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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1926
Page
5
In Tevrisburg Pennsylvania on February 2 an Allegheny county group eulogized Senator John Harris who died from a heart attack in Gratton. The meeting discussed administration of election bills he sponsored, with tributes to his public service and impact on local politics.
Fragmentary newspaper line shows an audience exchange and payment of two dollars per person. Reading suggests a Cleveland News item with unclear names and details.
City council discusses borough form of government and continued powers under charter. Officials may study potential changes, with no immediate action, while awaiting results from higher authorities and comparisons to other cities.
A jumble of names and travels from Erie area residents include Mrs Joate Bolk and Joe, Jerry Sullivan and family visiting for memory services for Dennie Reardon, travels to Cleveland, Philadelphia, and New York states, as well as local visits by Howard, Raymond, and Phelps. Several attendees plan to Erie departures, visits to Warren, Jamestown, Wickhone, and other towns, with memorial services for Mr Dynnia Reardon on Wednesday morning.
A garbled sports style note from Siaron, Pay, Feb 28, about a 60 year old participant Morford and a controversial event. It mentions a champion Addiey and a striking claim of rapid healing, with references to a station News Telegraph report.
Members gathered for a routine session as secretary Clyile Weir announced the speaker would discuss Radiusion. The meeting noted by NR Baller, the committee chair, and several guests including Kay Wentine from Pittsburgh and PA Griffith of Pittsburgh attended, though the secretary could not attend.
Fragmentary report describes a Prohibition party convention in Pittsburgh with delegates and candidates discussed for state and national offices. Sparse text mentions heightened tensions, committee seating, and potential sanctions amid a barge representation dispute.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous railroads including Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Santa Fe, and Penn RR, alongside major oil and steel firms such as Texas Oil, Republic Steel, Westinghouse, and Studebaker. It reads like a market close page with scattered company names and financial figures, but specifics are unreadable.
In Philadelphia Nebraska a woman testifies she forgives the man who killed her husband twenty years ago. The confessed murderer, 42 year old Anni May Uhetrich, is held for court as district attorney and authorities prepare for grand jury subcommittee review.
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