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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1929
Page
5
A fire swept a building in Pittsburgh causing heavy smoke and water damage. Flames gutted the second floor as residents reported a missing spouse, with authorities starting an investigation into the blaze and its cause.
In Mercer Pennsylvania on February 27 Ben Pac ry of Barnet is untrmed postmaster for Wierda Liday by Cofressiaiy T C Gochan. He was chosen from six fed at nine appllowh and Wallace Seowden Parry the Publisher of the Parrell News is noted.
Mrs. Luella Dill of Detroit visits Fairview Street hosts Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stafford. Mrs. Ethel Nenile sends a note for Erle on business. Lawrence K. Desmond travels to Portsmouth for several days. Many residents visit relatives and attend events in Meadville, Cleveland, Philadelphia and other cities, with numerous guests and host families mentioned.
Financial items report over two million dollars to be moved in early March as Treasury and dividend disbursements proceed. MeCrory Stores shows a $617 short on 1928 stock, while New York Central reports net operating income of 4417 280. American Scotch Tulip declares a 50 cent quarterly dividend on new stock.
Fragmentary notes describe an orientalist view of Shamanism across northern Asia and Europe. It mentions unseen worlds, gods, demons, and ancestral spirits, with references to Elimuists and mediators. The text also hints at the influence on the Sonte G1 and American Tudiains traditions and their medicine men.
An elderly Waterford resident Edn Briggs, age 75, was found dead after a Tuesday night hit and run. A quick trail of two motorists was reported, with a car nearby and police pursuing a possible garage connection.
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