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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
4
Federal court updates show the testimony of a pivotal witness nearing completion in the Durkin case. The witness details relationships involving Charles Yard, Betty Werner, and a village blacksmith's daughter, with several minor state witnesses still to testify.
City and Vicinity notices describe the Arts and Crafts group's outing to Like Pleasant with sixteen attendees and a Woolock luncheon. Items list groceries, car repairs, and local sales while public notices cover estate probate, ambulance service, and a Stanford Hose Company meeting.
William Stayton, head of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, testifies before a Senate investigating committee. He claims he will not answer charges of evading the oath and asserts he is a steamship operator from Sin Del.
A mysterious arrival in Chicago involves Mrs. McCormick and Mr. McGhrmick with a special train from New York. Miss Mabel Linn and Mrs. McCormick deny visitors and clarify the chartered emi, noting the journey took six hours longer than a regular train. The special trip reportedly cost upwards of 57.00 dollars.
A historical note estimates over a billion dollars yearly spend on old-fashioned pencils in the United States. The figure covers hard and soft lead pencils only, excluding crayons and similar items.
Reports describe a major earthquake causing damage in multiple countries. Santa Barbara suffered significant destruction to three large buildings and a dangerous collapse risk. Earlier tremors recalled 1925 devastation while others faced casualties and injuries amid widespread alarms.
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