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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1926
Page
5
A Corry couple tied the knot in Cranesville with a small wedding ceremony. Family members, including Bales and Fanelli, attended as the couple planned a modest home reception.
A fragmented market day shows mixed activity as major names like American Steel and General Motors report varied results. Industrial shares waver while energy firms such as Pacific Oil and Pan American post modest gains amid uncertain economic cues.
Waiving initial rumors, Clyde Steamship Co officials deny charges that ship crew were intoxicated. Six survivors say some crew were under liquor influence and were taken ashore by boats while others used lifeboats. Passenger traffic manager Arthur W. Pye rejects the claim as a minority view. Harry Gould visits city after. City notices urge residents to clear two months in garbage dues by June 1 or face collection measures.
Fragmentary OCR note lists a rubber item with a five tone or model number 3254 and an old sit reference. Limited readable context prevents full pairing to a clear event or entity.
Mrs. TA Miller returned from a visit in Linton City with relatives this morning. Various locals including Alex Melones of Erin, Guy andFrantelin Haight, Mrs William Cullen, Mrs L Malling Jef, and Mrs Helen Cullen Smith were mentioned visiting or returning home from trips to Erie New York and Randolph. Several others planned visits with family, hospital stays, and domestic journeys to and from the city, Warren, and nearby towns, reflecting a flurry of social travel and familial gatherings.
A garbled OCR line mentions moon light and stars with numbers. It reads like a poetic or mistranscribed science note about illumination, but the exact meaning and entities are unclear. The fragment lacks clear events, dates, places, or people.
Mis Harry Stewart spends the week here with her mother Mis Jessie Sminder on North Genten Street. Sir Stewart will not go to Greanville Po where she will meet Mrs Melby of Satamanen. Mrs Thomas Greess and Mis Eye Site visited Jamestown yesterday. WAL Spau plans a homely retreat reflecting his time in Wa ice. MPs of SL Mougglitis and lathes discuss mmather Me and Mrs Roe Pati will travel by motor to Vornestreen, Ohio, remaining until Friday. WW Ht Palmer, a cousin of Mr Bahnoy, accompanies.
A murky Pittsburgh bulletin reports a fatal shooting linked to Black Hand gun activity. Police found the victim early Sunday and recovered a weapon. The investigation continues as authorities seek leads and possible suspects. The report mentions an address and four witnesses, with no further details released.
United Press reports a tentative Peru Chile dispute settlement nearing, with Secretary of State negotiation over border divisions and territorial aspirations. The talks involve an envisioned transfer of a strategic province and access to Pacific ports, while Chile and Peru weigh compensation terms as strains ease after years of contention.
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