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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1927
Page
5
A United Press report from Chicago notes a new price cut plan with a one cent decrease on large gasoline purchases. Officials cite intensified competition and an industry push to lower costs for bulk buyers, following a prior announcement ten days earlier.
Mary Auer seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Auer suffered a broken left wrist when she fell while running with other children in the corridor at the Junior High Building. She was taken to Corry Hospital for X rays and is resting at home this afternoon.
The body of William J. Duke, who died in Philadelphia yesterday, will be brought to this city Thursday morning and formed to be laid to rest beside his mother, Mrs. Mary Thiké, on West Smith Street. Funeral services are scheduled for Saturday morning at 930 o'clock at St. Thomas Church.
Concord P T A meets Friday at the school in the upper hall for a 90 minute gathering. A program is planned with Rev. Marna to lead the meeting and refreshments will be served. All parents and friends of the school are invited.
The Cynminice in ehree Otekets hosts a card party Wednesday evening February 20 under the auspices of the Ladies of St. Hams church. Proceeds support the church and reservations are requested. Refreshments will be served. chairlady Mrs. WG Young presiding.
A garbled OCR item describes a revision movement amid unclear references to an alpha ant and the sink person, with fragmented phrases about Indlcatine and Indianapolis. The readable fragments lack coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond vague place names and letters.
Local residents including Mrs Fern Madigan and Mrs Emma Tratalfjen travel to Warren for social visits. Numerous people, such as Mr and Mrs Morgan and Mrs Don Kincaid, are seen in Erie and Youngstown for business, family, and lodge activities with Rebekah Lodge events noted.
A terse ad claims a small bottle named Péeemune removes corns and calluses quickly without soreness or irritation. The product is pitched as inexpensive and effective for hard and soft corns, with a focus on immediate relief.
Health Officer Milton K Tipton reported four new cases of measles and ordered quarantine here. The cases involved Miss Ethel Stearns and three members of Floyd Griswold's family. The text notes severe symptoms and anticipated deterioration.
United States officials announce immediate Marine mobilization from Washington to San Diego and Guan Island amid looming foreign demolitions. A joint conference between the Secretary of State, Secretary of the Navy, and Rear Admiral discusses reinforcing forces and awaiting reports from China.
Fragmentary market notes show copper and oil sectors fluctuating with signals from major producers and transport firms. References mention Atlantic Refining, Pan American, Great Northern, and several railroads as part of a broad price and activity snapshot amid unclear data.
United Press reports wage cuts effective Friday for miners in Pittsburgh area. Wages drop 5 percent on tonnage and 50 cents per day for day workers, with 3704 miners affected. Company cites market fluctuations lowering coal prices and returns to normal demand as reason for cuts. Market scrutiny and reader reactions noted.
In New York on January 19 a clash among two hundred striking garment workers left eight injured. Police and ambulances attended as pistols, blackjacks, and billiard cues were used. The fight began over tensions between left wing and conservative leaders over work terms.
David Henry died this afternoon at the Home of Jits yon, William Henry, 432 West Smith Street, aged ninety. He is survived by his son and two daughters, Mrs Betty Stuart and Mrs Lois Sickler of Spring Creek. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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