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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1926
Page
8
Local report outlines a man’s alleged enmity with a victim and references a marriage at ease of shooting. The article mentions trials, witnesses, and community reactions as investigators pursue details in the Cory case.
Local planning notes outline a major concrete upgrade for New Allegheny Highway 10 from Irvington to Warren, including construction timelines, traffic impacts, and contractor details. Officials indicate expected completion mid year with lane closures and detours as required.
Report from WANE details a fatal auto crash that killed Mosebarger and injured another occupant, with authorities at the scene and investigators tracing cause near Shenlehhy. The deceased is identified as Mosebarger and the surviving driver is described in preliminary reports.
After a marital dispute, Goble Mayer shot his estranged wife at a high school and then killed himself. He eluded police overnight and died minutes after a head wound at the hospital.
A dramatic rescue occurred as a man saved a child from drowning near the water’s edge. Kenneth Probst and Leonard Scott, aged years, were involved in the incident while riding home when the water was deepest.
Funeral services for Alexander Brown were held at his late home and Spring Creek Church Friday. Bearers included Gilford George Gilson and others. He is survived by his wife and three children with relatives from Corry attending.
A brief quote attributed to Heary Ward Beecher describing wealth as measured by simplicity honesty truthfulness purity and plenty. The line contrasts riches with poverty and prosperity in moral terms.
Spring Creek items note George Jolson returning from Chicago with Ferdinand and family visits by R D Mekkelvey Minnie Reams Mary Stickney and others. Miss Iva Tolcomb guest at Jamestown. Misselle Woodard wed Grenard Taylor in a June ceremony. local residents reisen to Warren Wilcox and Oxford attend reunions.
A visitor list records Nessrs Teo Cable and THarald Billy resumed air route work Saturday after a two week layoff at the Campbell residence. Mrs Mary Bond of Corry visited granddaughter Mrs Clove Damon and family. Miss Lena Tucksoy visited Darry with friends. Miss Ailsa Donaldson of Thilioute planned a week at grandmother Missis Donaldson’s home. Donald Dareuns of Corey hosts town friends for a few days.
A terse report from Eastbourne outlines a contest between American and British teams. Details are garbled but indicate Kinsey and Vincent Richards securing a victory in a match described as part of a broader series with unclear outcomes and incomplete names.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as instant relief for swelling and soreness from corns. It claims pain ends after a few applications and guarantees a full refund if not satisfied, urging readers to buy a bottle from N. F. Ames & Co. and try quick results.
A community page lists dances with Mr Rogers and Mrs Reap as featured performers. Several named dancers including Meredith Dowse and Lovett are noted alongside piano performances and varied musical acts.
A London Morning Post joke item notes three Welsh visitors enter a Manchester tavern and drink vintage port without paying. Each of the men protests they did not tax the first glass, the second agrees, and the third says he did not either.
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