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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1922
Page
4
A long list of residents and visitors in Jamestown and surrounding towns share travel to and from Findley Lake. Many families, including Miss Flora Ells and Miss Elizabeth Quinlish, visit relatives or host guests for short periods, with trips to Chautauqua, Warren, and Meadville noted among the social movements.
The New York market drifted with no clear impulse as railroad executives ponder President Harding’s shopmen’s strike proposal. Rails showed demand with St Paul stock hitting a yearly high while Union Pacific and Pittsburgh and West Virginia rose. Industrials saw activity in retail shares with Kresge Sears Roebuck and Woolworth among notable movers. autos weighed on the market amid price-cut uncertainty. In city news, S L M Wingr and Dawson families visited, and Olsbergs returned to Cleveland after a two week stay with Kinley relatives.
Helen Igulal 17 of Huntington Pa is a candidate for the Hero Award after she saved a man in the Fuglata River. Her act follows she moved two to last year and demonstrates bravery and community service.
A fragmented stock list shows tickers and company names like American TD and T, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, US Steel, Sinclair Oil, Studebaker, and Northern Pacific. The page also notes a rental listing: For Rent Bell 312 furnished house, contact.
Mrs. George Clinger and family return to Brocton after visiting her mother in Marion street. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodring come home from New York City after a two month stay. Q. E. Dressler arrives from Dillon to see his father aged 18. Rev. F W Troy completes a NY visit and will remain for a month with relatives. Miss Mary Hall returns to Grodleville after a city visit with Mrs. Dimimick. D E Leach returns from Findlay Lake after a work period. D B Titnh heads to Columbus on Howard Co business. A J Winsor visits Pe tariqua briefly. Miss Mat McKinney arrives for a visit with relatives. Miss Tees Mecuoker goes to Buffalo to visit friends. Mrs. Jamies Leary sets off for Erie to visit friends for the week.
A fresh sketch of the Crown Prince of Germany from Wieringen and Folland notes hints at continued exile and evolving stance. The report suggests a cautious shift in position as discussions unfold.
The fragmentary text mentions a king and a title in a historical notice. Readable elements suggest a royal context and potential appointment or event centering on a ruler. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable from the legible portion.
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