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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1928
Page
7
Fragmentary text notes footwear development and a feature on feminine fashion. Mentions color steps, a scale or score, and a stern warning about damages or safety concerns. No clear names, dates, or places to identify.
Warrren police department faced lively debate as a proposed resolution to boost the Chief of Police salary by about 450 yuan surfaced at the January Cornell meeting. The motion failed to secure a two thirds vote for second reading, delaying the issue to an adjourned meeting later in the month. The borough reelected several officials including Watts, Lane, and Dougherty, while Haseltine and Mason retained posts as treasurer and engineer respectively. A fire at 1329 German Street injured two men and a woman, with firefighters rescuing them and extinguishing the blaze. damage was minor and under control.
The W. R. waA held a Tuesday installation of officers with Mrs. Florence Paut as President and Mrs. Cora Simmons as Senior Vice. Other posts filled include Treasurer Mrs. Tou Taylor and Secretary Mrs. Mae Carnyike. Color Bearers named Lucy Hecker and Jennie Akam led the ceremony. Blanche Ross installed all officers. Plans include a trip to Union City Friday for Corey Corps installation and a Birthday Campfire at Mrs. Morenee Paulson's home next Tuesday. coffee served by committees.
A man, Stephen Babiel, 58, became entangled in a fence near Uniontown in a harbeygire area. He lost consciousness before rescuers could free him. The fall likely dazed him and exposure to frigid temperatures led to his death. Local responders found him unresponsive after the entanglement.
An advertisable device promotes Burke's Liver Of and Tron a pilll form as a new treatment. It asks pale thin people to try a full 18 days course and to specify payment options including Burke's GMANGIend Labint or money upfront.
A Jan 4 notice says officers of the old Sixteenth Regiment, Span American War veterans, are expected to attend the funeral of Colonel D. F. A. Winelon. Dispatches requested the attendance of several leaders including Colonel George G. Hickards Polk Captain Jack Austin Carry Colonel A. D. Burns Bradford Captain D. James On City Captain Robert Woodside Pittsburgh Predi Stone and others from Oil City Erie and nearby towns.
The old time mix ture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray is a grand mother’s recipe. Stores sell Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound for 75 cents. Moistening hair with the product darkens gray and leaves a soft lustrous look after a few applications.
A garbled shaving themed snippet describes smoothing a beard with lather and a soft touch. It reads like a fragmentary line from a humorous column about grooming routines and daily rituals. The text is incomplete but conveys a playful shaving moment.
United Press report from Greensburg Pennsylvania states Philip Ferraro 45 and his wife Mary Gill Ferraro were held on voluntary manslaughter charges over the death of their four year old son Tommy who died Christmas Eve day from starvation per physicians. The Ferraros reside on a farm near Progtown in Westmoreland County with the father a miner jailed for several days and the stepmother accused of cruelly beating the five children by Ferraro's first wife during his absence.
United Press reports Denver January 4 that state police arrested 220 men and 97 women as mass picketing by striking workers resumed in the southern Colorado coal field. In Fremont County 97 others were arrested at Coal Creek. Fifty miles southeast of Canon City some prisoners were released for lack of transport to jail.
Buffalo judge fines Jamestown attorney Nell for contempt after he falsely claimed a notice of retainer from opponent’s lawyer in a divorce matter. Justice Samuel J. Marois ordered $200 penalty and warned against misconduct affecting chancery cases.
Eastern Ohio coal miners families face hardship as the strike continues near Star Valley. John W. Jones, president of the Northeastern Ohio Mine Workers sub-district, issues an urgent aid appeal for affected households.
Ruth Elder denies misconduct charges tied to a 1920s era warrant in Clayton Georgia. Sheriff Rickman served the warrant after Elder’s Atlantic crossing pressuring her in Canton. Bail of 900 dollars was posted, case set for February hearing. Elder tours theatrically and emphasizes denial.
Classified sections outline categories from automotives to real estate with detailed subheads and pricing notes. An auction sale announces farm equipment and livestock with lots details, time, and payment terms.
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