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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1927
Page
7
Disjointed lines reference Coxey era issues and monetary day concepts. Mentions borrowing, government, years, five children, home damage. Lacks clear persons, dates, places, or events to form a full item.
Mweatvalle November 12 report quotes Prather urging broad support for the judge elect. He defends the candidate amid partisan tensions, stresses public service over politics, and declines to downgrade the role to private matters. Prather highlights the need for unity and cooperative effort in the judiciary.
An evening supper at a local church drew a large attendance with many guests. Tables were set with decorations and small maps, hosted by Mrs Hefty Howard and Mrs S L White. The event raised funds to cover significant debt, with all proceeds directed toward repayment.
Fredi Millen of Strethport, a carpet er, fell from a frame work above Big Shanty injuring his shoulder. He was carried to Branford hospital for treatment by Dr Joseph Kervin and later removed to his sister’s home to recover.
Jamestown reports Ruth Brya Overty daughter of the late Willan Jennines Hexan is set to give three lectures at the Crystal Tailroom of the Motel James toWAL Linder thes dutey Trwk of the Tames fpaniy Mwacher. She has traveled through many lands with a noted mind and personal grace, wife of Major Reginatel Wen, and will share experiences from her years in the West and abroad.
United Press dispatch from Cornwall reports storms hitting the coast with heavy swells and damage along shore. Several ships were reported as seeking shelter while local fishermen worked to secure vessels and protect piers and lighthouses after a night of gale force winds and rough seas.
Hunters urged to inspect affordable vehicles including a Chevrolet Overland and Studebaker units. Sold by W. H. Merrick, with offers to drive away today. Davis and Stu debaker references appear among the listings.
A Second ward resident reported by Charley Sessle that his sister picked a handful of daisies in their yard a few days ago. A second bloom of larkspur was also noted by a First ward citizen.
Buenos Aires dispatch reports Primo Firpo plans to travel to New York before May 19 to challenge Gene Tunney for the heavyweight title. Firpo cites self confidence and a 15 week plan to reach peak condition from 252 pounds, noting abstinence and a physician’s clearance. His training currently centers on roadwork as he awaits a potential title shot.
Corry Rod and Gun club held rifle practice with Wittleberger winning high at last night’s shoot scoring 22 on a 250 possible. Participants included Kinney Mody Lilie Kitteberger Wagner Ritteberger and others with varied scores listed in the club tally.
York police and residents search for the killer of 14 year old Gertrude Rudy whose body was found beside railroad tracks on York outskirts. A Christmas present was in her pocket and a store purchase records place her near the shop last evening. A farm hand reported hearing noises near the tracks shortly after the time the body was found. Authorities pursue leads as the investigation continues.
Samuel Sheets of Oil City pleaded guilty before Alderman Perrin after a collision on Franklin Avenue. He was bound over to quarter sessions and bailed $1,000. State Patrol sergeant John Bendt prosecuted. The Overland sedan collided with a Ford sedan driven by Clayton Singleton of Franklin, damaging the Ford and injuring Mrs Singleton. Sheets fled the scene.
Walter Thomas, 87, of 624 West 12th Street, was shot in the ankle while hunting Friday morning. He was taken to St Vincent’s Hospital in an ambulance as hospital staff worked to learn details of the accident. His condition was described as not believed to be serious.
Kane dominance evident in football game as Intusville High suffers 46 to 12 defeat despite standout plays by Doubles and Erickin. The narrative notes Kane’s twelve first downs and a lone goal attempt while recounting maple sugar history and a separate Hammond rail wreck with a damaged water tank and no injuries.
The column outlines classified ads categories and rules for placement, including Announcements, Employment, Financial, Instruction, Livestock, Merchandise, Rooms and Board, and Real Estate. It notes rates, ad handling, and restrictions, and provides guidance on submitting copy for maximum results.
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