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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
7
Report from a northern lake area describes fishermen facing delays as ice remains solidly frozen. Preparations for the spring season are stalled, with crews waiting for safer conditions to begin netting and fish handling. Local sources note weather variability and lingering ice complicating transport, storage, and early market activity.
Arthur Rich of Battle Creek was sentenced to life in Jackson state prison for criminally assaulting a 20 year old woman at a Battle Creek golf course last May. A jury convicted him after a 25 minute deliberation following a 20 day trial. He faces a $100,000 civil damages suit pending. Rich plans to appeal.
Fragmentary OCR recounts heavy snowfall from October through winter, noting months of snow, bitter conditions, and unusually long cold spell. It mentions a local town and school impacts, with hints of record cold and a forecast toward early spring. Strong entities include a town, possible school reference, and dates in autumn to spring.
In Sarveston Ul on March 11 physicians discovered a rusty pair of eight inch forceps in Mag Mock’s abdominal cavity during a planned operation. Mock had undergone a prior surgery about a year and a half earlier and later questioned why she worsened, while the first surgeon had charged $800 and guaranteed recovery.
Word of the death reaches Cory of former resident Charles Kane who passed away at his home in Connea Ohio on Tuesday. Kane was a respected figure in Cory, known for civic involvement and sterling character. He was brother-in-law to Mrs. John Maloney of Spring Street and leaves a daughter, Miss Honor Maloney, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements and visits by family followed as news spread.
Marcie Norman Jot son former proprietor of The Log Cal pleaded guilty to a violation of the Volstead Act before a federal judge in Buffalo. He was fined 820 and assisted ownership of seven attested outlets. Judge Hazel ordered additional proceedings as the case proceeds.
A fragmented report from Olean details a man injured in a fall on Vernon Street near North Union. The text mentions emergency response at 4 00 AM, concerns for life, and a market with maple syrup pricing. Names Beeman and Hildum Vymer appear alongside a phone reference.
The Journal outlines advertising options and reader services across classifications such as Automotives, Personal notices, and Monumental ads. It emphasizes careful ad preparation, editor rights, and pricing, noting one cent per word per insertion and yearly rates on request.
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