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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1923
Page
7
Erie report details two impostors posing as tax collectors in the city. They approached residents and displayed counterfeit credentials, using a rented or borrowed vehicle to approach households. Police investigation followed. residents reported the incident to authorities and provided descriptions of the suspects and their activities.
A heartfelt card of thanks from Mike Altes Dasnon and family expresses gratitude to Reverend Ve To and others who offered hope and comfort after the death of their beloved son William.
July 11 report from Char Misspelt notes two men named Sapparo and Sapparn facing dynamite related charges. Details are garbled but indicate pretrial detention in Bulow with representation by A Be Chwp and others.
Hagen displays limited sportsmanship at the Ny Hannlogo championship event in Fong Island. competitors from World and Lavoritisto claim victory amid chaotic scenes. Officials report unsettled conduct and questioned judging as the race unfolded with unclear results.
Local notice details staffing, school and community events in Spartanburg region. Mentions Miss Darke graduate, Geraldine Batts at Sparta Vocational, and Mr. Frank Witherell’s supervision. Notes visits, family gatherings, and extended community connections across Watts plats, Sprigghore, and nearby towns.
Funeral services for Oscar Lands were held today at 1 o'clock in the afternoon at D'elock parlors with Rev. M. McIntyre officiating. Mrs. Frank Lilife sang two selections. Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus. Pallbearers included Wilk jan Lamena Jansen Mall Earl Wickwire Charley Row Charles Poster mod WA. Bairchild moved from out of town to attend services.
Market prices and items listed include cheese milk poultry and grains with spot prices for corn wheat rye oats and flour. Markets note steady hogs and mixed soy and fat prices across product categories with regional trucking and freight details omitted from the fragment.
Newark, July 11 A stylish confident woman lured a prominent Newark merchant with a fake husband ruse. She bought 408 worth of goods, claimed her husband was inside a hotel, and left as workers forced the merchant into a chair while she escaped with the merchandise. The plan involved disguise and a barber shop moment to ensure payment from the husband.
A long time Pennsylvania Railroad yard foreman, Myril Bartoght, was struck by a train and killed instantly while walking along the tracks near Pa Venlo’s treat. He had retired recently after a career with the railroad and was found by the traffic crew. The accident occurred about 9:30 this morning amid a scene of damaged remains and a distant trail of empty cars.
Schedule snippets list arrival and departure times at multiple stations including 19 15 A M 5 05 P M 7 15 A M 2 35 P M and 7 05 P M reflecting a busy day.
Carda are being sent to former residents for the 12th annual Columbus bars and township reunion and picnics at Mather Park on Wednesday August 15. A church budget supper will be held Wednesday evening July 1th with a picnic supper served from 6 pm until all are served. Various local residents and visitors are noted, including Albert Johnson, Cliytles Swanson, Clyde Casson, Charley Ohrr, Galen Paulkner, VA Smith, Lionel Founbrier, Mr Meats, Lora Vel, Seward Clark, and others visiting or returning home from cities such as North Dakota, Worcester, Westfield NY, Sliver Creek NY, San Francisco CA, Fel donia NY, Olean NY, Jefferson OH, Jumestown NY.
Mrs Maude Seymour lecturer and organizer plans a Wednesday membership drive at the Columbia church to enlist new members for the work. The event aims to strengthen church efforts and deepen community involvement as locals recall Civil War memories and past civic ties.
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