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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1926
Page
5
Report from Werealo New York describes 27 injured as a trolley collided with a truck at a lin' intersection. Passengers trapped in the damaged trolley cried out while escaping through broken windows. five of the injured were feared fatally hurt.
Overnight rainfall unleashed floodwaters driving roads and lowlands under water. East Pleasant Street areas and south city flats faced extensive damage with runoffs washing out hillsides. Spring Creek Road flooded, residents watched rising waters threaten homes while a stalled vehicle and submerged machinery highlighted peril along the affected corridors. Local officials issued warnings as the city grappled with record rainfall and rising rivers.
A flood of names marks a bustling weekend in Belle area as residents and visitors from Warren, Chicago, and surrounding towns keep in touch. Reports mention teachers, clerks, and families returning home, with trips to Rochester, Philadelphia, and Buffalo noted among many.
Mrs Frank Ola 145 Woentstress telegrams the death of her father Thomas Daniels who died suddenly Sunday evening at his home. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs George P Davis and Mrs Daniels, both of Brooklyn. Cifle to leave for memory fundlines in his honor.
Market section from Oil City reports closing quotes for copper and related commodities. Arterias Smictiers and Aneauda S.7 are listed among the brief item notes, with scarce pricing data and unclear entries. The snippet suggests a market desk note rather than a full price report.
A fragmentary proverb from a local page urges self reliance and grace, noting help comes with timing and urging steadiness. It references a Samaritan ideal and a community ethic in terse historical diction.
Classified notice seeks sale or exchange of hounds and mentions 531 Prospect as location. Includes offer to trade for a rabbit dog and lists no other details about breed, price, or contact method.
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