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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1927
Page
7
Weather prophet Altman predicts a major storm around March 15 with heavy rain or snow and possible thunder. The forecast notes unsettled conditions into early spring, with warming trends and potential late-season storms affecting travel and local plans.
A Ridgway house was burned destroying a home and injuring a girl who died today. The fire caused two brothers to escape with the widow aided by a flute. Investigators seek the cause and the scene is described as chaotic with family members affected.
A fragmentary report describes two children overcome during a Sunday incident in the city. Text is garbled but indicates emergency response and a medical evaluation. No clear identities, locations, or outcomes are discernible from the readable portions.
An infant named Kamber died last evening at home, with services planned in New Jersey at an early hour. The report lists mourners including MP Ramber and Mind one Dred, with further details scattered across the damaged text.
Members gathered for a June meeting at Med AG to discuss a varied program. Talks covered women voters, civic engagement, and upcoming events with participation from Mrs Wt Gui, Lydia, and other committee members. Refreshments and acknowledgments followed the program.
February sale at North Center St features reduced prices and limited stock on tools and hardware. Shoppers report discounted rigs and bargain items across household and workshop categories.
The board approved expanding the vocational department for the 1927-28 term. A new instructor and extra shop equipment are proposed, funded by existing district resources, to extend programs and meet act provisions.
Far Lake community reports social visits and family gatherings at the Wilson and Jackson households. Obituary notes funeral service for Mrs Crosby at her son’s home and burial in Bear Lake cemetery. A Wrinkle of local life includes road anecdotes, community travel, and a Saturday auction at the Allen farm with local residents attending.
Miss Evelyn Titus, 717 East Eighteenth Street, reported being grabbed by a man while walking home Sunday night between Ah and Reed Streets. She fought back, aided by a passerby, and the assailant fled north into a field. incident details conflict in reports.
The excerpt outlines classified ad rules and categories including announcements monuments natives personals lost items and automotive sections. It notes editors may reject copy errors and advertisers pay per word with possible special rates for yearly ads.
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