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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
3
Public notice from Corry Pennsylvania lists the Corry Evening Journal as published daily except Sunday. Postal information shows West South Street Cory with third class mail matter and annual and per copy rates.
A chaotic incident near the hilltop tower involved traffic control devices and a shift of police presence as guards regulated vehicles. Residents observed the central towers and cross-streets while temporary barriers and signals guided movements amid dense crowds and improvised police actions.
Fragmented report outlines Grover Cleveland Berga seeking notoriety by buying a plane linked to a World War II era flight to Germany. It notes his desire to return to the United States and offers a substantial sum for any prize connected to the plane. The piece hints at Mussolini era connections and questions Berga's motives and the flight's exact details.
Fragmented and garbled text asks about a contieror and various names and items, including billiards, poetry, and authors. It appears as OCR noise with multiple misspellings and incomplete questions, lacking a cohesive news item or identifiable facts.
Fragmentary obituary item references a Welsh minister named Pranule Mawemle in Philadelphia and mentions a meat presbytery meeting. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A fragmentary item recalls an event from June 22 1907 involving Adirah Albert Troesdell and a noted mishap at a nook. The readable text is highly garbled and provides no clear names, places, or outcomes beyond the date.
Washington date line notes collectors and the Postoffice Philatelic Agency. It reports stamps sold to philatelists at face value, with perfect centres, and orders numbering 10,000 to 12,000 yearly from dealers and collectors in the U.S. and Europe. The agency lists stamps back to 1895 and handles mail orders from abroad, especially Germany.
Fragments report a disturbance at Cerda Market during a sale day as a vendor clash disrupted activities. Observers note a tense scene with several attendees and security intervening to restore order amid disputed block allocations. Details remain unclear from the garbled text.
A damaged OCR item from Omaha reports a deadly incident with stray garbled text. Key names and places are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a significant death event tied to a slay or crime in Lamoln Nebo area.
Williamy Sneat, just sentenced to serve jail time and fines totaling 67 days and 53 dollars, attempted to self harm in the county jail’s south range. He cut at his wrists but was stopped by a guard before serious injury, received medical care, and was later released after a prior 5 day intoxication sentence. officials consider securing care outside jail as ongoing.
Delegates of the Penmaylya tian Real Estate Association gathered for the annual convention. Welcome addresses were delivered by Shiver J Williams and William G. Reed, president of the Real Estate Board. Edward I Kerk of Pittsburgh served as state president. Morning focused on delegate registration.
Vienna June 22 Thousands greeted US flyers Clarenge Du Chaimbertin and Charles Levine Hew as they traveled from Vienna toward Mashhiasfelder near Budapest. The two were scheduled to attend a public event this afternoon and were met by cheering crowds along the route.
Money Quick Loan Service advertises $25 to $300 loans backed by furniture pianos and diamonds. They offer to advance funds to pay off debts such as furniture rent groceries or medical bills so you have a single monthly payment. Rates listed per payment amounts and a note that other amounts are proportionate. They are state licensed and banking department licensed No 81 and offer contact by call letter or visit.
United Press reports rapid social upheaval in Rapid City as Coolidge supporters mingle with local figures. The piece notes interference by dining halls, soldiers, and social elites, hinting at political tension around a presidential visit and associated social events.
Black and crew of the Salting Sin, after a forced landing near Batavia, recount a perilous flight over the Persian Gulf. He jokes about beer being their supply and confirms Baghdad as a hopeful end if they must land at sea. The piece preserves a humorous, period tone amid a dramatic aviation tale.
The Illinois Supreme Court ordered three men to be executed for killing Warden Pat Vein at the State Penitentiary in Joliet. Six were convicted, some already hanged in February. Others remain jailed or escaped, with three named as Marks Duszkowski, Walter Sialesky, and Roberus Torrer.
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