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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1928
Page
8
A fragmented diary style excerpt follows a tense night. The narrator recalls a woodcutter outside, strange odors, and an uneasy unease as doors, windows, and shadows intrude on sleep. A note left for Dr Hayward becomes a focal point amid eerie events and uncertain motives.
A damaged report describes Halliday finding a boat matching Jane's description near a marsh. It notes oarlocks wrapped in carton cloth, a hidden muffing, and a knife cut to identify the murderer. Halliday suspects the killer fled from a slip and the scene hints at recent use of the boat and surrounding evidence.
An excellent recital last evening at Wilson Studio on West Washington street featured intermed iate junior and senior piano students of Prof. H C Wilson. Notable performances included Rachmaninov pieces by KepPel Tiffany and Wilbur Webster and a well arranged program with piano duets and song numbers. Mrs Bess Heath Olmstead of Washington DC joined to sing beautifully and added charm to the event.
In Bradford six raids netted seven men and large quantities of beer ale wine and whiskey after a long surveillance operation. Federal agents state troopers and county officers conducted the dawn raid. those arrested include Steve Sacob John Delapa Frank Maduri Frank Lama Tony Suazo Frank DeSando and Timmy Premarano. Bail is expected to be heavy. hearings set in county seat.
Hazel Marvin five years old prevented a second drowning when her brother Leon Marvin three slipped into Oil Creek. She lay on the bank wall reached for him as he surfaced and shouted for help, attracting other children who rescued him from the muddy water near the South Franklin street bridge. John Stanton returns from New York City on business.
A large attendance of relatives and friends attended the funeral for Sidney Wickwire yesterday afternoon at the Cory Road home. Rev. Ben Rightey of Columbus Community Church officiated at 2 o’clock. Floral offerings were many. Six brothers-in-law served as bearers: Leon Bennini, William, Merle, Frank, Alston, and Adrian Jackman. Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus.
A historic claim describes 666 as a remedy for malaria and related symptoms. The text credits rapid relief of headaches dizziness and constipation while noting toxins are eliminated and water evaluations praised.
Fragmented notes from a London Copenhagen exchange describe a dirigible crash near Spitsbergen. Roald Amundsen's crew and others are rescued after a tense search. several planes and ships join a multi nation effort to locate survivors and recover the wreckage in icy seas.
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