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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1927
Page
7
In a damaged OCR line a chaotic jungle action unfolds with unclear participants and events. The fragment hints at an encounter or struggle but provides no readable names places or outcomes to confirm specifics.
A one year old boy, son of Frank Plevee Thuslet of Suchet Wik Bounty, drowned in a creek near West Hickory Wednesday afternoon while recovering from injuries. The body was recovered by Warren police with assistance from the coroner. Survived by two sisters, Angeline Smith and George South, and brothers. funeral arrangements pending at Pine Cemetery.
In Jamestown on the 16th a court handed down stiff fines to multiple defendants for liquor and wind pole violations. Former business owner Joh Diersich was fined 500 dollars for illegal sale as the case references nearby individuals and a federal inquiry by a U.S. squadron.
An individual was killed in a crossing incident on Center Streets. The report notes the deceased is identified by local authorities and the event occurred near Morebsport. Further details remain limited in the fragment.
Jamestown report details a girl reported to have wed recently who was found dead by hanging in her home. Mrs Nelson and Dr Nelson alerted police after discovering the body. Authorities described the scene and noted the girl had been employed at a hospital prior to the incident.
Readers learn about the top five radio programs listed with station identifiers WG Stanile Mite and WWSA1 alongside performers and time blocks. The snippet notes show program names and host mentions such as Stein, Guartet, and Wilting, with a price or schedule reference of $5 p.
A muddled report details a proposed hostelry in Olcity with references to committee actions and a theatre proposition. Notes mention a foundation tied to a Tul project, committee discussions on property at a street corner, and approval to proceed with eminent domain style plans amid unclear names and dates.
A brief item offers a reflective prompt for readers to consider personal growth. It frames a simple daily thought and invites contemplation on virtue and daily conduct.
Youngsville resident Miss Weaver daughter of Mr and Mrs Wraite Weaver has won Pennsylvania state college scholarship funds for Warren County The grant totals 4000 dollars covering four years tuition at a Pennsylvania college The list of eligible colleges includes 54 institutions Temple College in Philadelphia is among options She plans to major in Secretarial Studies and may attend Temple College Philadelphia for coursework
Erie authorities seek the legitimate owners of a $15,000 cache of whiskey and ale seized at a farm near North Springfield. Justice of the Peace Kick ordered Joe Divel and Mr and Mrs Carl Althof held for court after preliminary hearings. District Attorney Tomes and LeRoy Starch coordinate to link three others alleged connected figures with bootlegging rings.
Rapid City dispatch reports President Coolidge loses one of the White House collies, Prim, to a distemper contracted a week earlier. Veterinary efforts at the cavalry camp hospital failed. Bor, the other collie, remains symptom free.
Money Quick Loan Service advertises loans from 25 to 200 dollars on furniture, pianos and diamonds.
Classified section shows categories for announcements automotive business services employment instruction pets livestock merchandise and more. An experienced upholstery spring machine saw operator is sought with department leadership duties and Protestant background preferred. Location Weaver New York district manager proposition noted with no investment required.
Enola July 10. A gas tank car exploded and burned after being struck by a box car in the yards. A nearby car loaded with cigarettes also burned. No injuries reported. Flames lit up the area and the glow was visible for miles as several other cars were damped to prevent spread.
United Press reports that prisoners from Adams County Jail were released to farmers to harvest crops. The court had imposed costs, but the prisoners were allowed to serve them off in the fields. Farmers agreed to pay the costs to the court.
fragmentary OCR notes show a schedule reference with times and a transport company. It lists shifts or operations labeled days only, associated with WEST RIDGE TRANSPORT CO. The text is incomplete but indicates a work window or timetable part. Further context would clarify exact dates, locations, and duty specifics.
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