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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1928
Page
7
The fragmentary text offers few clear names or events. It reads like a garbled broadcast line with possible references to New York and a person asking who has taught dance or an instruction. The readable content is too incomplete to ascertain a coherent news item or identify individuals.
L Vic Bergys of Westbury writes for the Journal’s old resident series recalling the old brick plant on 2nd Avenue. He details Crandall and Downer properties, the Cory Farm, nearby houses, the railroad area, and workers' housing practices tied to Boston shipments. He notes the plant’s move to Washington Street and references local figures and locations in a vivid reminiscence.
The Opportunity Club will hold a meeting on Thursday evening March 6 at Lie Presbyterian Church. Hostesses include Miss Hazel Knowlton Mrs A G Buller Mrs Joan Batthison and M rs Horothy Whiteley. The program features a reading by DeManube Orchestra and Howe AGE performance of The Sewing Circle. A large attendance is hoped for.
Members of the Cleveland Athletic Club discussed a 200000 dollar city plan for a modern annex at Wade Park Minor. George A Lachinelly delivered an address. Schneider, longtime club secretary, outlined an executive committee plan to build with modern athletic features and 40 to 60 furnished rooms.
In April, a plane joined the hunt for Milton J. Beaty, a Wareen Lakewood resident who died when his speedboat capsized on Clidulahqua Lake. Despite efforts, the body remained unfound. Chief Gren of Lukewhiod secured an underwater searchlight from a private firm and directed its beam over the lake’s depths for several hours in the nighttime effort.
An early 20th century ad extols a burn remedy claiming rapid healing with no scarring. The testimonial notes a severe burn then healing swiftly after applying the concoction, praising its effectiveness for burns and other skin issues. Includes product pitches for San Sura Cement and San Sura Soup with price and merchant names.
George H. Vanassall sues Joseph Moos and Pasinie Moos of Moorhomdeville Pa for 20000 claiming permanent injuries from a Buffalo road collision near North East Pa on November 6. The suit alleges the defendants operated a car negligently without warning, striking the plaintiff who suffered a broken left leg and ear drum damage. Owen Burns represents the plaintiff.
In Erie, Judge Sterrett directs the salary board to set pay for Harry Russell as third deputy while denying appeals for increases for Jack Applebee Julius Franz deputies and clerk Charles Schloss. The matter is sent to the salary board for final determination.
In Olean on Friday afternoon Joseph Mra zin, 86, of 221 Hast Oke street, hanged himself on Transit Company property near the bank of the Olean river. He was last seen around noon, found by neighborhood boys, and was described as in good health recently discharged from Aume Glass Company where he worked as a truck driver. He was unmarried and had lived in the area most of his life.
The Golden Links Class of Mr. Olhirel plans a Waffle dinner in the church dining room Tuesday from 5:80 to 7:80 p m. Waffles sausage maple syrup pickles cookies and coffee will be served by the committee. Tickets are forty cents and a large crowd is expected.
April 7 report shows a spring campaign against traffic violations. Two Johnsonburg men arrested by Motorcycle Patrolman Britton faced Justice Davis on disorderly conduct charges, with one given jail time. Wit E Turney fined 10 dollars plus 3 costs for speeding, held on a second disorderly conduct charge and paid 5 and 2. Maurice McKnight of Johnsonburg fined 8 dollars plus 2 costs for disorderly conduct.
Miss Millie Jane Davis spent a week in Jamestown visiting Mrs. Douglas and returned home with Mrs. Douglas accompanying her.
Richard Sherman of Jamestown visits at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Smith on Smith Street with Troy Gillette and Y. attending.
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