A partial clipping discusses a person named Mat Je taking a recurring month long vacation yearly. It notes a shift toward self employment and business ventures, contrasting past vacation habits with future plans. The text appears as a fragment from an early edition of the Globe.

Ani Atubisu Unt Atelilson Dally Globe

Christmas Observances Mark Church Services Citywide

Festive Christmas observances filled city churches with well attended services. Midnight rites were held at St Thomas and St Kanberh Catholic churches and Emmanuel Episcopal. Morning exercises followed at St Pauls Lutheran and other churches under Pastor William Hall. The Presbyterian cantata Christmas Day drew a large audience. Vesper service praised as one of the finest programs by the short church.

St Thomas St Kanberh Emmanuel Apiscopal St. Paul’s Lather Church William Hall Tie Presbyterian Chine

New Emperor Hirohito Welcomed in Tokyo

Hundreds of thousands greet Hirohito in Tokyo as he arrives at the Imperial Palace to assume duties after the death of his father. Mourning flags fly as the city honors the late emperor on his funeral train from Hayama. Funeral costs are estimated at 1.4 million dollars with services planned for mid February.

Tokio Hirohito Ito Imperial Palace Iitohitn Hayama Buriat

California Quake Shakes Valley. No Damage Reported

A minor tremor felt from Turlock to Porterville awoke residents in the San Joaquin Valley at 10 mg today. No damage was reported as authorities gathered notes from across the region.

Made Candy of Clay After She Clell Win

A fragmented report notes candy makers attempted a clay based confection after a local victory coinciding with a spike in sugar prices. The text hints at experimental methods and altered recipes as producers sought alternatives to escalating costs.

Erelit Heights

1400 Mile State System Plan Promoted by Federation

A proposal urged by the Pennsylvania Motor Federation to add 1400 miles to the state highway system. The plan lists routes from Mount Jewett to Bradford and Warren to Union City, with connections through Shippensburg, Meadville, Mercer, and Brockport, aiming to improve primary highway coverage and overall transport. Movements reflect an early 20th century push for expanded road networks.

Pennsylvania Motor Federation Likvsville-linion Livy Enis Poise Iigy Richard E. Caldeman Fduration Tevahorn Mount Jewatt Bradford Lewis Ruin Shippenville Barkeyville Maringville Vueenton Franklin Sharn Mersure Wranklin Wein Saoty Time Union City Wartsvue Aonost Warren Rouss Wi Smethport Emporium Rowe Pittsburgh Meatville Porterville Mercer

Scientists at the eighty third meeting in Philadelphia

United Press reports the American Association for the Advancement of Science holds its eighty third convention in Philadelphia with attendees expected from many allied sciences. Sessions run through December 27 to 31 at Penn and other venues while nontechnical talks engage the public.

United Press Philadelphia American Association For Scientiic Telics Priday Buildingeoolhie University of Pannsylvania

Man Beaten by Gangsters in Gallipolis

Gleon Prost, 38, of Pittsburgh, was hospitalized in serious condition after a beating by suspected gangsters at a Gallipolis restaurant. Police reported Prost was attacked Sunday night. attackers allegedly threatened further violence and hinted at related crimes.

Union Pless Gallipolts Ohio Gleon Prost Pittsburgh Nere Taiby Hasids Frost Met Pitts Torah Qestaurant

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