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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1925
Page
3
A 1905 item recalls the November term of court and local social notes. Notables from Canindl to Oil City, actors and audiences at the Minstrel Show, and Florida real estate speculation are mentioned. A mix of jurors names, guests, and community events appears in the page.
Erie, Nov 7. A suit alleges a land syndicate deceived Joseph Scheiwer, a former Erie resident, in a 1924 sale of Yamato property. It claims Walter Boyd of Indianapolis held the deed to complete a future deal and secretly sold the land for 22 000, with 18 600 returned to the syndicate. Attorneys Gunnison, Tish, Gifford and Chapin represent the plaintiffs.
Kane Nov 7 youths Billy and Bud Schaefer reported a black bear seen near the west side of the borough while they watched from Anh Street. The sighting, described as thrilling, drew quick excitement and a rush to tell others. Observers note another bear may have been present, suggesting hunters may target the west woods once the season opens in four days.
A SUN reporter describes a deserted lake resort in winter with few horses remaining and high water marks. Cottages sit empty, lights along the lake glow faintly, and snow recedes as south winds churn whitecaps while work on a nearby hotel finishes its winter pause.
The article surveys France’s dire finances under the same premier with a reshaped cabinet led by Caillaux, predicts renewed embarrassment over war indemnities, and notes costly colonial failures in the Rif and Morocco plus tensions in Syria igniting Moslem discontent and risking wider European consequences.
Mrs Fred Fuehler mother of six children left her home at 1 30 this morning and walked into a dam at the Charles Raber Cemetery. Her body was found at eight after hours of absence. Ill health and probable delirium are cited as factors in the tragedy.
A fragment from Wesleyan Wasp notes a single swallow cannot summon summer yet a pair of baby blue eyes hints at autumn. The line blends seasonal mood with lyrical imagery in a school publication.
An old newspaper notice advertises turning rags into new bath and bedroom rugs and suggests using woolen filler for any color. It invites readers to call in the afternoon or evening and lists Mrs. Peter Olesen at 187 Liberty St as contact.
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