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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1926
Page
7
Jamestown area report details a fatal car incident involving a Falconer youth. Police and medical personnel responded to the scene in West Main and Bow streets as investigators prepared for examination, with a suspect charged in connection to alcohol use prior to the crash.
The publisher Arthur Colegrove and editor William Jombard at 0 West South St Corry Pa file to declare ownership and management details for the Corry Daily Journal. They list owners successors and bondholders stating none beyond those named and confirm publication duties and stock ownership as required by law.
A plainspoken Bayside ceremony united Kenneth Hemet Buick of Ypsilanti and Ming Wertha Galea of Erin Pennsylvania as Rev Harned officiated. Relatives from Corry and Raysidy attended a modest reception with cake and coffee, and the couple planned to reside in Bayside.
Sheffield man hurt in crash described as not seriously injured and taken to Kane hospital by car with minor head injuries. Another man named Carl Gray and a companion were involved, with later references to a separate incident in the evening amid unclear details.
Ad touts a medicine from Thomas Downey said to relieve stomach agony including heaviness distention and gas. The copy insists the product dissolves stones and strengthens digestion and claims it has helped thousands, urging readers to try it.
A chaotic 1925 court record concerns a nuisance claim over a public garage and gasoline station at Liberty Street near the lower New York railroad, with defendants charged to restrain and defend suits regarding operations. The document cites Judge J. Corse and references individuals like James McElhinney and Mary Campbell in a nuisance action.
A Middle Aged white man was found dead last night near the Pennsylvania railroad tracks in Steubenville. The body showed blunt-force injuries to the head and appears to be the result of a brutal murder. The victim is described as about 48 years old with unclear identifying features. Authorities have yet to confirm a motive or suspect.
Allyn Pugh, held on burglary charges, escaped while being taken to the state penitentiary near Woods Hull. He was recaptured by posse near Allison Bark after slipping restraints, fleeing into a wood, and evading patrols for several hours. He was returned to custody and sent to the penitentiary.
An unreadable fragment references a remark by Sir Ter bort Niel regarding the British House of Commons. The garbled text suggests emphasis on severity compared with a prior judgment. No clear names, dates, or events are discernible from the readable portion.
The column outlines ad categories and policies for small notices including employment, automotive, services, and personal ads. It lists rates at one cent per word, mentions refunds for errors, and invites readers to place classified notices. A fragment mentions used cars at Hudson & Estex Garage on Franklin Street with easy terms.
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