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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1922
Page
6
Report from HLS dated September describes a high profile case involving a “Y-Wanter” charged with a serious offense in Duin. The article notes four others racing an automobile at speed and mentions police statements. Parkhurst is cited as attending a morning event in Matuyia New York to identify a close relative.
Judge Criswell shows firm stance on driving while intoxicated sentences. Five defendants received terms from two to four months and fines ranging from 100 to 200 dollars with costs. one bond forfeited. Each case will be sent to the State Highway Department and licenses revoked.
In Warren on a Friday forenoon Judge Arird directed a guilty verdict in the Mike Necenick liquor law case. A second trial was set for Commonwealth v Ole Olson of Youngsville borough with witnesses Davis and Lloyd, federal agents, testifying to a pint purchase of white mule whiskey for $2 on August 3, 1922, though no witnesses to the sale were present.
Fragmentary report notes Prince George of Jug ainyin renounced his claim in favor of his brother Alexander. It mentions birth year 31 and a planned dethronement of Princess Marlé of Fumanla, who became queen through a recent marriage to Alexander.
One mile south of Corry depot on Spadansburg road on Wednesday September 13 at 1 o'clock. Property includes 2 cows Lilley separator No 8 Babcock churn 0 2 10 gal milk cans plow shovel cultivator spring tooth harrow set of driving harnesses 2 sets of hiffletrees 2 neck yokes good tumbir wagon box spring hot buggy buggy pole cutter assorted chain forks shovels 20 gal meat jar 8 gal jar butter jars grind stone 2 Doren blankets saddle bridle and many other items. Terms under 10 cash or notes for months with good bunkade. Blakeslee Y. B. Fowstm auctioneer GLP McCray clerk.
Mrs. Josephine Baker wife of Ellis Baker died Friday at her Columbus home after a three week illness. She was seventy one, left side paralyzed since onset, and died despite medical care. Survived by husband two sisters Mrs Henry Morrison and Mrs Fred Pike one brother R H Dennison two nieces and one nephew. Funeral from home Sunday at 1 pm with burial in West Lawn cemetery. Mr and Mrs William Steele of Chicago guests of L W Olds at East Smith street and Findley Lake.
Prices across dairy eggs cheese and grains show firm receipts and steady to higher quotes. Butter receipts 11,733 with extras around 40 cents. eggs 19,565 with extra firsts. cheese 1438 with firm receipts. live poultry firm with broilers by express 260. Flour Spring patents 15.00, cornmeal steady, rye No 2 western, oats firm, feed steady, hay prices ease to 27 28, lard and oil market context noted.
A friend writes a consoling letter upon Cecil Price's death after a rescue trip to Chautauqua Lake. The message describes a divine calling by the Supreme Architect and Cecil's acceptance to join his Savior, with family awaiting reunion in heaven.
Spartansburg consolidated schools begin the term with about 200 pupils in the borough section and 90 in the township, Harbor Hall housing 98. Several new teachers arrive, including Miss Stowell in the fifth and sixth grades and Mrs Smith at Harbor Hall, as health checks highlight underweight pupils and a push for parental cooperation.
Next Sunday features Inet Sika day with a Telore conference and a filled attendance forecast. Rev. Covey aims for a well attended service and readings. A Baptist church in Gorey hosts evening prayers with Mrs Murray and local figures in attendance.
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