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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
3
Arthur Publisher TUNEBTOVEs were entered at the Port Office of Corry Pennsylvania on second class mail matter. The rate is 00 per year for mail, three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week for carriers. Advertising rates are available upon application.
Disjointed fragments describe a chaotic scene with Silk Hats and fines amid a crowd. References to violins, attire, and a theater-like setting suggest a public conduct event or celebration with unclear participants and outcomes. The article mentions Eton Jets and a group called Neils in a garbled, period-voice style.
A historic plan links Electric Power to a vast Ontario grid with Hydro Electric and transmission networks. Officials outline a multi phase scheme creating a reservoir, river diversions, and new hydro facilities to boost power supply. The effort involves provincial agencies, private partners, and cross border coordination to tap the river resources and meet growing demand.
A Warrenite worker suffered critical injuries when a safety flange on a grinding wheel allegedly failed at a plant. Reports from hospital say he remains alive with uncertain recovery, while investigators question whether the wheel exploded or flange failed during operation. He is married with two children and employed at the Warren plant.
In July a fragile strawberry market shows a vivid oversupply and price dip. Projections warn producers may shift harvest timing to stabilize supply through mid month, with weekly shipments fluctuating and prices hovering around ten to thirteen cents.
Meadeville jail inmate Musztuck faces electrocution for the murder of his wife at Suegertown. Sheriff Jones, county officials and visiting ministers report the condemned man accepts his fate as July 12 approaches. He remains in solitary confinement with guards watching to prevent any attempt at escaping the gallows.
Mrs Lida Petit of Mill Village Pennsylvania reports that Sorbol quadruple liniment removed her goitre in ten weeks and improved her heart nerves and eyes. She offers to share experience and invites inquiries at local dry goods stores or Sorbol Company Mech anc Lurks or Thomas Dows Jey dengais.
Chicago welcomed about 100000 Loyal Order of Moose delegates for its international convention. Governor Smal and Mayor Dever opened the gathering with a keynote by Secretary of Labor James J. Davis, who outlined the Moose work at Moosehart, Illinois, and Moochenaven, Plains, aiding 1300 orphans and 200 dependents.
United Press reports Pennsylvania marriage licenses for June 1926 held near June 1925 levels. Pittsburgh rose to 612 licenses from 1 606 in 1925, Harrisburg shows fine weddings increasing, Washington County tallies 175 licenses this year, while Cambria Blair and Philadelphia show declines.
Community group Grange plans a Saturday meeting at 140 pm in Hong area. Attendees include local leaders Pall and Wan. The session aims to discuss events and historical notes including a Star Spangled Banner salute and a look back at notable birthdays of members.
Fragmentary OCR traces mention Mrs Thelma Furlbut Obr County Jail and Vourity Mome Whe with a two dollar amount and a reading by Emna Heath. The text references a Léemrer Song America but remains garbled and incomplete.
A brief item describes a climber from Four Flushing facing a sequence of actions: show up, slow down, show effort, and a final stage labeled sinwn. The piece notes a concise progression reflecting the climber’s short career across a single event or season.
Philadelphia marked the formal opening of the new Delaware River bridge linking the city with Camden New Jersey after four and a half years of construction and a half century of calls for a direct regional connection to South Jersey and sea shore communities.
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