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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1926
Page
1
Reports from Saegertown and Crawford County detail a deadly cyclone sweeping Burma with hundreds dead. A local suspect, Musztuck, faces execution set for July 12 after a brutal case involving his wife, with authorities reporting a chilling confession and ongoing investigation into the homicide.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid held a social evening with a sipper and table arrangements. Members and guests enjoyed hymns and an old favorite song, with gifts to visitors and a treasury offering for the Ladies Aid Society. Family visits and travel plans to Cleveland and Centerville were noted for Memorial Day weekend.
Police report Corbin remains jailed in Essex County while investigation continues. Authorities note alleged ties to a wider matter involving religious groups, social changes, and possible distribution of counterfeit items. Officials mention potential related arrests and ongoing hearings.
George Cordasanook, tax collector and alderman of Pir Wata, recently completed a small frame building in Arlington to house separate offices. The project includes a larger space for his aldermanic duties and redecorating to present a formal office appearance.
A garbled United Press dispatch lists names including Ridgefory, Coon, Maron Chwietuptier, Simon Lake and Lake Auchanip. It claims a shared invention related to aviation and anti-aircraft ideas, suggesting a system to prevent planes from nose-diving or stalling.
Notice informs customers of extended post office hours during the holiday season. Lobby windows open late with special delivery services available. regular mail processing continues. Waterdown branch and nearby centers listed with adjusted schedules and expected peak periods.
Monneaut Ohio residents debate who should fund street upgrades as City Council approves five agreements for resurfacing old paving. The city will cover half the cost, with abutting property owners paying the other half, using 65000 from the Municipal Electric Light Plant proceeds. Owners may defer assessments for up to ten years.
Report from Longton May 20 notes a convention urging Congress to use power to enforce prohibition. Resolutions urged concerted effort to tighten liquor laws worldwide and renew child adoption actions in Africa amid broader wartime concerns.
The document reports on Flaherty filing an answer to a court action in Erie. It references murders, property possession disputes, and alleged slayings connected to Alderman G. Jurnette and others. The narrative names various individuals and dates around 1920 and notes a prior sale of property and related court proceedings.
President Coolidge and a small guest group will attend the Mellon wedding in Washington. Miss Mellon, daughter of Secretary Andrew W. Mellon, will marry David oh Kate as society in the capitol follows a high profile ceremony at Bethlehem Chapel.
Corry Country Club reopened with a delightful party attended by about thirty couples including guests from Erie and Cleveland. Roy Larson led an orchestra for dancing from nine to one, and steward Al Donoghue served refreshments to members and friends. notable attendees included Mr and Mrs Cunningham and others from the area.
Giuseppe Bologna, an immigrant who arrived in 18xx, built a shoe shining business in New York that grew into a prosperous venture. He became a veteran vendor, earning substantial profits and becoming a father figure to his children as he ran his shop with local support.
The Philadelphia exposition advances toward a Monday opening with completion of the five exposition buildings. Officials state transportation delays have hindered progress but little will affect the schedule. Memorial Day ceremonies and international participation are planned with Kellogg and other figures attending.
May 29 report says two of five American captives have been freed after Mexican military pursuit. Freed men are Hingus and Greeley. embassy notified by El Agnita Oil Company. Remaining captives and uncertain fate noted. one captive reportedly alive at dusk.
Jacob Tomasik aged 48, a farmer near Erie, died in a hospital after an accident while driving Friday. He suffered a neck injury described as broker neck. details remain unclear. His wife and guardians were notified.
A dated report notes contrasts between industrial growth and farming strain. It cites farm households facing reduced profits amid uncertain weather and price dips while industry presses ahead, with government officials offering cautious optimism about wartime production and distribution.
A high school graduation event is planned for Friday night with about eighty students to receive diplomas. The Board of Education will hold a special meeting early next week to finalize commencement plans and review bids for school district furnishings.
Care Longe notes a Moose Carnival expected to attract many visitors with the Erie lodge and Moose band planning ceremonies a parade and dancing party at a local armory. In Brooklyn a gun battle near a saloon left one dead and three wounded in a bootleg war incident.
A devastating blaze in May trapped and killed five women in the Rookery district. Rescue divers and authorities investigated the site as witnesses described the escalating flames and chaotic evacuation.
Rev Bartlett, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the 190? graduating class of Cornish High School. The event, a union service with all local churches, will be held at 5 o clock in the evening in the assembly room. Members of the various churches will assist in the program and the public is invited to attend. The annual commencement exercises occur next Friday evening.
The listing shows radio features across stations in New York Washington Chicago Boston and Lincoln. Mentions programs and times with references to monuments music operas and concerts.
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