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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1923
Page
5
Fragmentary notes indicate Frances Boland departed this morning while Mr Bolmidl faced gas exposure in France. The text references entering service with an Alith Machine Gur Magicie hospital and mentions an abet Battalion in der Wiedeht.
Yeggs broke into the Burholme post office at Pax Chase and blew the safe with nitroglycerin, escaping with government strong box contents. Residents rushed out as three men fled in a car. police to assess losses after a full check of the cafe contents.
Announcement lists Mia Ahan as Financial Recorder of Fort Corry No 6 and directs all payments to her. Henry M Colburn Phanela 2120 signs as a candidate for Recorder of Deeds in the county, subject to the Republican primaries on September 18.
Personal mentions show Mrs HT Carey visiting Union City friends for a day or two and many others, including Mr Jaddestrom visiting relatives in Warren, J Ward and others at Erie, and families from Erie to Buffalo and Jamestown visiting relatives. Several travelers head to Jamesport, Warren, and Cleveland with long lists of visitors and hosts in Union City and nearby towns.
United Press reports a brisk mid session on the Stock Exchange with Industrials leading gains and Rails showing notable strength. Steel Common Studebaker Baldwin American Can and Union Pacific moved higher as the market built on four days of previous advances, though some hesitation lingered among shorts as the list rallied.
The list enumerates companies and stock markers including Bethlehem Steel, Chicago and North Western, Southern Pacific, Studebaker, Pan American, Union Oil, US Rubber, Texaco, and Pacific companies. It reflects a historical market close with multiple railroads and oil firms named among others.
James B Yard announces candidacy for Prothonotary subject to Republican primary results on September 18 1923 urging supporters to back his bid. The message is a brief political notice from Yard with a respectful appeal for assistance.
Fragmentary OCR item lists names and numbers with unclear context. Readable terms include WS Steel, Westinghouse, Overlanth, and Wallys. The text resembles a partial sports or financial snippet with multiple figures and misspellings.
Fragmented OCR listing a mix of gas, oil, and utility names including Lone Star Gas Mifva Light and Heat watch Mountain Producers and Ohio Puel Supply Radio ver r ieyen Ryan Consolidated Salt Creek with unclear figures. Mentions Indiana and Bradford but lacks coherent story or dates.
A fragmentary page mentions Fox Trot performances and a Cat's Whiskers act in a tent, with scattered notes about shows and timing. The readable lines hint at a lively variety program with dancing numbers and comic pieces.
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