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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1928
Page
9
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Fragmentary OCR notes reference a 1927 sports year balance, mentioning reports, periods, and a witty tone. Details are unclear, but the item hints at a retrospective summary of sports events and standings from that year.
A municipal election calendar outlines Spring primary dates, petition filing starts, and deadlines for signatures and registrations. It lists key actions by date, including January petition filing, February county filing, March 19 signature windows, and late registration cutoffs for various cities and regions with emphasis on nominating papers and expense statements.
A severe electrical storm near Warren Pennsylvania disrupted the 182,900 Warren Ridgway transmission line of West Penn Power. High voltage switches were reopened, then reclosed and the line returned to service by 8:00 PM. No load loss occurred due to an alternate tie with the Keystone Division network around Pittsburgh. Rideway Power Station remained in service despite the outage, mitigating impact on overall supply.
Erie political observers forecast a lively Democratic primary with three or four aspirants vying to represent the Erie district at the Houston national convention. Attorney Martin Gorell and James P. Rogister are already in the field, with more entrants expected before the April primaries. State offices and the Pittsburgh area races, including Senator Miles B. Kitts and Assemblyman Joseph Shilling, are also targeted. Shilling denied plans to run for national delegate.
Funeral services for Mrs. William Holder were held Sunday at 2 30 pm in the Baptist church with A L Roth officiating. Many flowers surrounded the casket and relatives neighbors and friends attended. The body rested at home then interred in Fine Grove mausoleum awaiting final burial in Spartansburg. Bearers were Alonzo Manges James Neville Clyde Cook John Theobald Charles Lester and Archie Stanford. Out of town relatives included Mr and Mrs Walden Waterford Mr and Mrs Walden Sargertown and Mr and Mrs Phillip Wagner Titusville.
Samuel from Culharite named in a alimony case, has refused to pay support since July 7, 1926. Governor C Young declined to review, stating county jurisdiction. The father, a World War I veteran who served in Saint Mihiel and the Argonne, asserts he can care for his child but disapproves of the home.
United Press report from Wast Liverpool Ohio dated June 16 describes four bandits forcing entry to Seoples General Store at New Cumberland West Virginia, binding gagging the watchman John Bailey, breaking the safe, and escaping with $700 in cash during the night.
Jamestown reports the drowning of 32 year old Caroline W. Davis of Terrace Arena Beechwood after the ice on Chautauque Lake collapsed Saturday night. Five others fell in but were saved. Davis drowned and was later pronounced dead at the scene.
The page outlines classified ad rules and sections for announcements, autos, services, employment, real estate, pets, and legal notices. It includes rates, insertion policies, and contact guidance, with sample listings like garages for rent and legal notices, plus a card of thanks and executors notices.
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