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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
7
Wide public interest surrounds the Corey film production at the New Theatre with over 100 applicants vying for roles and interviews. The studio plans screen tests in July, with many hopefuls hoping for parts in the feature film.
In North Clymer the wedding of Robert Newes and Blanche Grotere took place at the fireside home. The article lists numerous relatives and local attendees from nearby towns and farms, highlighting a community gathering and celebrations following the ceremony.
A jury in the Jordan case against a police chief in Ran Ku returned after about six hours of deliberation and found it hopeless to reach a verdict. The judge discharged the jurors at the presiding term, with only one in favor of acquittal.
Classified listings outline ad types, rates, editing rights, and responsibilities. Includes sections for announcements, personal ads, automotives, employment, financials, instruction, livestock, merchandise, rooms and board, and real estate. It also lists contact details and rate structures.
The text shows garbled phrasing about experiences shaping daily thoughts and learning. It mentions an emphasis on work driving a concept and retention of lessons, without clear events, dates, or proper nouns to anchor a concrete news item.
United Press reports in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania that Betty Gribble, a girl passenger, saved a life by clinging to a car after a collision on a road near Westmorland. Her action prevented a worse outcome as bystanders assisted.
Fragmentary notes describe early English railways with dates around September 2, 1845 and mention Amory Stehlenson’s work titled Lorowodye Siymbjer in Woe, noting public speed trials and the first steam carriage.
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