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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1928
Page
5
Ten bodies recovered in settlements around the northern shore of Lake Okeechobee as a hurricane lash floods homes. Several residents remain missing while search parties fan out along the eastern shore. The region faced northeast gale warnings and heavy rain as the storm struck Florida in early September.
Local policy authorities report the liquor case of Robert Mond, indicted by the grand jury last week for violation of use tutor laws, continued until the next county court session. A possible out of court settlement is reported involving Rams Bslley.
Local column gathers brief personal notices. Elmer Leverett to resume teaching at Minors State College after visiting family. Misses Richards and Joner of Union City call on Corry friends. many residents travel to Jamestown, Cleveland, Newark, and Rochester for visits, business, or medical consultation. multiple relatives and guests are mentioned alongside moves and temporary stays in Corry.
The closing market page lists stock prices for many firms including American Smelting and Anaconda Copper, Kennicott, General Motors, Chrysler, Packard, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Atlantic Refining, Pan American, Pure Oil, Skelly, Shell, Transcontinental, Texas Pacific, Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific, Reading, Seaboard, Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific, Chicago and Northwestern, Erie, Northern, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Western Union and others with varied prices and percent changes, reflecting activity across the industrials, rail and utility sectors.
Los Angeles dated report says a man and a woman died in a car plunge from a highway. The bodies were identified as Walter La Huis and Fr. Walter, last seen Aug. 18 after leaving Bakersfield. Deputy Sheriff Chester Alten announced identifications and noted wreck debris found at the scene. The story also mentions a Warren County good roads meeting and a campaign to raise funds for the Corydon Kinzua road project.
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