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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1926
Page
3
The Corry Pennsylvania paper lists its address on West South Street and notes publication daily except Sunday. It includes pricing details for mail and carrier delivery, with rates per year and per copy, and mentions advertising rates upon application.
The piece rails at Senator Norris and links his stance to a broader fight against political corruption and bigotry. It contrasts Republican and Democratic positions, praises Norris’s courage, and warns against underworlds of crime and bigotry undermining republic values. The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot tone stresses vigilance and civic duty.
A fragmentary recap of events from September 22 1960 with scattered names, places, and notes. References mention Norway, University of Missouri, Wallingford, Saville Vogel and various individuals, hinting at social and cultural items. The text is garbled but preserves a sense of retrospective items and local ties.
A garbled report mentions a fading tradition of Chinchilias in South Aniwelea and a threatened or extinct practice. It references various names and items, noting collectors and possibly indigenous tires and relics. The legible content points to a fading cultural heritage amid external interest and practical extinction warnings.
The Woman's Relief group of the local organization met yesterday to plan activities for the upcoming drive and district event. Several members discussed guest arrangements, invitations, and aid contributions with emphasis on family support and community outreach.
Funeral services for T Patterson were held at 2 p m at the home of daughter Mia Stafford on West Smith Street. Rev I L Reagle of the United Brethren Church officiated. Interment followed at Teaver Dam Cemetery with bearers listed.
A fragmentary report notes that in November 1806 Taye of Vingland allowed a clandestine private vehicle to arrive on a public road, drawing attention to slow government action and a contested transport event.
Two testimonials praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mayor Lyxen of 1119 Island Ave credits it with aiding her after childbirth when she was rundown. Hope L. Smith of Route 3, Floyd Va, says it relieved debilitating pain and weakness, enabling her to work again.
United Press reports Coxetown suffered a major blaze destroying the hotel and several residences. Estimated damage nears 50,000 as flames engulfed the building and spread to nearby structures before fire squads from nearby towns brought the situation under control.
The Sugar Grove town plate festival resumes with a village parade, 10 to 12 activities on the high set campus, a picnic dinner, and an automobile decoration contest. An Irvine versus Sugar Grove ball game is slated at 2. A rest room and baby clinic run 2 to 4. Committees from Sugargrove and Chandlers Valley lead preparations for this August postponement event.
A bystander in Boston intervened during a theft, restraining a robber who had just stolen from Tim 370. The suspect appeared momentum exhausted and was unable to escape the scene, with authorities handling the incident.
Robert J. Red Morgan, 18, found guilty of involuntary manslaughter after striking Mrs Alice Her, 80, with an automobile at Conneaut Lake Park on July 12. Jurors recommended extreme mercy. Morgan admitted driving the car and fleeing the scene before turning himself in. The incident occurred near Meadville and Conneaut Lake road, with Morgan later returning home as authorities pursued.
Philadelphia Sept 22 Isadore Thakin 38 a jeweler was shot dead when bandits attempted a hold up on East Passyunk Avenue Three men were in the bandits car a witness said one bandit was wounded by a witness The car bore a New Jersey license
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