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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1926
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal details ownership address and mailing information. It lists publication days as daily except Sunday and provides pricing for subscriptions Currier and single copies with advertising rates by request. The piece notes Second Class Mail Matter and a yearly subscription price of five dollars.
A violent Klan linked conspiracy in Michigan ends in a wedding day murder as a township leader orders retribution. The piece ties the act to Ku Klux Klan rhetoric, condemns its intolerance, and notes calls for federal oil industry probes by Harry Byrd and pressure on President Coolidge and Congress.
A note on a Pacific rock and coral reef spider that crawls at low tide but vanishes as tides rise. Each spider retreats into crevices and uses silk to hide from incoming water, a behavior observed in Imnervinna species.
Journal notes a 1906 reunion of Filey Tune members at the Worry High School Alumni Association. Welcomes from Meg Zatlers and J Osborne, with remarks by Marc Rowe. Mentions telegraph operator William Harry of Vorny and Mohawk Vondenskry events.
The Journal published a copy of a January issue describing Washingtons funeral at Mount Vernon. The report details a vast gathering, the graveside procession, and reflections on his legacy, noting observers from distant regions and referencing related notices about Leonard H rang and newspaper reprints.
Fragmented report states Robert Moseharger of Johnsonbrig was injured in an Abedeel Way Sundae crash near Lante Pomiers. It caused the death of Charles Chey, with graves reported from Kane Summit Hospital. Condition of Mosebarger is uncertain. Funeral of Whatmas Clancy to be held at St Marys. Names Kane and Wel Well Knowd noted with concern over the accident.
Loveland and Mary Avery lead a large county delegation to the Rotary International convention in Denver Friday night. Rotarians will tour the city, with special cars and dining arrangements arranged. A long list of attendees includes Eric Mr and Mrs John P Hieber, Mr and Mrs T. Briges, Mr and Mrs John J Hurgoyne, Miss Katherine Dull, Mrs Thelma Ginger, and many others, all with prearranged seating and travel plans for the event.
The degree team of Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 10 will travel to Lotisville, Pa, Thursday evening to sponsor the initiatory degree for a class of candidates. All Rebekahs are invited to attend. Gars will be furnished for all. Meeting promptly at 6 20. each team member must report to the Captain at the Nobis Grange rooms before leaving.
An advertising quip notes teeth and health as perfect, linking ideal wellness to an ideal automobile. It then pivots to humor, suggesting Americans would settle for false teeth, decent health, and a decent car instead of perfection.
At the June council meeting Warren voters approved an ordinance requiring a $60 license fee for transient peddlers and traders. The measure aims to curb out of town traders under state law, with several towns setting fees up to $200. The ordinance excludes farmers selling their own produce and charitable ventures.
Paris dispatch quotes B. J. Dow known as Ghibert Clare, American member of the French Foreign Legion, admitting desertion while under arrest. He deserted out of homesickness, attacked a party, and two others were killed. He wrote I am not afraid of death and I shall probably go to Devils Island.
Mrs Olu Chon Nikerson was accidentally shot in the leg by her 15 year old son Clement Nikerson at their Mayne Farm home. The incident injured Mrs Thompson and others present as the youth reportedly aimed at a wooded area near the house. Authorities described the event as an accidental shooting with several bystanders affected.
The Boston Transcript notes a quirky line about Barbara as she prays with her parents and smokes them happy if not too old for such a joke, reflecting a playful if cheeky sentiment from a readers’ submission.
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