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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1926
Page
6
Mrs Elly Grela of Pittsfield township files a divorce libel against Lewignee Grela following a July 4 shooting incident. She alleges cruel and barbarous treatment, indignities to the person, and habitual drunkenness beginning a year after marriage, with threats to kill on July 5, 1925, in Spoth Hill area.
Ridgway notes a tannery move to full capacity starting Monday under M J Beach president of EIR Tanning and Eagle Valley tannery. The Ridgway Dynamo and Engine, plus Machine Tool Co, report hiring and optimistic progress as local industry regathers momentum.
An Ames & Os. Lp ad touts MELLOGLO as a revolutionary face powder that remains on until washed off. It claims to minimize pores and fine lines, resist perspiration, and impart life and beauty to the complexion, appealing to girls seeking flawless skin.
United Press reports Mexico's church leaders sign a pastoral letter approved by Pope Pius XI urging passive resistance to the upcoming anti Catholic law. The letter, read in churches nationwide, rejects government policy and vows to defend church authority amid escalating religious tensions.
An old advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound tablets from N. P Ames & Co claiming to improve vigor and flesh. It touts a box of 80 tablets for 60 cents with a 30 day money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
An applicant submits a quirky note stating all grandparents are deceased, hoping it aids his job application. The letter uses awkward phrasing and humor to address the office position.
Thousands tour the guardsmen camp at Camp Edmund Lynch MT Gretna during annual training with visitors including Assistant Secretary of War Mathides. A Philadelphia visitor, Elsie Carwarcines, was trampled by a running horse, suffering injuries and was taken to Lebaron hospital after initial field treatment. Major General William Brie, camp commander, led the regimental review.
Topeka Kansas July 26 Governor Ben S Paulen announced an investigation into conditions at the Kansas State Prison in Lansing after two convicts were killed during a Saturday night escape attempt. The dead were Ernest Hardwick and Robert Edwards, leaders of a group that plotted to burn part of the prison.
Ellen asks Indy to shrink so she can see a picture at a Bovis venue. The scene includes a Hilen sensor moment and a woman with broad shoulders as Ellen leans in to whisper for a clearer view.
Titusville and Warren will gain about a mile more of concrete road as bids open August 10 by the Department of Highways, extending the Titusville Warren road toward Torpedo. The project spans Pittsfield township and Venango county, with plans to improve the route to the Venango line and Pleasantville street connections. Governor Pinchot aided the effort, though funds for Pleasantville were halted by Venango commissioners.
Concluding a week of services the Presbyterian church plans continued worship through September. The Farewell program reviewed the year’s work and new officers were elected: Superintendent Dr P G Wood. Associates HB Smith and H Muchees. Primary Superintendent Mr HB Smith. Cradle Roll Superintendent Mrs H L Holden. Treasurer CS Henders. Secretary SH Holden. Accompanist Miss Toad Macinnes. Assistant Miss Mildress Monros. They will be installed on Reunion Sunday September 6. A large audience heard Lee Whittlesey of Detroit render Spirit of God as a solo. New members joined after the sermon, followed by Communion. Rev J A Martin will attend the Meadville Young People Conference Aug 2 to Aug 9, with services resuming September first.
A brief reflection on affection and attraction noting that true bonds come from genuine character rather than outward attraction. The piece suggests that affection cannot be forcibly fixed and emphasizes sincerity in relationships.
A Philadelphia Inquirer note cites an estimate that about ten thousand new words join English annually. It posits a man starting at age ten could accumulate roughly 3000 extra words by age thirty three, though the practical value remains uncertain.
A fragmented program listing shows Chautauqua events with addresses and speakers including Paul Harvey and the New York Symphony Orchestra. The notices cover devotional hours, lectures, concerts, and social events scheduled through July and August, with attendees like Mrs Pennybacker and Miss Mattie Miner noted.
A Scranton user touts Plant Juice as a cure for stomach trouble and nervous exhaustion after years of distress. The testimonial, claiming 45 pounds gained and improved sleep and digestion, urges others to try the product at 20 cents per bottle and notes Corry retailer N Ames & Co. Inc. stock.
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