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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1928
Page
7
Police seized a cache of liquor valued at eight thousand dollars and arrested two men after a late night pursuit. The contraband included Old Crow whiskey and Maynes Lornty brands. Customs officers blocked the route, resulting in the seizure and a getaway by one vehicle.
A 10-year-old Erie girl died from injuries sustained in a recent incident in Erie. The event led to medical care at St Vincent's Hospital where authorities are reporting the cause as severe neck injuries. Funeral arrangements are pending for Maya, widow of the late F My, with details listed for next of kin and burial plans at WestAl tom.
County officials report registration may reach about 60,000 as of the final day, with preliminary counts showing roughly 47,000 registered and 22,000 yet to enroll. Election officials warned Erie and Corry residents to prove registration by three days before the November 6 presidential election. exact tallies to be released Tuesday October 21 by Ralph Benedict, county chief clerk.
The Buick division reports record production and sales as demand spikes for the new silver Immervayy model. Widespread assembly lines operated at capacity with the nation’s auto industry push in full force.
The body of Rye Bullerick was found dead at home in Cleveland. Police report Charles Kinley led officers at the scene. Funeral services are scheduled Thursday morning at 9 in the Stehunne churchyard with burial at Sir Pichert's cemetery. Mrs Mullogick, a former Clarity resident, is mentioned in relation to the home intent.
The Candie Daughters of Amer los organize a card party this evening at Cohimbus hall. A social gathering features Bridgy aml five hundred games with prizes and doll awards. Proceeds support community efforts.
A Circle luncheon opened the season with twenty one members at the Hotel Corry dining room. Afterward the group visited Miss Hilda Plittner on Maple Avenue for a varied program including readings, vocal numbers by Mrs Willan Houston and Miss Hilda Plittner, and tales of California. Mrs E J Young welcomed guests and read an article by Mrs Alla Owen Lugler. The session closed with singing and light refreshments hosted by Mrs George Barlow.
United Brethren Church completes remodeling of North Central street church a year after expansion. An all day program will mark the first anniversary with Rev Nod McIntyre assisting. The church now features improved facilities including Sunday School rooms and upgraded interiors suitable for worship and activities.
An opening Quaero Club gathering was held at Miss Nelle Wight’s home on October 2 to begin the season. An afternoon luncheon followed a brief business session with members reviewing books. The group adjourned to meet Mrs A D Cologrove on October 5.
A two square mile landslide in the Monte Arbino area of the Argonne Valley swept homes burying residents and chalets. Initial casualty counts rose as more villages were evacuated and rescue teams sought buried survivors amid a dust cloud moving toward the Ashino valley.
A resident moves from a tower apartment to ground level to escape the noise of the air traffic above. The account notes preference for quieter surroundings despite liking the high view.
Columbus church schedules a social Thursday evening October 4 with a lunch after a brief business session. Trustees will be elected and several reports read. Delegates attend a congregational conference with Mrs John Dilton noted among attendees. Nearby residents and families mentioned in various notices.
A garbled wire report shows Lindbergh signaling support for Hoover in the Republican presidential contest. The message emphasizes Hoover’s leadership as necessary for the nation and urges party unity ahead of the election season.
Fragmentary report notes complex tensions around sacred mountains and Buddhist shrines. It references groups and places with garbled names, mentioning pilgrims and contested influence, amid cross border or internal conflict.
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