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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1928
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text about a local event mentions names and dates unclearly. Readable elements include a person named Jatunt and an event context in a community page. The brief notes suggest a local notice or column item with limited details and no clear outcome.
Settlements reached between Pennsylvania Railroad and widows of two men killed in the December 20 wreck near Warren. Fireman Mack Kerrick and engineer Metzger died from injuries. Though exact amounts aren’t disclosed, Mrs Kerrick estimated about 18,000 dollars. Trial details cited civil negligence as cause. passengers and other workers unharmed.
Fred Fralick, aged sixty four, died Saturday morning at the company hospital. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 oclock at his home in Coneur Township with Rev H W Rene of the United Brethren Church officiating. Interment followed in Rosy Hill Cemetery, Spartanburg. Survivors include his wife and a stepdaughter Helen, with a brother Oscar Fralick and four sisters. The service featured two songs by Max H Banks and Miss Luella Weidner.
Miss June 12 report lists James Kelley of Mig Poplar Street and Michael Regan of 423 Wilson Street injured Sunday afternoon when their auto collided with a fire department vehicle driven by Battalion Chief Fred Stolz responding to a still alarm. The accident occurred at 17th and French surveys.
Garden column advises starting dahlia plantings in August to ensure a showy fall display in many regions. It discusses tuber division, soil moisture, staking, and the balance between large cut flowers and garden display. The piece notes modern preferences for richer soil and careful fertilization, with emphasis on sturdy growth and proper potting.
Reports from Carter Hill describe young deer sighted around the area. The piece lists local residents and visitors including Mr. Spencer and family, Mrs. Morris hosting a birthday dinner, and multiple Sunday guests. The text notes a community meeting led by Ty [i and mentions upcoming elections and farm work impacts.
A Warren youth sustained injuries when a Chevrolet car collided with a motorcycle on the Warren-Biield road near Clarendon. The rider was thrown forward into the highway, picked up, and taken to the Myer office, remaining conscious for about an hour. Vehicle damage included a ruined front belt and a badly damaged motorcycle.
President Coolidge predicts a nationwide period of growth but warns state and local governments to curb expenditures to sustain prosperity. He urges tighter spending across all government levels while praising broad economic gains and urging prudent governance to avoid overreach.
Fragmented text reports a chaotic conference opening with disjointed phrases about revolt, miscommunication, and a crowd’s applause while leaders discuss prosperity, minding finances, and public reaction. Names and clear events are obscured by garbled OCR.
United Press reports June 1 that William S Ware of Pennsylvania gains caucus backing in his Senate contest against Andrew W Mellor as the state caucus endorses his bid to influence Pennsylvania votes. The group also passes a tariff and labor protection resolution stressing American industry and jobs.
Two American crew members of the Southern Cross agreed to stay five more days in Australia to extend hospitality. Capt Kingsford Smith and crew would join them in Melbourne as the government previously pressed for a month stay. Lynn and Warner chose to remain a few extra days before joining the group in Melbourne.
A fragmented newspaper snippet hints at editorial tone about a “tree country” and consumer ads. It mentions a journal and wants readers to respond, with unclear names or dates but conveys a local paper style and quirky commentary.
Approximately 1 500 pieces of property were sold for delinquent taxes in Erie on June 12 with County Treasurer Rojlo McGray presiding. The sale aimed to liquidate unpaid assessments, and the first property offered was purchased through brokers.
An advertisement touts Moona's Emerald Oi as a powerful pain reducer for sore joints and general soreness. It claims fast, lasting relief with a money back guarantee and asserts benefits for swollen varicose veins and related issues.
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