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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1926
Page
3
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Detective Sergeant Scalise arrested Blaim rival shoe cobblers in connection with a blast at 227 German Street and a warehouse fire at 14 West Seventy Street. Suspects Slipol and Orland were detained as part of the probe. Police tie the blaze to the explosion, noting both incidents occurred within an hour. A separate pistol ban was passed by the state senate, tightening penalties and licensing.
The article surveys nationalist leaders such as Kemal ataturk in Turkey and Reza Khan in Persia. It contrasts their self-made rise and strong leadership with Western models, noting Asia's potential to imitate energetic modernization. It highlights anti democratic tendencies and the role of individual enterprise in shaping new regimes.
The Junior High School announces assemblies on Wednesday and Friday of next week at three o clock. A health play will be presented, under the supervision of Miss Morray. An exhibit of art class work will be on display. Parents and students are invited to attend the programs and exhibit.
Federal plan, tied to state highway aid, aims to reduce grade crossings by using natural conditions and road relocations to avoid rail crossings. In 1925 250 crossings were eliminated. post act completion shows 1,380 eliminated or avoided through underpasses, overpasses, and realigned routes.
Twenty years ago May entries note Dimick heroes Nye hot plate incident death in Buffalo elevator. Kas Waine Kincaid tending agricultural interests at Heaverdam. James town upcoming shows by Bar num Bailey and J Augustus Jones. Farnham estate settles $9000 over Miss Berta Farnham’s elevator death. marriage of Robert Gates and Blanche McCray of Lovells. grass fire on Second Avenue near Sherman Street damages McElroy property. Novelty Works to renew lease with cleanup. May Party concert planned with Frank Buecher assisting.
Harlan P. Hurd longtime Corry High School teacher forty six years ago and prominent in local G A R circles died in Newark New Jersey. He served in the Civil War with the Seventeenth New York Battery and was present at Appomattox Court House. He leaves four children Harlan P. and Gertrude M. Hurd, Benjamin I. Hurd, and Mabel Divine. Burial was in Bloomfield Cemetery after services conducted by Reverend Walter L. Whalle.
Tomorrow schedule from First Baptist Ay Le Rett, Morning worship at 10 A M with sermon by pastor and Lord's Supper. Salvation Army, Washington Street, services throughout the day including holiness and open air meetings. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Concord Streets, 10 A M Sunday school 11 A M chief service with sermon on Christian Growth. Emmanuel Church, Smith and Enter Streets, 10 A M Sunday school and 11 A M Holy Communion with choir. All are cordially invited to attend these services.
Sunday schedule lists two churches, Presbyterian and Advent. Morning worship at 11:00 AM with sermon The Mouse By the Side of the Road. Evening service at 7:20 PM with singing and sermon. Also Sunday School and Bible classes for all ages. Rev P J Cleveland and Rev P Miller preside, with special music and youth events noted.
The notice lists Christian Science First Church on Park Street with 1:00 PM Sunday service and an evening testimony meeting at 8:00 PM, Reading Room hours on weekdays from 2:00 PM, plus a Sunday school. First Methodist Church Garner Center and Pleasant Streets with 11,000 in offerings and a 10:30 AM service led by Pastor William E B Bartlett. Epworth League at 7:30 PM and Thursday gatherings. United Brethren Church No Center Street led by Rev H F Rengle.
In Erie on May 1 a young woman was found on a sidewalk near Cascade streets late Wednesday night. Police took her to Hamner hospital after attempts to identify her failed. She is described as clothed and incoherent, with residents at 145 West Eley Street reporting she appeared disoriented. authorities continue efforts to determine her name and address.
Pennsylvania labor federation president James TL Shiurer of Reading attacks Julie Fisher Visher as a candidate for governor. The statement issued from former governor BP Heidleman’s campaign HQ, a rival for the nomination.
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