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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1931
Page
3
The readable fragments reference players, locations, and event notes in a noisy OCR pass. Concrete details are missing, leaving an indistinct sports or event update with several unclear proper nouns and phrases.
A collage of brief clippings covers advertising, postal notices, and editorials. It discusses freezing dangers and consumer economy, then shifts to weather reports of blue polar skies and a Graf Zeppelin view, followed by a civic note on prison security at Stateville Joliet and reflections on peace and mob mentality.
Daily Lessons in English presents tips on pronunciation and usage with examples. It covers frequent mispronunciations and accent patterns, encouraging vocabulary growth through daily word study and careful reading.
Fragmented Q&A style snippet asks about life expectancy of a riding and includes odd phrases about famous generals, wine, illiteracy, and percentages. The readable content mentions Alexander the Great and an interest-bearing certificate, plus generic questions without clear article context.
Journal notes from Corry and nearby towns recounts a petition to restore ferry and transfer service at Curry depot, big Labor Day tack meet entries, Dick Robinson’s Eyre performance drawing crowds, a secret wedding of B Patterson to Miss Ethel Mason, Frank Laurie’s travels in Constantinople, Maccabees planning at Recreation Park, Jarry Alesanden visiting Harrisburg, a car crash on West Washington street, Corry sale preparations for September, drunkenness fines at Mayor Alexander’s court, a Westbound Eneral freight wreck near Concord, automobile counts by town, and local property and library changes, with residents Bram Laurie and J S Johnson at the Butt cottage.
SREENVAUGH August 10 After a two mile chase ending in the business section Patrolman Snyder narrowly escaped a fall from his motorcycle and arrest followed for Anderson aged 65 and Carr aged 63 of New Castle on charges of possessing and transporting liquor A search of the machine found 100 bottles of beer a pint of whiskey a loaded pistol and it appeared they had been drinking They claimed they were fishing at Waterford
Funeral services for Joan Panett 84 will be held Tuesday at 9 30 AM from St Teresa's church Union City with interment in Tinton City cemetery. Mr Barrett long known in Conty died after brief illness, lived here 47 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Michael McMahon and three sons Martin Meadville John Pine Grove WV and Pity Youngstown Ohio.
An old classroom riddle asks total pupils given age bands over 12 years 42 with 14 from 14 to 16 11 40 from 10 to 18 and 60 over 18. The answer appears alongside a household math fragment and a note about Mrs Alden Pond recovering from injuries five weeks ago.
In ERIE Aug 10 a car collision killed a three year old George Kellar near 12th and Pittsb ugh avenues. Walter Kellar, 12th and Selinger, distraught, overpowered by neighbors and two police, later. In a separate crash along Ridge Road Far Fairview, Eleanor Warl 41 sustained serious injuries when her car struck a telephone pole. her daughter Ina Bar was driving and attempted to pass a large westbound truck.
United Press summary explains Pennsylvania vehicle code defines right of way rules. It notes exceptions driving laws when two vehicles meet at an intersection and details yielding to left turns, entering from private roads, police and fire vehicles, through or stop signs, and pedestrians in crosswalks.
The Van Tassel family reunion gathered Saturday at Beaver Camp Wattsburg with seventy five attendees from Centerville Surry Union City Riceville and oil Silly. A delicious dinner was served and officers were reelected. A program of games recitations and songs followed. The next reunion is slated for August 8 1932 at Benyer Camp.
The piece surveys Stuart Chase’s Mexico contrasting an indigenous village with modern Middletown life and critiques his views on white Mexicans and urban excess. It also covers A J Cronin’s Hatter’s Castle, praising its depiction of a Scottish family’s disintegration, while noting its entrenched tragedy and emotional depth.
Jamestown August 10 Tour Hayner 54 West Ellery Warner is in Jamestown General Hospital after an enraged bull tossed him at his farm yesterday afternoon He suffered severe bruises cuts to hands and face and a dislocated shoulder X rays planned to assess the injury He was later reported resting more comfortably Mrs Larson and Mr Snapp visited relatives on West Predetiek Street earlier today
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