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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1926
Page
6
The city’s Jewish community will observe Rosh Hashanah beginning September 8 and ending October 1 with Simehas Torah. Orthodox synagogues observe two days this year. New Year services will precede a ten day period of penitence culminating on Yom Kippur. Stores close for New Year while synagogues announce details later.
Announcement notes the marriage of Nise Eleanor Colegrove, youngest daughter of Mr and Drs L Wolegrove, to Mr George Kinney, son of Mrs George Kinney Sr, Maple Avenue. Ceremony held in Ripley NY on Wednesday June 2. The Kinney couple reside here and are described as popular young residents.
An advertorial promises instant relief from piles with a one dollar tube of Pile Poe. It asserts a five day cure under doctor's proscription and money back guarantee, urging buyers to visit Thos Downey or a local druggist for relief from burning itching and torment.
RIE September 7 final agenda set for joint session of Erie County Ponting Grange No 4 and Union City Grange No 36 at Union City. Grange masters listed include Union Grange Waterford Belle Valley Edinboro Clover Lend Genepaut West Gretna Lake Shore MGT Village El Reek Springfield Phillipe Corr anil Wattshiatgy Eureka Cherry Granges. Rev Ivan G Rosell Albion, Robert Shaw deputy superintendent of Pennsylvania schools Oswald G Risay Ima and Mildred A Eisaman will address the session. Topics focus on vital farming issues and readings.
Henry Funk a section foreman for PRR, Wilcos, was run over by a railroad motor car on a siding near Dahogy. He suffered a fractured arm and multiple bruises, was taken to Kanea Sumsuit hospital, and expected to recover. The accident occurred as the motor car started while he cranked it. damage potential was high but the cars were lightly loaded.
The twenty ninth annual Olmstead reunion was hosted by Mr Hy Olmmstead at the Grange Hill in West Spring Creek on Thursday August 20. Sixty guests enjoyed a noon dinner, singers and music followed by business, local officers retained, and relatives from Endeavor Titusville Oil City Warren Cory and Eric attended. Plans for family history were discussed and an invitation extended to Titusville for a future gathering.
Titusville Sept 7 A Buick driven by George Napher with a Warrenite passenger left the paved road on Magee hill near Fieldmore hotel. The car struck a small tree, avoiding a rollover, as another sedan and a sand pile complicated the narrow escape on a rainy slick road.
Prank Bith and Leon Schwab hauled a 43 inch muskie weighing about 23 pounds from Cussewago Creek Friday. The giant fish severely injured Mr. Rich's hand after a 20 minute struggle as they beached it and returned it to shore. Witnesses said the fish was among the river's largest in years.
A translated note from a Swedish locale describes villagers leaving a simple sign on a poor key hung outside a house to indicate that a fine is not at sin?ine. The quirky practice reflects local attitudes toward theft and law enforcement in a cautious, humorous tone.
A massive city turnout filled streets for the Titusville firemen parade and celebration. Decorated engines from 1879 and 1880 led amid bands and auto displays, with judges awarding prizes to North East and Union City teams and notable fire apparatus from Corry and Wesleyville among others.
An old time drug ad touts four dozen pounds of solid flesh for flat chested folks and a trial offer. It sells McCoy's Mercy Liver Oil tablets with 60 tablets for 60 cents and a 20 day money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A Bible teacher will speak Friday evening at the Aptst church about personal testimony and the value of Scripture in daily life. The event, led by Rev A L Roth and Rev Martin of the Presbyterian church, replaces the regular pastor absent, with a friendly welcome to all.
A fragmented dialogue from Parkinder Magazine shows Sam in a tense moment as an employee notices erratic behavior and warnings about trouble. The overheard exchange hints at internal conflict, despite assurances of securing a stable job and no immediate threats.
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