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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1927
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and items in a historical note with unclear context. The readable words show possible references to Samuel, Waartier, iron gall, and events or attributions, but no coherent whole.
A partial OCR fragment mentions Earl Mad and health concerns. Details are unreadable, leaving ambiguity about the individual, context, and timing.
The Prohibition authorities launch a nationwide drive to suppress bootlegging around schools and colleges. Assistant Secretary Lowman urges educational leaders to prevent drinking near grounds, with university officials requesting Treasury help to curb liquor access for students. Reports say drinking by students has declined but persists among freshmen, while bootleggers sometimes use school names to shield liquor movement.
A Silver Creek bound truck from El Scott Transportation Company ran wild during a heavy rainstorm on Saturday causing fifteen vehicles to be damaged. The truck reportedly shifted gears, halted suddenly, and its couplings released, sending wreckage along the roadside.
The Jamestown Motor Transportation Company announces replacement of trolley service with bus lines starting next Sunday. Routes will operate along Viky Tavseck and nearby avenues, including Westcomb Street, White Rose Avenue, and Lakewood Road, with return trips following the same paths. The city notes changes follow prior winter delays and aim to improve reliability.
Erie, four patrolman Charles Gram was discharged by Mayor Joseph Williams and arrested on a charge of paying a worthless check. He allegedly passed checks totaling 325 dollars. remanded to county prison in 800 bail for hearing Wednesday. Complainants to mayor and chief cited. He had been hospitalized, delaying dismissal.
Aditino werpardini aged 4 years died last evening at Corry Hospital where he had been a surgical patient. He resided on West Washington Street and was well known in this city. His wife and 10 children survive. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at St Thomas church at 9 o'clock with interment in St Thomas cemetery.
Mrs Annie Tyler died after a week of illness at 324 East South street Corry. Age 88, she came from England in 19d9 and resided in Bradford for years before moving to Corry to live with Mrs J. J. Kelly. Survived by two daughters, three sons, four brothers, one sister, nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p.m. from residence, with interment in Lawn Cemetery alongside her husband.
Charles L Itliigan and Mrs Mary Webster of East South Street were united in marriage at the First M. E. Church parsonage. Rev. W. E. Bartlett officiated. The couple was attended by Mr and Mrs Grant Hosier. They will reside in Cor with a short wedding trip.
Erle Wood was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in a September term criminal court. Judge A F Rossiter revoked Wood's driver's license after considering his clean prior record. The incident occurred on a highway near Edington when Wood struck 12 year old Edgar Hart Haynes, who died from a broken neck. The boy walked with his father along the road at the time.
Announcement notes a change in funeral arrangements for the deceased Wild Poss. Services set for Wednesday afternoon at three from Piney Prisbytesian elite with interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Earlier plans for Bhisiesdiay were canceled. remains transported to the city with accompanying family members.
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