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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1926
Page
4
Dull and rising notes in markets for flour and pork with tentative price signals. Local items include a welfare of poultry and dairy products, and a long list of shop notices. a missing person alert cites Louis Koz, 18, last seen near Union City. The Times notes community events with officers to address a meeting and education reminders.
City and vicinity reports a daughter born Monday March 1 in Los Angeles to Ty Mp and Mis es Murry with details naming Mrs. Murray of West Church Street. Also noted are a string of local notices including a shooting case, an estate probate in Jamestown, several sales and ads, and community events with names such as Clyde D. Wilcox, Bracke Hikthers, George Wittichenger, Emil J. Guenther, and the Port Alle hospital.
In Warren Pa March 6 representatives of Julius King's Sons of New York City expected to question William S. Pestorson 88 arrested here in a $75,000 fur seizure. Detectives believe the furs tied to a $100,000 robbery in Wekigon, with Peterson and others posing as salesmen for a New York firm. Swartog and family planned a Union City visit with her father, then for Union. Also mentions local fire lights, fiddlers contest, river ice estimates, and church matters.
Relatives and neighbors of the missing James Phipps family renewed efforts in a bid to solve the disappearance of Maude Vini Drexar and her siblings. Darwin Phipps, his wife Lula, and their children Paul Hazel and Elmer are believed to have perished when their sedan vanished on a stormy 18 mile drive toward the mainland. Airplanes scoured Lake Erie for signs, with no results to date.
An exhibition night at Finch Billl and Parlors drew crowds in Clearwater with Kip Alderon and Bud Clark showcasing billiards. Opened with crowd-pleasing trick shots and billiards play, the event featured notable players and a lively display of skill.
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