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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1926
Page
3
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A review lauds a public high school choir and band program for 400 seniors and younger students. It praises tone, discipline, and spirited singing, noting widespread music education across cities and schools. The piece highlights practical subjects coexisting with arts education as a positive educational development.
A garbled 1920s style piece mocks crime and prohibition rhetoric. A tale of a bellished rat spooks the Missouri-like setting, but the cryptic narrative critiques punitive attitudes toward urban rodents and policy, noting two objections to the strange remedy and condemning mob tactics.
Corry residents advise Doan's Pills for kidney trouble and backache after lifting and strain. Mrs. K E Hamilton of Ring Street reports relief from disordered kidneys, bearing down pain, and nervous spells after using two pages of the remedy. Foster-Milburn Co. advertises Doan's Pills at 60 cents with home testimonies.
Twenty years ago the Journal reports a body found near Columbus along the Erie railroad track identified as George Rowland of WuBois. James Breen, longtime Hennsylvain Railroad employee and yard foreman, retired after forty years of service. James Murhy succeeds as yard foreman. Local notices recall Shy and Toin Sly and a funeral wreck from a past accident.
Howard M. Keavin, arrested in Rochester, was found guilty of second degree murder in the Aeneas McDonald case. Justice Rich imposed a life term with hard labor at Auburn prison after a three and a half hour jury deliberation. The jury sought definitions of first degree murder and premeditation during instructions. Keavin’s wife and family received visitors as his mother and father cried openly at the scene.
Passenger train strike kills 29 year old brakeman Bert Snyder in Pittsburgh. body crushed by train car.
Soldier guests were entertained yesterday by the Kiwarians at a luncheon. Rev M D Maynard, pastor of Grave Episcopal Church, gave the Memorial Day address, drawing a respectful crowd and noting service and sacrifice.
A derailed miniature Celoron train at a resort hurt and killed a 1st daughter of Bett Prue Jamestown and Maude Price Jamestown area. Several riders were injured as the locomotive left the track during the second trip of the fire. Investigators blame a torn track and a collapsed rail for the fatal accident.
Say- irdlay’s Tournul notes GN Lanesbn of Springreek township was omitted from a Civil War veterans list. Mrs Thomas Young of Newcastle is seriously injured in Franklin hospital after a motor vehicle crash on the Lakes to Sea highway east of Feinktin.
A garbled report outlines concerns over wild driving and its high expenses tied to risky behavior. It mentions Ralph Gordon and a distant place, referencing traffic issues, speeds, and possible legal implications while noting warnings and potential consequences.
A Shriners procession travels through the city aboard a special train led by officers and delegates. The accompanying shrine band and white patrol participate, with Shrine officials guiding the event and a notable figure named S$ Owen referenced in the coverage.
A surprise resignation of Baird shocks Washington as reports indicate a scandal and probe affecting enforcement leadership in Pennsylvania and beyond. Officials note intense pressure on the administration as successor plans unfold.
Junk buyers TOV and Sum Baume en seek to purchase all kinds of scrap material. Call for quick offers and fair prices.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Caroline Hammond, longtime Sherman resident. Attendees included family members and friends from Sherman and surrounding areas. The ceremony followed by a burial in a local cemetery, with funeral attendees and pallbearers noted in attendance.
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