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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1941
Page
6
The piece notes numerous complaints about noise and disorder on various streets, a health department update on quarantine rules, and rail freight data showing weekly totals and week-to-week changes. It cites Solictor Waller H. Sealt and Health Officer John D. Flanigan, plus brief civic notices and police activity in several neighborhoods.
Sparta residents rallied for an aluminum drive with Boy Scouts visiting homes Tuesday. Over 150 pounds collected as communities urged donations to local spots before Sunday. Union City graduation alumni reunion at Sparta Hotel included a chicken dinner and dancing. Local events note Sunday school picnic at Marcresan Park and various visits by residents and groups throughout town.
Pennsylvania Department of Labor data show Erie city issued 735 building permits in June totaling $27,346, with 31 for new non residential structures and 88 for additions and repairs. Statewide June activity estimated at 5 415 operations and about 17 105 million dollars spent.
Defense officials announce a nationwide curfew and potential rationing to curb fuel use as about 100000 gasoline stations may shut from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. seven days a week. Petroleum coordinator Tote stressed further steps if consumption fails to drop.
Answers listed include Lon Chaney for question one and a parasitic hovering plant for two. It cites the Bulcher to Baker Candlestick matter, a two week span, and China for another item. A dance, leprosy, Hamilton, Arlington National Cemetery, and No are noted as responses.
Public notices announce petitions for estate matters in Corry Erie County Pennsylvania including readings of wills intake and letters of administration. Documents list names such as Carl Kuppler Sheriff Walter H Scott attorney executors notice and administrators with addresses in Corry Camron Building Erie County and Wayne Township urging debtors to settle and creditors to file claims against estates of Frank T Bubler Hamison Newton Slye and Harry Slye with peremptory dates and court actions.
Hope returns to Austin after Wes Van Alstyne Noel and Company bid 170000 for the Bayless Pulp and Paper plant. The mill, idle since September, has been under receivership with Judge Lewis to rule on the sale within days and completion set soon after.
Buffalo livestock lists hoof and cattle prices with 750 cattle traded, holdovers, and a generally slow market. Cattle with cutters, cows, vealers and calves show varied values, while sheep and lambs are barely steady. Pittsburgh produce notes modest fruit and vegetable activity, with mixed regional prices and a galley of commodity quotes.
Readable fragments show names and places incomplete. The text hints at a gas issue and a Wilsey event but lacks clear facts or dates to form a full summary.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Pittsburg area figures and a crowded scene with names like Billy Co and Jost tune. Content is garbled and unclear, but suggests a local sports or community event with underdog themes and coverage of a last moment outcome.
Whirlaway and Seggni Ap near Fay Rby figure in a puzzling transit note. No clear location or date is given, leaving readers to speculate about the names and their connection to a nearby area or event.
Fragmentary report recalls the Tridans facing a failed finish and a senator's turbulent week. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text, but the summary notes lingering balance, a lead by Eisens iad, and a push toward victory in a no win game with performances extended.
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