Waitrest Titus Returns From Jamestown Employment
Waitrest Titus returns to local life after a period of employment in Jamestown New York. He resumed activities this morning and is settling back into routines.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1927
Page
5
Waitrest Titus returns to local life after a period of employment in Jamestown New York. He resumed activities this morning and is settling back into routines.
United Press dispatch reports the discovery of a boy's body in the river near Mebotit Yeey. The victim, identified as Joy Melee, age ten, was found by locals and transported to Mebotit Yeey where authorities awaited the arrival of the Zilles family for notification and further proceedings.
The article lists numerous relatives and friends visiting from various places including ASHA NY Warren Haryland Washington and Meadvitte. It notes travel to Gilmersville and Cambridge Springs for events and mentions Mrs Hobart Geonlit and other local figures hosting or visiting during a period of family reunions and social visits.
In a clipped, fragmented note, attorney Glenn Mead of Philadelphia appears. The document hints at a person named Jutherime Jun facing dismissal during a weekly vacation visit with her parents. The reference to Brie and a city suggests a local legal matter pending in Philadelphia.
An unclear OCR fragment presents a garbled plea or statement attributed to a person or group. The readable portions hint at dissent or resignation, with missing context and misrendered names making precise interpretation impossible. The item reads as a stylized, partially deciphered quote rather than a coherent report.
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