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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1926
Page
6
A garbled fragment reports a man identified as Ten Cun Man pleading guilty at Franklin. The text includes disjointed phrases about a trial, a suspect, and officials, but overall details are unreadable and unclear from the OCR. The fragment mentions a value of 48 and references to waivers and penalties in vague terms.
Five firemen were overcome early today in Pittsecrest amid a blaze that injured J in a dramatic scene. The firemen from several units fought the flames as families gathered nearby. The incident caused property damage and prompted emergency responses from local authorities.
A garbled OCR pass shows scattered phrases about children, entertainment, and various names. The text includes misspelled names and stray words, with no coherent event or clear facts to anchor a summary.
Citizens Bank schedules annual stockholders meeting with discussions on bank affairs, officers to address attendees, and a question session. Local officials and directors will participate. meeting follows prior notices and is set for Thursday afternoon with potential adjournment if needed.
Fragmentary text describes a local government session in Pittsburgh with references to Allegheny and unclear names. The readable portions indicate talk of condemnation or a special session, but concrete actions, dates, or involved parties are not evident.
The evangelist Jusstiring 4 Ale Essex Ste emphasized watchfulness in a revival concert urging Christians to pursue genuine character over reputation. He noted societal immorality and urged attendees to seek God, with E. B Frost and Mrs. Bess Sherlich attending the morning session.
Sir Pan's Leuthieran church held its annual business meeting last evening after Sunday School. A free will offering was received during the session. Officers were elected and reports presented. Treasurer D. A. Hill reported the congregation in encouraging financial condition with small indebtedness retired in installments on building and equipment.
An Erie man, Denis Ring aged 83, died in his home at 407 French Street within 12 hours of his wife Elizabeth Worter Ring dying Sunday. The couple had planned arrangements to place Denis at the Soldiers and Sailors House as his health failed during the last illness and preparations were made yesterday.
A clipped editorial note discusses dairy feed costs in Allen County Kansas, comparing butterfat yields to feed expenses. It cites figures showing lower yields incur higher relative feed costs while higher production improves returns, underscoring the value of good cows and proper feeding. Byykhuste spends a day at Clymer NY on business.
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