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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1918
Page
4
An all day session at Corry Grange is planned for Saturday with a noon degree ceremony and a sequence of activities in the afternoon. The program lists speakers and performances by local attendees including Os, Lee McCray, Hugel Rust, and Mrs. Guy Meskins, plus music and a discussion on recreation.
The death of Mrs L N Haight occurred at her family home at 249 Murfo Street after an illness of a week. Funeral arrangements are to be announced later, with sympathy offered to the bereaved family by friends and neighbors.
A garbled snippet hints at a community gathering or ceremony involving family members and a request to attend on a named day. The readable bits mention mothers and fathers and a promise of unity or concern, though details are unclear due to text corruption.
A heartfelt notice expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and thoughtful actions during a time of illness. The message mentions appreciation for the minister and others who offered comfort.
A World War II era report describes Chow, a dog adopted by Sergeant J. G. Murphy of the St Paul marine recruiting office. The dog wandered into the office, bonded with Murphy, and later awaited him nightly. Chow reportedly will accompany Murphy to France when he deploys.
Erle Alig and Jos Lucenti, 21, bound over to court after an Alderman Moran hearing on the July 23 dynamiting of a home. Witnesses place Lucenti near the explosion four minutes before and at his home when arrested. Prosecution by Arthur Bliss argues likely jury verdict against Lucenti.
A scrambled late page notes closing market activity with mentions of Copper stocks such as Chino Copper and Westinghouse, plus listings for General Electric and Bethlehem Steel. There are small ads seeking workers, a car hire note, and a Paramount savings blurb.
The unreadable OCR snippet mentions names and places in a scattered way, with references to people such as Warren and Amy Llu and various local terms. It hints at a community matter or notice but provides no clear action, event, or outcome to summarize.
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