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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1923
Page
6
Newspaper accounts describe Klan activity spreading to nearby towns with sightings and a nighttime gathering. Police and university officials monitor events after reports of cross burnings and threats, while residents fear reprisals and violence from the group.
A Shamrock troop invites girls to join as a recruiting contest unfolds this week. Leader Clarke Hl Hel Gout and fellow officers urge participation, with a meeting planned in Lineworth to discuss plans. The club aims to boost membership and support community activities, ending with a rally at the Town Wall.
A fragmentary record notes a final gathering organized by Readers with emphasis on social festivities. The scene centers on a dinner at a Mount Sixteen member home with Mrs Mary Whittling hosting and several attendees named, including invitations extended for a June cottage event at Findley Juke.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a public notice about a bus line operating in the North East Corry area. The text references a state involvement and a court or legal process, with names and dates unreadable. Further readable items mention Derry and North Benet Farm Ring.
In Corry, families relocate amid housing pressure as several residents report forced moves and looming evictions. City officials and real estate brokers note widespread occupancy shifts, with rental demand rising and a $250 premium promised to some landlords.
The discussion surveys five adjectives including "egregious" and "bitivetini" as used in messaging. It notes these terms trigger strong reactions and are rarely employed outside heated conversations, highlighting caution in word choice.
A large Easter Monday ball drew over 350 guests to the armory as lanterns and Kastee flowers lit a festive hall. The event featured English country dances, Morris and sword dances, and noted performances by Miss SigmAndemion, Miss Mise Extra Moxad, and many local dancers, praised as a cordial annual affair.
A fragmented OCR read mentions Poultry Supplies and a contact in Mull Street area with a reference to Mey Quality and a person named M Stewart at 108 East Mull Street. The fragment hints at branding or supplier notes but lacks clear events, dates, or actions.
The Hest Hoye Sens youth group plans a scouting hike tomorrow afternoon at Ollewelock. Scouts will split into two groups for a paper chase with scraps guiding the search and leaders tracking progress. First Class Scout Clarence Shoop leads the main party, with emphasis on safety and proper clothing. The outing will depart from the park.
A historical note clarifies that the so called deadly upa e of the African jungle is no more lethal than four shrubs. Early travelers reportedly died from carbon dioxide in cave crevices beneath upa trees, but the tale arises from circumstantial evidence and misinterpretation.
Public notice invites residents to amend a meeting of Pt A scheduled Friday at 4 o clock in the principal building site. Miss Ran Walter of the Comey Anti Tuberculosis group will be present and address attendees. Public is urged to attend.
City officials oppose a state move to centralize tax collection. A county or district plan would burden the city with added costs and reduce local control. The City Commission voted to oppose the measure and will inform Harrisburg and local representatives. Statewide opposition to the proposal has previously been voiced.
A dubious claim describes Mooney Emerald Oil as a universal cure. It promises to reduce swollen varicose veins in days, heal ulcers boils carbuncles abscesses and open sores, and stop itching with single applications. The ad urges readers to obtain a bottle from a pharmacy.
A fragment shows names Loy and Hyon amid unclear context. The readable text presents no definite event, place, or date. The record notes limited, scattered letters without coherent reporting of a person or action.
A partial OCR fragment appears to mention a name and event but lacks clear identifications or context. The readable portion conveys little concrete fact and cannot determine date place or person with confidence. Additional readable text would be needed for a factual summary.
The fragmentary OCR mentions Georg and entities like Was Wreath Hels AWE Wi Oxon and a reference to wine. Details are unclear but indicate a brief item involving names and a wine note without coherent context.
Readable fragments suggest a short public notice or community item mentioning a person and action but details are unclear. lacks clear date, place, or organization for full synthesis.
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