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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1926
Page
5
Los Angeles reports state authorities, including sheriffs and district attorneys, renewed the manhunt for radio operator Kenneth G. Ormiston in connection with the Aimee Semple McPherson disappearance. Evidence linking Mrs McPherson and her radio man has grown, with new witnesses set to testify as the case resumes.
Personal mentions list residents and visitors in Warren Ohio including Mrs TB McGray visiting Mr and Mrs McPhersuit for several drugs, Mrs Wincott Anderton and sister Mrs Mintile Crowell traveling to Erie Wisconsin for a day visit, and Bricken of New York City arriving to visit parents Mr and Mrs AT Bracken on West Vigilant Street. Others journey to Cleveland Philadelphia Darvisburg Gettysburg and more, with many taking motor trips and visiting relatives across Ohio and beyond.
Warden Walter Dat of Tachina Stink prison defied a Superior Court order to transport Stephen son Kis Diggit for testimony. The action sought in civil proceedings against the Hoosier Tailors and Stephens political activities. Repeated efforts by Thomas Adams to secure an interview are noted.
The text compiles a dense, garbled assortment of company names, regions, and acronyms across markets and utilities. It mentions Canadian Pacific, Standard Oil, Transcontinental, Northern Pacific, and various U S regions, with scattered city and product references making coherent sense elusive.
The Wall Street Journal survey notes a slump in prices with heavy short covering fading. Traders describe a bearish mood as bank clearings slow and cotton prospects weigh on sentiment. General Electric and General Motors showed limited gains amid the broad retreat.
Fragmentary note recalls a traditional English midsummer custom for a girl to pack walls, gather a tone, and keep it in a clean paper sheet until Christina days, with a vase involved and a ritual weeks later. The text is garbled, preserving only hints of a garden rite and a long-held belief.
In Corry and vicinity a large hardware store conducts a home sale of its entire stock under Mel Coimbra supervision. Shoppers respond to drastic price cuts as thousands of dollars in offerings are slashed during the event, with the sale continuing through the stated period.
Dennis laments ongoing complications at his workplace since an efficiency expert arrived to regulate operations. The unnamed source notes persistent friction and new rules affecting daily tasks. Liberty Press reports the grievance as a local workplace issue with no clear resolution yet.
University of Minnesota professors publish a method to compare relative sweetness across sugars. They assign cane sugar a baseline of 100, with substitutes such as fructose 173, grape sugar 74, and molasses sugar 10, outlining a ranking of sweetness.
Miss Virginia Stuka travels with relatives to Erie for a family weekend, accompanied by Mrs. Rickerson and Mrs. Tyler. The party includes Miss Jennié Alexander and her sister, with relatives in Cleveland and Detroit, Michigan.
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