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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1926
Page
3
Readable fragments describe a Corry Pa newspaper issue with retro content. The piece references photography, religious ceremony themes, and a nod to a national birthday, mentioning local figures and cultural notes while noting archival style and publication context.
A garbled recap recalls social visits and travel plans around Waynesburg and nearby areas. Names include Keate Wollman, Miss Welle Wind, Wil Brakep, Stacy Haker, George right, Scot Badwarile, and others. Weather notes warn of possible fires and moisture aiding safety measures while balloon displays and public events are teased for late June into July.
The Weller company advances on Ripley Road with new paving equipment and a four-cabinable curing plant. Workers note steady progress as the Sherman area extends toward Devan and beyond. The project aims to connect the western and eastern sections, with completion expected after a few weeks of continued effort.
A historical account warns of outlawed fireworks outside HyAn of Mess gowns and notes tragic holiday outcomes. It highlights injuries and deaths tied to consumer use, urging safer handling and compliance with laws to protect children and families during celebrations.
Local classifieds advertise high quality merchandise at low prices. Readers can find a range of items offering value and bargain options across categories. Materials appear in brief listings with typical contact points and brief descriptions.
The Froctal HshE SerVIces led by Evangelists Harper and Hasse in Cutting New York attract increasing crowds. Services continue for two more weeks with exceptions for Monday and Saturday evenings. Meetings start at 7 p.m. All are welcome to hear the gospel of God’s grace preached plainly.
Fragmented text describes a celebratory event at Featmont involving Mya and Snir, with mentions of a track train and a permanent way. The note references Grandma Bobs and a Charleston clgarelayil, but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
A curious case leaves John W Norris, imprisoned in Allegheny county workhouse, still serving as Cameron county sheriff. An Emporium visizer applied to Governor Pinchot for appointment to the vacancy, but the governor replied he had not yet received Norris's resignation, so no appointment could be made to fill the expired term.
In Elk County a clarification letter from Dr A Lithr of St Marys resolves rumors about Lena Roper Russell’s death last November. Coroner ordered exhumation and chemical analyses by Dr Charles Cavill in Philadelphia found no poison. The report, released publicly, aims to clear concerns about unnatural death.
A Springfield Union reader recounts a childhood disappointment when a seven year old girl drank perfume, mistaking its scent for something appetizing. The anecdote reflects stark humor and caution about misjudgments in youth.
Coroner Loe rey announced positive ID of the man killed by a Beantown and Pennsylvania freight train. A woodsman from Sugar Run named Andora Ritter was traced through scars and clothing clues, with a job-seeking envelope tied to Jacob Miakar.
Bael Dablesteen, 44, and his wife, 60, of Mantua, were killed when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania Electric trolley at a grade crossing in North Woodbury near Camden, New Jersey. An additional woman in the car was lightly injured.
Erie July holiday program at Waldameer Beach Park features daily fireworks and all-American concerts each afternoon and evening. Union City churches plan a joint service on July 4 with Rev Henry Athwell Post delivering the sermon titled Remembering our fallen heroes.
Henry Home notes that parsimony can deprive even the master of wealth and golden times. He argues tight frugality reduces one to a mere morsel of bread, equating scarcity from stinginess with that from profusion. The aphorism warns against extremity in spending.
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