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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1927
Page
4
St Hilal Lazer aged 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Egger of RD 4 Pleasant Warren County, left home Thursday evening and has not been heard since. Parents fear for her welfare amid a rise in child disappearances in the area.
The World War Adjusted Compensation Act benefits are claimed by 10 000 veterans and dependents in western Pennsylvania have not applied. M J Shorey regional manager says about 871 000 Pennsylvania veterans were eligible. 241 000 have already applied. Only two months remain to file before rights lapse.
Frank D. Howard, Prohibition nominee, urges voters to reelect him to the city council after eight years of service. He highlights tax reduction, North Centre Street improvements, and his experience in city affairs as key reasons to vote next Tuesday.
A Saturday session lifted railroad and special issues and improved tone across the market. Industrials led gains with Atchison and Chesapeake & Ohio rising, while New York Central and Western Maryland posted notable advances. An unrelated local notice mentions a court action and a fur dealer ad appears among miscellaneous items.
Judge Ambrose Reid issued an order barring children from divorce hearings. The decision states children are not proper in saving people amid the evidence, and those previously present will no longer attend hearings in the courtroom hereafter.
A fragment notes how cap and gown usage by Ryswny in America was rare until the last quarter of the nineteenth century. It mentions a three type system of gowns and hoods for bachelors masters and doctors and hints at a transition aided by classified columns daily.
Milford jolnomy chief cook at the Harrisburg July 4s the first casualty of the oyster season. He was treated at Harrisburg Hospital for cuts to the hand and suffered while trying to pry open an oyster shell.
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