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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
8
A vivid account from Dunkirk details a bold daytime robbery. Amid a crowded street, a lone suspect forced open a safe, while bystanders and employees looked on in shock as a rapid escape unfolded. Local authorities pursue leads and review surveillance to identify the assailant.
A World War veteran from Wilcox shot himself Tuesday morning amid rumors and mental distress following the death of a prominent resident. Authorities note Swanson feared a similar fate for his brother and family, amid local attention and concerns about safety near the town.
Brooklyn, Feb 2 United Press reports a patrol detective named John/iani killed Lewis Wood Wood, a broker, who entered the bedroom of his sister Clara Imaurice. Witnesses say the intruder crashed the glass and moved toward the bed, prompting the detective to fire twice. The victim died from his wounds. The sister is Mrs Martha Linedstew of Indiana. The incident occurred as the sister, Mrs Be Wakesins, was visiting Newcastle.
HEDDA HOYT notes patriotic dress trends in New York stores as women wear tri color outfits echoing the flag. Describes silk crepe frocks with navy, red, and white elements, star prints, and dramatic sleeve details. Mentions a Central Park restaurant sighting and country days with red velveteen accents.
Tony jokes about Frank’s time on tour as Jim reports two letters from Alin one from a police station and one from a hospital in Harare indicating urgent news during the journey.
Serie 1 Start reports unclear OCR text about van Slayton and Meadlater with a quoted phrase mothers prienth salorea everywhere, rendering the item unreadable but indicating a potential feature or note from a local column.
Ray Te. Wightman, former Corry resident, died at his Jamestown home Tuesday evening after a lingering illness at age 41 years, one month and sixteen days. Survived by his wife Nellie and three sisters Mra Swanger Jamestown Mrs Guignon Bemus Point Mra Orwig Buffalo and brother Albert D. Wightman Warren. Body to be brought to Corry Friday afternoon for burial in Pine Grove Cemetery with Rev W A Johns at the grave at 7 30 o'clock.
Warren reports Charles Hinkle sighted and halted his vehicle on a huge rattlesnake along a detour between Pittsfield and Garland. The serpent climbed a bank as he slowed for the obstacle, with Hinkle finding the encounter notable as one of the area’s largest snakes seen recently.
VOR HONEST DEALING AND HIGHEST PRICES fan copper and byrass call Me. H Weiss the new deal er Bell phone 1n7W Located at Corry Wrénehr Factory G2bt f
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