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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1927
Page
8
Colleen Moore stars in the Rex Theatre opening program featuring Ten Modern Commandments and A Reg war Scout. The run is expanded to four Rex locations for the week with additional showings announced.
Colleen Moore earns top billing in Whispering Sage at the Grand, with Buck Jones leading Whispering Sage in the same Grand program plus The Sunset Derby and Red Hot Hoots. Esther Ralston stars midweek at Rex, while Fred Thomson headlines A Regular Scout. The page previews musical and western offerings, noting cast, plots, and showtimes.
A man was killed by a Nickel Plate train near Erie in July. Names found with the body included Felton and J. M. Roweh from railroad credentials. Investigators sought to identify the victim as authorities reported the victim was trespassing and the legs and head were damaged. Cleanup occurred at the station, and the body was taken to Hanley and Sebaties undertakers.
United Press reports Sophie Zakharchinko Schultz, a noted woman terrorist, died bravely in a clash with Soviet Secret Service at Smolensk, 250 miles west of Moscow. Agents faced heavy fire. others were killed or wounded as the operation concluded.
London dispatch reports the British Government has ordered the immediate withdrawal of a brigade sent from India. The units will depart as soon as trains and transport are available, with possible alternates depending on U.S. force augmentation in the region.
A fragmented description outlines a garden bonnet with a summer morning vibe. It mentions a wide brim, two long streamers, and a marigold motif as decorative elements. The text hints at a DIY approach and a decorative horticultural theme with Wins Kessel referenced ambiguously.
Authorities say excess uric acid stems from faulty kidney action and can cause sore painful joints fatigue backache and headaches. Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic, have many local supporters and are commonly recommended to assist kidneys. Ask your neighbor.
A July 5 crowd estimated at six to eight thousand attended the Warren County Picnic in Warren. The event featured a free ox roast, a 12-member committee serving thousands of portions, and the Warren County Grange program with speakers from the State Grange. The Warren Moose Band provided afternoon music as the Veterans of Marsiga Wars Band performed. More than thirty track and field events filled the day, with thousands enjoying the display of fireworks and local exhibitions for the county’s largest gathering to date.
The tenth annual tri state roundup of Montana Wyoming and South Dakota opened yesterday as Stage rodeo stars and rough stock performers entertained President Coolidge. Notable riders Foy Tash Wes and Tad Lucus highlighted preliminaries while Dakoth Clyde Jones and White Fins contender Gonsfilevedl eyed the main event today. More than $18,000 in prizes boosted entries and competition amid the President’s presence.
Police records show Fred Smith sought a permit to shoot amid a feud labeled an open season on ivy crowds. County Clerk Tiffany notes hunting licenses are issued, but the officer warned the applicant about violating the statute. Smith filed a complaint against Yeorgin for disturbing his domestic tranquility.
A Warren man suffered multiple injuries after a July accident near Wirksville and Tumaville, while riding a Chevrolet driven by another motorist. He was transported to the hospital with severe fractures and reported shock.
Miss Mary B Schramling died after a lingering illnessat Corry Hospital on Sunday. A Columbus resident for many years she is survived by two sons Carl and Talbert. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 oclock with interment at Calvary Cemetery.
Disorderly conduct charges spark debate as Elmer Gilbertson awaits a hearing before Alderman Porter. Patrolman Flanigan ordered cease of fireworks at midnight. Mayor Bracken weighs release policy for arrestees while citizens urge strong police support and duty adherence amid weekend events.
A fragmentary reflection cites Amelia forests as living works by a higher creator. The text notes nature’s care in a brief meditation on growth and human impact, referencing two youths and a religious motif without a clear event or date.
In Jamestown Ns Y July celebration, Ernest Dickerson 11 died at Jamestown General Hospital after a blast from potassium chlorate and sulfur. Bernard Anderson 14 and Walter Anderson 11, Clifton residents, were seriously injured when they placed chemicals on a stone and a rock hit it, sending the Dickerson boy about 20 feet.
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