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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
3
Fragmented text shows a chaotic scene around political figures and party tensions. Mention of Brookhart and a Senate race hints at rivalry and push to unseat an incumbent. Describes campaign rhetoric, factions, and calls for voting actions amid turbulent local politics.
The notice outlines opportunities for miners to take part time work in farming and auxiliary tasks while mining activity pauses. It mentions periods of rest, potential earnings, and the need to balance shifts with mining duties during the transition.
Warren June 17 Despite the severe injuries he received in an accident near a power plant on Pennsylvania Avenue West, Philip Blute remains alive after surgery. He is hospitalized at Warren General Hospital with a hopeful recovery ahead. Relatives and doctors report hope for improvement despite critical condition.
Lutherans hold a Ladies Aid meeting in the shareh parlors with Devotional services and reports. Mrs Smith presided as plans were laid for a sale fundraiser and the annual Sunday School picnic at Canadohta Lake pending weather with Mrs Hawkins in charge of automobiles. The gathering adjourned after luncheon.
An updated schedule shows buses between Erie and Corry. Departures from Corry occur in the morning and late afternoon with several times listed. Buses depart Erie for Corry at various morning and afternoon slots.
Rishurg Pa June 17 Win Ashby is in serious condition at a local hospital after contact with a high voltage electric wire while working on a pole high above the ground. He was rendered unconscious and saved from falling when his leg caught on a transverse arm of the pole. he suffered burns to his hand, body, and face.
In Philadelphia on a day in June a young woman received the shock of discovering her sister dead in a home yard. The sight left her overwhelmed and it is reported she collapsed shortly after, with medical staff noting fatal distress.
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