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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1926
Page
7
Several Corry cases are set before the grand jury for the November session of criminal court. Individuals including Lushy Corvinien and Baligh face liquor and related charges as prior suspects are recalled for testimony.
United Press reports Kaiser Wilhelm II will stay at Doorn under German and Dutch pressure. The article notes possible exile life, protection fears, and political tensions surrounding his residence as a former ruler.
Attorney General Geoute We Woodeule plans to attend a commemoration for Theodore Roosevelts anniversary in Pittsburgh tonight. The event features a speech at a local gathering honoring the former president.
A fragment notes a meet at Lille Byte Shoppe with Angee and a $750 amount linked to the event. The garbled OCR leaves unclear dates or full names but indicates a local shop transaction or publication item.
Cambridge Springs hosts the annual postmasters meeting at 1 this morning with President S Bent presiding. Corry secretary-treasurer Wey of Corry. Lougrensman Milton Shreve to deliver an address. Cambridge postmaster Frank Hool to give the welcoming address. Meadville postmaster Otto Speakman to respond. Erie postal inspector William H tafer to also attend. officers to be elected and reports to be discussed.
In Youngsville, Robert Mead credited with saving a passenger after a bus crash between St Louis and Kansas City. The driver became incapacitated, and Mead used scouts knowledge to aid a bleeding, unconscious woman until hospital care arrived, preserving her life.
A short classified note promotes a simple preparation claimed to remove internal pain and inflammation. It urges readers to try the remedy and mentions druggists and the availability of the product through classified ads.
Mare Mary B Ross observed her birthday on October 2 at the Rome for her daughter Mrs Mart Teningy. Born in Clarenton Orleans county New York she has lived in Corry for 88 years. She received many flowers and remembrances and remains active with painting and crafts despite her age. She has two daughters Mrs Feaming and Mrs P Wilfis and five grandchildren.
The annual Pennsylvania Field Trials clubs bench show at Vaudgeville last night rewarded dogs under judge Dr. B. G. Weeley. Winners include Miss Bite owned by George Saily of Warren and Conéwariga Harry Tewis of Bradford with top awards for other classes such as Hilla 16 and Glendale Queen.
An advertisement touts MEL LO GLO Cream as a beauty solution promising whiter skin and younger appearance. It emphasizes fast results and urges readers to try the product from Ames & Co. with enthusiastic claims.
A broad excerpt outlines newspaper classified ad categories for home, office, farm, and personal services. It notes rights of editors to edit or reject copy, reporting errors, and special rates for yearly ads, with examples across automotive, employment, financial, and business services.
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