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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1923
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows Republican plan to reuse past speeches to attack Harding and his administration. The piece references Senate opposition figures, debates over speaking time, and mentions figures like Pletcher and others as part of a broader political maneuver.
A Tuesday hearing in Falconer Court addressed assault charges against Anthony Rownnski. Judge Sweer set date details and weapons use allegations, with the alleged victims naming Rusnowe and Rugilowaki among others. Prosecution and defense arguments referenced a scene at the Roseinierki home and intoxication as context.
Meadvill e resident 200 Melallen was struck by a Northwestern railroad train near Cambridge Springs on February 15. She is a patient at Swinnroe Hospital in Cambridge Springs, where her left leg was amputated near the knee. Reported as getting along fine, her recovery is expected.
Elmira eyes welcomed first American concert by Ganna Walska, wife of Harold McCormick, amid upbeat reception. The singer, fresh from marriage, faced scrutiny yet drew praise for vocal reserve and stage presence at Parl Church debut, signaling a potential national tour. Critics favored comparisons to Vale and other opera stars.
Ridgway Fa February 20 Edward S Rabert about 45 found dead Monday in his apartment over the Main Electric Shop at Main street and St Avene. Rabert lived there since last Sunday. neighbors Mrs Clede McCaulen and Horning rented the place. A plumber forced entry after a fire in a pipe released fumes. The physician said Rabert had been dead several hours. A dog also perished. Rabert had lived in New Bethlem last December and worked at Hye Murphy's plant.
Notice is given that the administrator will settle the estate of the decedent. All persons indebted to the estate must come forward and present their claims or demands. The administrator will proceed to distribute assets and close the estate without further delay.
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal administrative notice referencing Dip Yeetite of Gyorgi with detention or fine terms. The legible words indicate a formal proceeding or judgment, mentioning administration, committee, and a motion or order, but key names, dates, and exact actions are obscured.
A garbled OCR fragment recounts long past reports and names, mentioning Wey, Ava Venkl, Meg Le A Wil lian SES, and Henry, with references to trust, remedies, and a 1923 note by Mr. Williams. It touches on kidney pills and lingering trouble, reflecting faded local records and personal anecdotes.
Feb 20 Albert Seharer fireman on the Valley Branch of the New York Central railroad died in the hospital at Warren Pa after a fall the prior day at Dunkirk He was brought to the hospital where funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM followed by burial in Bonox In Jamereco, Warren County, Pennsylvania.
Jef Jewett of ML Jewett is in Bragiony Hugpitidae after three falls Saturday night. Hoy Warlivert reports a bad fracture of the hips. Mr Butler is recovering and steady, despite the bad accident on the wall in front of the Thompson block.
Higgins advertises a mixed collection of flowers including nasturtiums and gladioli with a selection called Grandiffort and 5 Spencers or 4 Spencer. Price list centers on 1.00 and 0.50 options, asking order early for prompt delivery and urging payment by money order or stamp.
The Avithory Club met in the Library last evening with list of attendees and a program focused on sketches and reviews. Gertrude Atherton Edith Wharton Henry James Rhodes Deland, Mrs Gillon, Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Miss Coudron among those noted in attendance.
Having rented my farm I will offer at public sale at the Commo Jackman farm northeast of Corrs on Friday February 28 at 10 o'clock a m Sharp the following property 20 fohtiotes diligently listed stock tools and household items most bought last spring 1 pure bred bull 2 horses weight 1200 and 1100 2 hens Apple top honey wax cutter mowing machine hay tedden cultivator plow harnesses and more. Terms under $10 cash six months on good security Clyde Simmons John Manitou Farris Watrus Auctioneer Clerk
A muddled passage describes a group enjoying a holiday event featuring Miss Nellis Holley and Miss Holon Walton of Chicago. It references Miss Clarry Clatr and others in a light social scene at a Palm Beach gathering.
Auction on Thursday February 22 1923 at 10 a m features 11 grade Holstein cows one Guernsey cow a 14 year old bull and other livestock plus farm equipment including engines wagons plows cultivators and cream separator Terms show small cash payments under ten dollars with balance monthly via instalments, items to be sold at noon.
Joher Hammond Manrar ing involved with Adétiditeer and Joe Hudson as clerk in a transaction totaling 217 dollars and 20 cents. The note records an administrative action with these named individuals and a monetary amount.
Market notes show higher creamery prices and varied fresh dairy items. Listings reference eggs, poultry, and refrigeration terms with scattered vendor names and product types across state markets.
A jumbled OCR page shows various dry goods such as flour cornmeal wheat buckwheat and barley with scattered weights and prices. Mentions of barleys oats rye and mixed durum appear, along with references to pork tallow and tart supplies, but many items are garbled.
The ad touts Kellogg's Bran as a quick solution to constipation and toxin buildup, claiming it cleanses the system and promotes regular bowel movements within a week. It presents testimonials and urges daily consumption with meals, emphasizing natural bulk and ongoing health benefits.
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