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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1924
Page
6
Local report notes two youths arrested in connection with a series of thefts in Spartansburg area. Key details include a pool room robbery cleared by the arrests and mentions of stolen items such as a car and various belongings. Names and specific places appear throughout, with references to ongoing investigations and related community events.
The fragmentary text records a groom from Spartansburg area and a Brule visit, best wishes for future happiness, and several social visits across Meadville Corry Titusville and Mindville. It notes Wallace employed as station agent at Falls Creek and references multiple households, hunts, and gatherings along with a probate notice for Elleuse Bracken in Gary, Erie County, Pennsylvania with executors Dewitt Bracken and Kincaid.
Ring Creek community notes recount a week of visits and gatherings in Warren and nearby towns. Teachers from Union City and Pittsburgh attend events. residents host guests, attend services, and share meals with families in Warren.
In Clymer Sl nmer on Armistice Day a fever outbreak led to school closure. The notes recount local figures including Mr and Mrs Irving Tyler, Mrs Ivan Tolkr, and Irma Tyler, plus a string of social visits, church events, meetings, and a town Armistice Day observance with the American Legion.
A local note praises steady savings in a Christmas Club at Citizens National Bank. It highlights families and individuals who funded thoughtful gifts, urging others to adopt saving habits to avoid poverty and want during the season.
A local notice from the Community Church in Columbus urges the payment of annual library dues. The message details a November schedule of services and events, including sermons by Rev L J Rightey, Sunday school, and a chapter on Christian Endeavor. It notes forthcoming lectures, social events, and library activities with several community members named in attendance and planning.
Jury in the county court awards Mrs Pauling Seu cil of Dunkirk $3,000 in damages from New York defendant for false press and unlawful arrest, with $2,000 for malice and $1,000 for exemplary punishment altered by court consent. The plaintiff’s counsel urged rights. Justice Philip A. Sullivan presided. Jury retired for several hours before verdict.
A fragment notes a time series event in November with evening sessions led by Margaret Sudan and a West Africa gospel meeting. Mentions a 17 Kadai tutor and Panthical context. Details are garbled and the main action is an evangelistic series beginning with evening meetings.
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