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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1926
Page
3
Publication notice from the Corry Evening Journal listing address West South Street Corry Pa publisher Colegrove and post office entry. Rates shown include mail 8500 per year carrier 3 cents per copy 15 cents per week. Advertising rates available on request.
A look at how colleges move away from honor codes toward proctored exams. Kinter study notes no universal trend, with small colleges showing peer scrutiny deterring cribbing, while large institutions with impersonal groups see other social pressures. The essay argues honesty depends on group norms and perceived consequences.
New York papers warn of rising insanity and deaths linked to alcohol. State asylums fill as the Death rate swells. Ward’s Island superintendent cites a doubling in alcohol induced insanity since 1901. Prohibition’s failures blamed as ladder to liquor deaths and murders.
Piles go quick due to congestion of the lower bowel. Internal remedy relieves congestion and strengthens affected parts. Dr Heonhardt's Hem-Roid is claimed to give quick safe lasting relief to thousands of sufferers. Money back guarantee. Available through druggists.
Vague column notes recount local happenings in Columbus including a fatal duel like fight on high school grounds between two youths, a new railroad siding survey, a football game between Franklin and Corry at the fairgrounds, social entertaining at East Washington Street, opening day for game birds in Pennsylvania, and arrivals of a new baby weighing ten pounds at the Flough home.
A large crowd at First Presbyterian Church heard Dr S Hall Young discuss life in Alaska. He shared experiences from his half century there, delivering a detailed, engaging talk with valuable insights into the territory’s past and present. The event drew lively interest and commendations from attendees.
Washington October delegates to the state WCTU convention vote to elect officers. Mrs Filena Neel Franklin spoke on Soldiers and Sailors, Mrs Lary A Poole Scottdale addressed Fairs and Exhibits, and Mrs Ella M George Beaver Falls discussed Legislation during the morning sessions.
A Clearfield man, identified as Knapp, is held in connection with a bank fraud and stock swindle involving $3290 to $45,000. The arrest ties to a broader alleged scheme linked to the Brotherhood Sayings at Trpet Campaig and a labor incursion. Investigators say a tape of the crime and allied assets were involved. three bank officers and a lieutenant helped facilitate the purchase pool. Police say suspect Frank Guimarin, alias Birnarib, was sought in Clearfield for a $6,000 stock swindle last Sprint. Authorities planned further questioning about labor and bank case activity.
A confused, fragmentary report from Rome notes reconciliation between Carol and his wife after a period of alleged estrangement. The text references a prasy and daily inflation while mentioning letters and a potential affair with Magda Lupesgis, a widow, and a person named Row manila.
An ad describes Heet TM as a clean, staining free liquid remedy for rheumatism neuritis and pain in hands feet shoulders back neck or body. It promises soothing ingredients, quick relief, and no skin irritation, selling for 60 cents at drum stores.
Franklin residents awoke to a fatal domestic incident as LaVerne Jennings, wife of Wallace Jennings, slashed her throat in a home on Wissel Avenue. Police and medical examiners reported she had been dead for several hours before discovery by relatives. Investigators noted a table with a deceased woman in the tub area and called in Dr. AW Ricketts for examination.
A Corry dining car was sold to an Erie man. George O Still arranged the purchase and turned over possession after a past Federation dispute. The deal involved Burrows and Harrisen figures in the troubled transaction.
Morgan, a state dealer, is wanted on theft charges tied to fraudulent conversion of property valued around 5000 dollars. William C. Geenor of 1001 Washington Drive in Upest Pik filed the charges after a complicated sequence of alleged property transfers. A later alderman meeting and rent establishment discussion are noted, with the case proceeding through the local court and hearings continuing past December.
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