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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1928
Page
7
July 26 report from stockholders of the Mutual Telephone Co outlines an incomplete vote tally. Balloting began Monday night with counts in progress. expected results suggest four incumbents and three challengers remain in contention for directorships, amid endorsements of current directors and the retirement of the general manager.
Jamestown officers arrested Tony Ya Ligsro and others at 250 Jones and Gifford avenues on July 26 after they allegedly kept and received stolen property. The item valued at 490 dollars had beer stolen from the Wade building on June 7 after delivery to a buyer via American Railway Express Co. One suspect claimed to have bought the instrument from a young man unknown to him. another allegedly hired out the instrument to Carlo Messina for 120 dollars.
The piece argues happiness comes from saving to afford a good home and comforts. It claims independence and liberty come from savings, urging readers to start with one dollar and consult about a saving plan.
Citizens National Bank announces a community outreach event at its corner location inviting customers to learn about new financial products. Bank staff will provide guidance on savings, checking accounts, loans, and online banking options. The event aims to boost financial literacy and foster local engagement.
John Schumacher former Warren High School football star was sentenced in La Crosse Wisconsin circuit court to one year to eighteen months in Green Bay Wisconsin reformatory on a blackmail charge. The trial revealed a mysterious unsigned note threatening death to three persons. Schumacher class of 1926 Warren High. three football letters. one basketball letter. He attended La Crosse Normal School starting 1926 and played two years there. He is son of Mr and Mrs Richard Schumacher of Erle formerly Warren and twin of Richard Schumacher Jr of Washington Jefferson College football.
Offic ers in Oil City raided a residence with a revolver blackjack and headcuts. The story notes a sponge was needed to mop up evidence as bottles were quickly emptied and the officers believed they had captured liquor, but wool absorbed the liquid instead.
In Columbus on July 20 Rev L ik Bighmays will lead morning services at 10 with the sermon The Supreme in Christian Worship. Sunday school starts at 12. The Community Aid meets August 2 at the Whitaker home with Mrs W A Schramling and guests from St Louis and Stéubinville. Ley Larsimnd and the Orth Hast family visited the Simpons. the third quarter church year payment is acknowledged with thanks.
A muddled account notes Danny Way as a Corry product pitching for Melodyille against Oil City Kof. Oil City won 7 to 6 in a tight game. Norton delivered a late double to seal the Oilers victory while O'Day contributed in early innings. Father Kranz, ex-Crawford County figure, also appeared for the Meityville club.
Journal items report Rickard weather and a packed night with school board meetings, Chautauqua opening Saturday, and a Veteran of Foreign Wars carnival at East Washington street ball grounds causing a postponement of Industrial League games. Also noted are Newhouse Shoe House opening in Jamestown, an Erie motorist inquest, and junior Chautauqua organizing on Saturday afternoon at 4. Children urged to attend. pre-school clinic canceled due to tuberculosis clinic.
Squeaks no rattles no sidesway. Smooth silent resiliency and unwavering action keep your Studebaker young. Each ball bearing spring shackle contains lubricant lasting over twenty thousand miles. Ride a new Studebaker today and see its new low One-Profit prices, a 76 year manufacturing triumph.
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