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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1924
Page
6
A dense, mangled OCR passage discusses vaccination importance and health department guidance. It mentions Healdh Aen Inve OL and references audits, various names, and dates in a garbled manner. The fragmentary text implies a public health message urging vaccination.
Classified style notice offers weekly pay and remote work for women. Includes contact address 1658 Broadway New York, plus partial phrases about painting lamps and home tasks. Text is fragmented with many errors and unclear details.
The piece outlines electoral vote totals by state as a three party contest unfolds. Republicans claim a solid early lead with about two dozen states, Lincolnites anticipate near victory across key states, while Progressives show many doubts but a large potential total.
Furry motorists will be completed 40 Warn thet vardy construction of the Mushony Satinal Highway is now in jinsyter The improved rial will shiny the waters of the Allegheny river and centerpiiy the proposed highway the Wier Mirna varres the Tallowing tetas Plus all taicktons the Allegheny Nitti Mighiea which wil share the ad of te Allegheny river il fe placed on the progerm ob condru Gut at the year of 1825 by both the Hederal and Ponsyylvania audit us ers infil these Yew maine SHE axe ation fe tins road hax drawn re bal the attention a Hoth the Perleval sini State aguthorities find the greatest ufen Hfiuskett he oyarked its reception by them Within the next wink or ten days Wariety will be visited a State High seay Commissioner Paul DO Wright and he will spend some time in the ity and oulige here with traverse the shnivay pote Already several members of the Nation Forestry Department have exprisced themselves as enthusiastical in favor of the project.
United Pyos PUPTSBURGIE reports Charles Steele of Waiveiey California held in county jail on a $2000 bond after a failed robbery and jewelry theft. Four accomplices fled. Jim Nezovich of McKees 21 The Rous was identified as the man killed in the raid at Sarmple's Hill.
A $25 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who broke into the Catenin Company. C H Rabke and Mrs Albert L Young note they have ratified a pane from their wedding ceremony.
United Press reports Philadelphia editors plan an autumn convention of the Pennsylvania State Editorial Association in Stroudsburg. WY McLean Sr of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin chairs the entertainment committee. The event runs October 32 with separate meetings on the first day and a joint session on the second.
A large crowd attended a social at the Harding Home and School Association on the Howard Company's lawn last evening. Messenger's Orchestra provided music and refreshments included coffee ice cream and cake. A fish pond entertained children and the event was described as very enjoyable.
The August schedule notes visual services except Young People as Pastor Roth is away. Pulpit speakers include Rev Theron Brown of Panama NY, Rev Maurice Stevenson of Breedtown PA, and Gen See A F Kotteamp of Warren YM. Midweek prayer lineup and August dates are listed, with August 1 L R Thomas and subsequent weeks. The annual church business meeting is set for September 11 and Oil Creek Baptist Association meets at Union City the following week.
The body of Carl Wagner, 17, of Johns Town, was recovered near Falls after he fell from a boat while fishing with companions on the Susquehanna River. Police found him early today as his friends could not reach him.
Ashville highway progress advances from Ashville to Blockville amid delays from rain. Contractor Mr Ripton oversees paving with aims to finish soon, though current conditions slow the work.
The 1924 Erie Exposition features the Pageant of Progress chronicling local growth from founding to the present. More than 1,000 participants rehearse amid elaborate costumes and electrical effects, with J. Rogers Pageant Bureau directing the production at the grandstand.
A brief, unclear fragment notes a tie and satellite reference tied to a city road event involving Suttle. The readable text provides no clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm context or significance.
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