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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases including references to a mission, President, tests, and a city official, with unclear context and multiple typos. No coherent events or names emerge for a reliable summary.
A trolley traveling at about 50 miles per hour crashed into a car near Sherman Street in Westfield, instantly killing two residents, Mr and Mrs Hungerford, as the auto was crushed against a pole. Police and witnesses describe a sudden, deadly impact that left the vehicle in fragments. The victims, both from Westfield, were identified, while bystanders and a sheriff’s office investigation followed the tragic accident.
In Uited Frees IOUENSTOWN Hay Sep 22 two police officers were fatally wounded by a Black suspect as Robsie Apmatronig, 82, confronted them at a doorway. The white homeowner Mrs Armstrong reported the attack after the assailant fired and the officers collapsed. The suspect was captured after a struggle with officers.
Mary A Salsman and Mary Ay Swlenan report experiences with Sorbol Liniment for goitre and related ailments in home treatment. The testimonial from Pasys in Jervey Shire Lerma mentions neck swelling, eye and throat issues, and heart symptoms improved after using Sorbet Quadruple, advertised as inexpensive and easy to use. Made by Sorbet Company in Mechatcubure Ohio, sold by all druggists. Thomas Downey is listed as local pharmacist.
Plumbing advertisement noting location at 100 E Main in Waller. Emphasizes quality and service with contact by phone 691. Short classified offer highlighting dependable plumbing options for local residents.
United Press reports a vision of the Virgin Mary appearing on a Pitts burgh wall after a statue was knocked from a mantel. About 8,000 people gathered at the Bel- Ave Catholic Church in a night-long vigil, while local authorities studied the event and residents debated its meaning and safety.
A terse note from Washington reports a leadership change at the Federal Reserve Board with incoming action expected. The terse item mentions board duties and a provisional appointment, outlining no additional details.
The notice outlines upcoming improvements in Columbus including a juvenile guidance forum, an opening ceremony by Sister Mable Hitt, and plans for Spring Fair events with artistic displays and a choir concert. It mentions dates and local organizers, aiming to boost community events and accessibility for attendees.
A vintage promotional piece from The National Bank of Corry encourages careful saving and earning interest. It touts compounding and semiannual interest to grow a saver’s funds and highlights steady, principled thrift as a path to financial security.
A dense list of classified categories and sample notices fills the page. Entries show automotive, real estate, employment, livestock, and auction items with brief, fragmentary lines. Readers are invited to place ads, with rates and deadlines noted and numerous local sale announcements sprinkled throughout.
Legal notice warns all persons and firms not to extend credit in the name of Mrs. Lillie Elderkin. A personal message from Ben Starr thanks supporters from the primaries and expresses intent to assist city affairs if entrusted with approval.
A fragile notice warns a debtor of 41 outstanding and balance payments on furniture and other items. It mentions a seven month period and proportional sums due, with reference to a Nemate banking department and a local building in Pennsylvania. The fragmentary text implies a formal collection or demand letter from a bank or debt agency.
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