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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1928
Page
5
Partial OCR reading describes a visit by a father and Creel related to a person named Me. Wording is garbled but indicates a family visit and mentions terland and Inal. Further context and full names are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmented text mentions weather and a city, with unclear names and actions. The readable content is limited to weather notes and a possible city reference, offering no distinct event or person to anchor a full summary.
An argument over a taxi bill led to a fight near the passenger station. Perry Nichols and Prodalga 4) were each fined $10 and costs for disorderly conduct after appearing before Police Magistrate Porton. Four more bodies recovered from the sunken submarine S-4 were identified at Chelsea Naval Hospital. Names to be announced by the Navy Department in Washington.
A flurry of visitors and residents travel through Erie and nearby towns. Personal mentions include Mra Stanley HW Nichola Mion Helen Johnson visiting Erie, Rev Guyon Golding of New Castle pa attending funeral services, and numerous relatives from Kane Corry Warren and Chicago visiting or returning home. Others travel to Youngs ville Union City Jamestown and Wrightsville for family events, religious services, or business matters.
Ina Hill of Shemiuille West describes relief after months of weakness and inability to work. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving health, energy, and ability to socialize, sharing letters from others with similar conditions and urging others to try the tonic.
New York stock market closed the first week of the year with a Saturday session that set trade records. Early declines gave way to broad selling that trimmed gains, with Montgomery Ward Christie Brown International and General Motors among leaders before losses pared substantial gains.
Trading closes with mixed results across major sectors. Coopers Armpringa Smelters, Willys Overland, Studebaker and Canadian pages show activity while Motors and electricals edge within narrow bands. Rail and steel names like Illinois Central and Missouri Pacific appear among varied listings.
The fragment details the National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania reporting its December 31, 192 balance sheet. It lists resources including loans discounts and government securities, with mentions of cash reserves and checks. The legible portion references liabilities and circulating deposits and names an Andrew as cashier.
The Boston Transcript presents a scrambled phrase puzzle with jumbled terms about Sylva agriste and other oblique clues. A reader asks how to interpret the mixed words like why hab and Wktnge for Jone, noting hints including "sinter Gh" and "how aggenvakiie you die" amid a mail theme.
Corry Public Library announces newly acquired fiction and non fiction titles. Notable entries include Hedford by W S Davis Victow of Sylamis and The White Queen by W S Dayle Wild Honey by Frederick Niven and Kitty by Warwick Deeping Non fiction covers Trista by A Robinson Our Times by Sullivan and other works on war education and games plus reference texts such as Engineering Drawing by French and The Print Text Book of Sign and Show Gard Lettering by Wagner
In Los Angeles on January 7 today youthful lawyer Walsh gathered insanity data for the Will Edward Hickman trial aided by Deputy District Attorney James Costello. Judge Carlos Randy had ruled that state representation is customary in collecting such evidence during criminal proceedings.
Depositions tied to the Marion Parker murder prompt plans to move evidence gathering to Kansas City. Star defense witness Mya Hickman returns with Walsh as tensions rise with Assistant District Attorney Asa Keyes over a claimed confession. Parallel coverage notes Raymond Winter’s upcoming execution for the 1935 Mollennatier schoolchildren killings.
Erie January 7 William Oschner age 16 of Last Avenue died Friday after being rescued from his burning apartment on December 25 and dying in Hamot Hospital. Fire officials ruled the death arson and monoxide poisoning from a Christmas night blaze caused by a discarded cigarette. He had been ill for some time and the fire and smoke led to severe burns to both hands.
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