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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1936
Page
12
A long OCR fragment presents a 19th or early 20th century property sale and deed description. It lists numerous residents, owners, and associated attorneys, with references to parcels, street names, and survey bearings. The section appears to cover a borough area in Pennsylvania with legal actions, plot details, and subdivided lots under county and municipal records.
A fragmented 1930 deed description references Stephen Tirpak and Mary THK in Erie County. It outlines a parcel starting at Bolt on the north line near Oceanberry Street and describes lines paralleling Grinbsery Streets, with lengths and bearings and a measured closure.
An OCR damaged passage mentions a property sale or dispute with numerous names, places, and numbers. It references individuals such as Waldemur, APE Wetdumar, and Mav, along with vague dates and many scattered geographic and institutional terms, creating a mosaic of a legal or real estate notice.
United Press reports Seattle hosts the 1000 Shrine convention July 13 18 with an expected attendance between 60 000 and 76 000. The Seattle Nine temple budgets 186 000 for the four day event drawing 159 temples from across the United States Canada and the Panama Canal Zone. A large Jacksonville Fla delegation leads the visitors with about 250 Shriners and families.
Harrisburg April 24. Applications for 1936 motor boat licenses are in the hands of owners of Powercraft. Secretary of Revenue John B. Kelly said the 1995 licenses valid since January 1, 1985 extend to May 1 under a licensing act amendment. Future licenses will run June 1 to May 21 of the next year. plates are permanent and kept by owners with annual renewal fees.
In Philadelphia Thomas Rentzheimer bequeaths a cash sum of 250 dollars to Nenéph plus a piece of property and a share of the residue amounting to 7300 dollars after divisions. Armilié receives a pot cat kept for her care the rest of her life.
In spring, Henry Weld, adjutant general of the Wisconsin Department of the Grand Army of the Republic, reported that 92,000 veterans remain in the state, underscoring ongoing misty headlines about durable service and remembrance.
Ray Headly, chief of the Fire Central Division, announced a new Forest Service program in the Agriculture Department to test aerial fire control. The plan includes dropping water and chemicals from planes to retard fires, and bombs to smother small flames, with ground crews delivering supplies and equipment to remote areas.
April 2 HaRmaesusus reports Gov. George H. Earle orders welfare secretary to strip penal institutes of punitive powers. The reform targets petty tyrannies and abuse of authority within Pennsylvania institutions, including the Industrial School for Boys at Huntingdon.
Harrisburg April 24 Secretay of Health Edith Men Bride Dester urged public officials health organizations and civic and service clubs to back a Clean Up Week beginning Monday to improve flood damaged areas. The plan designates highway day Tuesday community sanitation day Wednesday and cleanup Thursday with state department cooperation to focus efforts on cleansing specific locations.
Harrisburg May 24 The Governor Highway Safety Council says animal instinct could prevent serious accidents. It cites self preservation prompting a person to test a bridge or structure before placing full weight, urging motorists to heed caution on unfamiliar curves and test bridges before driving.
The readable parts show garbled phrases mentioning names and places without clear events. The fragmentary lines include scattered terms like West Peal, Conn, and Boyeriitiimye, offering no coherent report or identifiable subject.
The readable text fragment mentions names and places in a garbled form, with no clear event, date, or identifiable organization. Context is too damaged to determine a coherent main item or outcome for a concise headline.
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