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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1920
Page
2
A chaotic incident near a ball ground left three children wounded by stray bullets. Witnesses say a man fired into a yard as children played, hitting Helena Notarinnl and Margaret, among others, with one girl awaiting word on her condition. The shooter remains jailed as investigators assess the scene and motive.
A city youth, Ra nklan or Griffite, sustained a near eye loss from a firecracker explosion Monday evening. He and a companion were nearby when a blast blew debris toward them, injuring his right eye and prompting medical attention.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Blo duity Pennsylvania a bill in equity for partition names Trop Gyon s and Mary Murray versus Okayous Peter Lyons Emma Lyons et al. A sale by public auction is set for Tuesday August 3 1020 at 3 PM in Wayne Township Erie County to partition a tract of 2100 acres and associated improvements described from Oliver Thomax to L M Child and finally Cornelius Lyon. The premises include a two story frame dwelling and a barn.
The Columbus picnic will be held on Wednesday August 11 at West Side Park Columbus town. BL Monefe leads the program with W B Haward as antisie committee chair and B A West directing sports. The event aims to rekindle memories for former residents and draw a large attendance amid festive activities.
A. Snow a wealthy Washington patent attorney was arrested on conspiracy to kill his wife Edna Acker, recently divorced. Attorney Tigh Langdon and another student were arrested with Snow as he was held on a bond of 19000 dollars.
Vacation needs special priced here with a sale of summer waists in sheer voile and gandie fabrics. Waists now priced to ten dollars, reduced four ninety eight previously. Dainty organdie lace trimmed collar sets and colored vestees featured at special prices.
The arrival of these beautiful antler muslins completes our assortment for summer and vacation wardrobes. Women will find here exactly what they want in quality merchandise. Camisoles combinations chemise and teddy bears all specially priced.
Burlington hosiery emphasizes fit comfort and service with stock styles. Promotion highlights new fashion knit to shape for feet and leg, featuring clearance on figured voiles and dress fabrics. Special prices include 95 yard deals on fabrics valued up to 1.35 and 1.30 per yard. other lots discounted from 1.00 and 1.00.
Glove sets praised for easy washing and lower prices with pairs at $4.00 and $3.50. Dress skirts spotlighted as attractive items at suggested price points. A feature sale emphasizes substantial savings, with prices listed around $9.00 to $22.00.
Farmers and shoppers are offered a summer sale on ladies white wash skirts with a wide assortment the largest yet this season. Prices range from 1.98 to 10.00, highlighting specials across the selection.
Ladins offers summer frocks in voiles ginghams cambrays and gandies at surprisingly low prices. Styles described as dainty with trim detailing. Special prices listed from 2.00 to 16.50 with several items at 4.00 and 7.50.
San Antonio reports former United States consulate at Puebla, William O. Jenkins, was cleared of all charges related to planning his own kidnapping. General Fredeetek Cortina stated Jenkins was wholly responsible for the alleged abduction.
A 20 000 gallon water tank dislodged from the National Craker Company offices in Nashville on July 7 and broke through four floors to the basement. Four injured, possibly fatally, amid wreckage and water.
The Columbus Chronicle lists residents and guests visiting from nearby towns. Mr and Mrs H C Allen of Symes town hosted. Ma Nina Bates Son went to the Sanita hospital for an operation. several families attended services and Children’s Day events.
A long list of residents and visitors in Kennolly, Corry, Menilyille, and nearby towns are noted as callers, guests, or visiting relatives. Names include Mrs. Chinrlow Darwen, J. D. Raynond, Mrs. Will Munger, Mr. and Mrs. Cromby, Miss Amy Obs, Mrs. Colinatoy, Mrs. Delphine Wiggins, and many more. Several trips and visits to Jamestown Worcester and North East are mentioned, with familial gatherings and travel plans recorded.
The Primolite Lens meets all state legal requirements and will emit 65 percent more light than standard equipment. Pricing is set at $2.85 per pair regardless of size.
A garbled ad claims Mobil oil helps save oil and reduce repairs, touting four grades and better lubrication for cars.
Republic Tires with Staggard Studs are notable for non skid performance on dry and wet roads. They grip like a power belt yet require the lowest possible friction. All sizes are carried in stock.
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