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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
3
Evangeline McPherson Kidnapping Report From Border Towns
Details emerge of the abduction of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson as investigators pursue suspects near the Mexican border. Authorities from Agua Prieta and Los Angeles coordinate with Douglas and Downey officials to locate the two women linked to the alleged kidnapping and determine the guard allegedly involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Erin Douglas
Ariz
Jane
Erin
Evangelist Dintiiter
Anise Semple McPherson
Wennedy
Herstong
Ocean Park
Mately
Rolland
Rowe
Ewan Park
Los Angeles
Agia Prieta
Moy
Wallace
Dowglas
Nash Doyle
Adohis
Agua Peleta
Roes
Mes McPherson
Hindlinger
Unclear fragment hints at jewelry trade or event
Fragmentary text mentions smart jewelry and fashion terms with unclear names and locations, making it difficult to identify a definite person event or organization from the readable portions.
Plate Died Last Evening At Kearsage
Victor Plate a longtime recorder of deeds and former business operator died last night after months of ill health. He had served as a town official and later moved to Erie where he ran a similar business. Survived by a widow a son a daughter and three grandchildren. four sisters also listed. The funeral will be at Pine Grove Cemetery with services at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinebiiletiy
More
Aio
Daillness
Panini
Weil
Carty
Erle
Miles Perkins
A Ausheiemer
Josie Morton
Parry
Crocodile Lore Teaches Children Luck Belief
A passage notes Egyptian customs where crocodiles are linked to luck and children are instructed to stare intently at any crocodile they encounter as a sign of fortune.
Spanking Would Be Risky A Buy Scout Reportedly Bends Bars
A fragmentary report describes a risky act where a buyer scout bends metal bars and tears sheets, with mentions of verbal remarks by Landon Opin iou and a reference to reproxe film. The readable text is sparse and unclear on dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Ablay
Thi
Landon Opiniou
Masked Raiders Disaster Report From Williamson Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a June event in Williamson West Virginia involving masked raiders and a pursuit or confrontation. The readable names include Jenny and Jason, with references to a camp and a home being attacked as a surrounding force fired upon 1 and a woman. The report is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena
Memorial to War Veterans Planting Trees in Titusville Route
Thirty members of the James McHenderson post and Titusville Legion met to plan continuing Oil City style war memorials. Arthur F. Seep outlined planting 85 trees along the highway from Ry Farm to Cherrytree, each tree honoring a local service man lost in or after World War I. A committee will seek highway department and property owner permission to plant about 60 trees along the route for Titusville’s World War dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl
James Mc Henderson
Messeay Legion
Titusville
Wesley
Anid
Clen 7
Titanville Legion
McWinney Tehway
Arthur F. Seep
Oil City
Ry Farm
Titus Valle
Seep
Highway Department
Clymer Plans Big Fourth Celebration
Clymer will host a wide scale Fourth of July celebration organized by the Chamber of Commerce. A traditional event with sports, activities, bands, and orchestras is planned to entertain residents and visitors, culminating in a grand fireworks display in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Wigmer
Ariel
Tiy Fe Chamber of Commerce
Fitewor
Wood Demand and Lumber Use Across Industries
The text notes that wood is consumed by building and construction with about 800,000 cars of lumber, by planning tilly with 750,000 cars, by the automobile industry at 60,000 cars, and even toothpicks and matches require 4,500 to 6,000 cords of wood annually.
Man bitten by copperhead harms at Cataract, injures wrist
H Wagner a fireman on the Central railroad at Clearfield is recovering at home after a copperhead bite on his wrist at Cataract. The incident occurred while the crew worked on the track and local remedies were applied by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wagner
Yew Fork Central Railroad
Clearfield
Wagner
Missionary Society Ends Year With Elections at First M F Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First M F Church held its last meeting of the year at the church. The group system performed well with Mrs Snapp and her group noted for the highest dues and mite box contributions. Officers elected for the coming year are President Mrs W L Durham Vice President Mrs A G Reed Secretary Mrs O A Johnson Treasurer Mrs A L Foster. Mrs Tarnrd Deuvel and her group led the program with special music and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the First
M. Fi
Snapp
Mra
W. L. Durham
A.G. Reed
O. A. Johnson
A. L. Foster
Tarntd Deuvel
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