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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
7
Grand jury holds Whalen and Crozier in HRI on Sept 21 as part of a local conspiracy case. A jumble of names and notes suggests charges related to merchandise schemes, with mentions of North East and Pitt in a convoluted, partially garbled report.
Sept 21 Police Chief War toniriden Bludler of Rady announces charge of manslaughter against Charles He Auguoy in the death of Carl Mictager who was fatally injured in an incident at Builder's home. Acting for Kauiddiph min P. Hefferman will arraign him in court. Chief Warren to provide testimony tomorrow.
Fragmented OCR notes list poultry breed discussions and events. Mentions Mapes and public gatherings, with dates including September 25 tolls and times for meetings in Tinley Kidder Wallace Wess Ly Valley Carton Pity Geo Hall Corry. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but indicate planned meetings and attendance.
A garbled report describes McCray sending congratulations to opponent for victory in the county treasurer race. It mentions Justice of the Peace actions, a narrow victory, and proceedings with attorneys Samuel Powlar and E Phillipe.
In a proceeding filed in county court this morning, Prairie Spath sues Richard Klein for ten thousand dollars in damages. The claim stems from an accident on Twenty fourth and Poplar streets when Klein allegedly struck the plaintiff on the sidewalk. The case is recorded in the pennington yard offices with details awaiting further action.
News notes from Clymer detail a gathering at the park house with a dinner and songs. Attendees included Walter Parkhurst as president and Melvin Parkchest as vice president, with Pror ence Babcock as secretary and Ella Park Hurst as treasurer. illness of Delbert Parkhurst dampened the day and a death occurred among local residents Wadlin es Parkhurst Roy Legters Robert Hears Blanche Gratars and Elsie Howser in the vicinity. Mrs Tharles Legters attended the Chata event.
A Dunkirk Friday afternoon social hosted by the Ladies Aid of the UB church featured entertainment by young local actors. The four act comedy Booth Tarkington’s work drew praise for well-executed roles, with special mention for set design, lighting, and costuming. Notable attendees included Jamesson Conten, Albert Mayle, Esther Th mbiors, and Ward of Cleveland, among others. Mrs Brown and Mrs Meyeritlk helped organize refreshments and reception.
A fragmented social page records a list of attendees and relations at a wedding event in Fore Wasting New Jersey. Names include Mrs ACG Fhaudricke and STR Atriry, Mrs Sharles Loptern, Mrs Bilkert, and Mis Leyters among guests. The prose describes bridal gowns, Armenian bridal imagery, gifts, and refreshments as part of a church or community celebration with family ties to Baydnd and Whitewater.
A set of legal notices describes cryptic claims involving Rexrbr, Wiley coal, Herttina, and Krivey. Filings reference furnane and stove re A Miswinim Conforgine, with 1084 coup and troth radii. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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