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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1925
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment describes a violent incident in Lulu New York involving a man named Mike Beh and a weapon described as an axe. The victim suffered a fractured skull and was hospitalized with life threatening injuries.
Community notices include a Harvest Moon dance at St Edward's hall with Roy Larson and his orchestra, rental listings, a fire loss near Mt Elmhurst valued at 365000, and various class and society meetings. Local ads mention groceries, paint sales, and housing offers amid dense town updates.
fragmented notices mention Harvest Moon dancing party at St Edward's hall 1 Ir, a Warren-M. M. Sanberg of Youngsville owed $2850 by Justice of the Peace, a driving charge against Earl Curr of Sheffield. Sanberg pleaded guilty and paid fines. details of a collision on Warren-Youngsville road near Livingston. Also brief social and sale notices.
Fanned by wind, a blaze ripped through Solon near Showhegan destroying twenty dwellings and stores with damage over 100000 dollars. Bucket brigades failed to control it until aid from Showhegan Nortidgewock and Madison arrived. about one hundred residents lost homes.
Four houses destroyed and another damaged after a blast in Brownsville, Pennsylvania. The explosion forced residents to flee in night clothes, with damage estimated around 30000 dollars. Neighbors suspected a bomb. some blamed a still explosion, though none was found.
A Berlin report says the Rhine-Westphalian syndicate has received a coal order from America for 35,000,000 top of coal varieties. Advisers note the Hume Brothers Coal Company of New York is considering involvement in Rhineland purchases.
Big harvest dance at Columbus pavilion invites all for round and square dances Friday October 9. Event welcomes dancers of all ages. Music and social hour to follow.
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