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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
8
Erie witnesses report a theft of notes valued at about $2,000 from a flat in Erie. The incident involves multiple individuals, with references to Glasor Phelps and others as suspects or witnesses, and mentions court actions and investigative details amid unclear spellings.
An inquiry notes a call to Mr EL Wells, described as the new proprietor at Curry Wrench. The item emphasizes honest dealing and top prices, reflecting local trade expectations and business prominence in the period.
Former Corry dentist Mb Uhungat of Pintablireh has taken a position at Cambridge. The article notes his move amid local references and mentions his prior work and ongoing research interests in multiple specialized fields.
Mrs Charley Mathers says her daughter Alice, age about four feet six inches tall and around 100 pounds, may have eloped with Edward Rosenshil who left home days ago. The missing girl is described as four feet six inches tall and about 100 pounds. The mother stated the girl may have married or planned to marry Rosenshil.
A near disaster occurred Thursday when a fire trolley collided with a larger passenger car on the Workmen line near Ho eehely. Crews aided bystanders, and no one was seriously injured though the hand car and its twenty foot pine repo were wrecked.
Rain dampened Warren County Sunday School picnic at the Exposition Grounds. About two thousand attendees faced slow morning arrival, but afternoon crowds grew as the program proceeded, with grounds filling and events under way despite the weather.
The Salvation Army again asks that the public note Tag Day on Saturday July 27 to aid the 1925 26 maintenance effort. Volunteers remind residents the agency helps the city's poor and urges everyone to buy a tag to support the work.
The brief line hints at a tense moment where a figure named Lynch endures a sharp outcry amid chaotic noise, suggesting a dramatic incident or performance with unresolved questions about cause and outcome.
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