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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1927

Page

7

Five Killed in Train Crash Involving Twombly Family

United Press reports a Baltimore to St Louis express train struck near Kensington Maryland killing five people, four from the Twombly family returning from a card party. The victims include 27 year old Wil Twombly, his wife Elizabeth, son Nolan, daughter Kathryn, and Mrs Grafton Holland, all from the same household. Witnesses say the collision occurred as the car stopped on the track after passing Mrs Halland’s home, causing instantaneous deaths. The elder Twombly was employed as a clerk at a local business.

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Uppercase Weekly Recap Confusion and Decline

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Spring Fashion Notes From Hedda Hoyt

Hedda Hoyt previews spring gowns with slender silhouettes and light fabrics. The piece highlights long frocks, two tone color pairings, and updated jacket shapes alongside new textures such as crepe patterns and ribbons.

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Night cough remedy and prices in local stores

A fragment describes a night cough remedy marketed by Annes and other stores priced at $1.00. It mentions a formula claimed to relieve coughing instantly and notes stock availability, with scattered garbled terms and product names. The text reads like an old ad or consumer notice, lacking clear attribution or dates.

Clymer Social Life Busy With Events And Move

Clymer residents join in social gatherings as the Meyerincks plan a move from Gallup to Mohawk Street. Local clubs meet, a high school senior class play in Sherman draws praise, and neighbors host farewell and community events amid highway and farm notices in the town.

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Gas Stove Responsible in Erie Tragedy

Erie February 4 Coroner D. B. Hanley reports five year old Rose Carty died at Hamio hospital from burns while playing near a gas stove at 198 Grahamville Street North Bush. Aunt Della Curry arrived hysterical unable to explain the accident while the baby was in her care as her parents Mr and Mrs B D Curry were visiting Buffalo. Burial arrangements to be announced in North East.

Erie Hanley Rose Carty Thamio Hospital Graham Ville Street North Bush B. D. Curry Buffalo Mrs. Curry North

Light Sentences in Bank Failure at Yorkville

Two defendants pled guilty in the Yorkville Savings Bank failure where $500000 was lost. Thomas S. Jones, vice president, fined $5000 and given a suspended sentence from one to thirty years. W E Jones, cashier, fined $1000 and given a suspended six year sentence. The bank failed May 15 and they were charged with issuing a fraudulent certificate for deposit.

Steubenville Yorkville Thomas S. Jones Union Savings Bank W E. Jones

Trolley Cars Wrecked Home At Meadville

A trolley train run by Northwest Indian Service Company derailed near North Main Street in Meadville injuring many and damaging property. The central station crew arrived to clear wreckage and assist the public as several cars slid from the rails and a car struck a fence near a homeowner, with one motorman seriously injured and multiple passengers hurt.

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