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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1928
Page
8
A fragment describes a makeshift Allied unit in a wooded camp enduring days of marching insults and sleep deprivation. Men guard, barter, and train under irregular orders, while supplies and transport are pilfered and tensions rise as they await further directives and contact with a distant front.
The scene follows a chaotic mess line as troops rush for meals amid dust and clatter. A sergeant orders a shift to duties and a field party forms, with Eadie and Short preparing to move to the front while packing for bivouac and battle improv.
Mrs Ray Carrier writes from Mooseheart praising care, schooling, and training for her children and herself after the death of Mr Currier. She notes well fed, clothed children receiving trades for boys and domestic arts for girls, and glimpses life as a nurse trainee while fostered by the Moose order. She thanks Moose members and asks for publication in the Times.
Pennsylvania reported 1,365,826 passenger automobiles registered in 1927 up 1 percent from 1926. Total motor vehicles, including trucks and buses, reached 4,846,000, a gain of about 80 percent since 1925, with 14,690 check permits issued and 1,070,688 operator licenses renewed amid more than 224,941 passing examinations.
Columbus Ohio January services led by Rev L J Righmoy include 11 a m sermon Not Into Temptation and 7 40 p m Evening topics Important Things the Poets Are Saying The nineteenth annual Columbus Cemetery Association meeting held at W A Schrambling home resulted in re election of five officers Board directors listed with multiple names Auditors report shows receipts of 1880 59 disbursements 4822 5 Endowment Fund in Portland shows balance 4148 02 and 404 17 added during year as ship Aorangi circled relayed distress from Griffcu confirming voyage from Seattle to Honolulu.
A tear bomb exploded during a church service in Punxsutawney Pennsylvania on January 13. The minister reported that tear gas or a tear bomb caused congregants to shed tears and wipe their eyes as assailants attempted to disrupt the proceedings.
A quoted authority urges flushing kidneys by a daily quart of water and occasional salts to remove acids from the blood. It warns of kidney pain, headaches, stomach souring, and urinary issues if not treated. The remedy involves taking eight ounces of saline salts in water before breakfast for a few days to stimulate kidneys and reduce bladder weakness.
On organization of the board of directors C. E. Brown was elected president, Monroe vies president, Charles Simpson treasurer, Emma Dutton secretary, and W. A. ... End of legible portion shows resources and liabilities brief.
In Pittsburgh on June 13 a late lawyer's will provides $25,000 to his law partner Esworth Jordan. The estate totals about $1,009,000 with $10,000 legacies to Glenn Robertson Jordan and lifelong friend Stomey Andrew Mercer. The remainder goes to his wife and relatives while managers Schramiling and Charles Dodd oversee the estate.
J J Desmond again heads Citizens Bank as president after the organization meeting of the board of directors. Other officers including C F Brown Treas. McCarthy and Sweet were reappointed. Directors re-elected at the annual stockholders meeting include Barlow Bracekon Brown Loveland Smith Desmond Barker Sweet Donne. Outlook described as encouraging with solid profits.
Ossining N Y January 13 Jane Gray nine years old daughter of dod Gray will receive annually on her birthday a letter written by her father who was executed last night in the electric chair Warden Lawes said Gray entrusted him a packet of letters not disclosed how many letters were inside
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