Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Flies
Corry saw several burglaries and property damage Friday night into Saturday morning. Homes of Jerry Movelhef s and Lo M. Decker were entered. Wheat and corn damaged near Gam bridge Springs. Puluover defeated Jamestown 10 to 0 with three Burtolo players contributing standout hits. Corry boys struggled against Bedient in a rough contest. Gov, Inspecting Company A's Armory on Saturday. Ten boys from St Johns Mopwenpil church camp out at Findley for a week-long event. John Crook visiting with his parents left for Corona, Colorado.
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Corry
Jerry Movelhef
Puluover
Jamestown
Burtulo
Joule Hatligan
Jury City
Chimpion Butsmiel
Agalin
Bedient
Air War in London Sparks Debate on Armament Policy
A London air war stunt by the British air ministry ends abruptly prompting varied views. Proponents want a stronger air force for defense and deterrence, while liberals and Labour fear propaganda and excessive costs. Critics question feasibility and urge civilian preparedness and disarmament. The piece also notes differing interpretations based on bias rather than events.
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London
British
Air Ministry
Hinous
Levin
Lloyd-George
England
Riddle Answers From Yesterday's Page
The text lists questions and answers about boxing time, a prison reformer, Worms location, legendary children fed by a wolf, nickel deposits, and other trivia. It also includes an editor’s note about free press and journalistic items.
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Worms
Lily
Langtry
Columbia River
Menelais
Sparta
Game of Correct English Missedpellings and Confusing Phrases
A historical snippet lists exercises on pronunciation and word choices with answers from yesterday’s lesson. It includes notes on correct pronunciation, spelling mistakes, and example words, reflecting classroom language on language rules and usage.
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Hilton
Barnes centennial celebration opens with parade and program
Centennial events in Watern honor Barnes residents and officials mark the occasion with a program led by Fred Mittuck as chairman. The ceremony features two commemorative numbers performed by the Lat and notable readings celebrating the town’s history and the Barns legacy.
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Barnes
Lars Ums
Predent
Liemey
Fred Mittuck
Feeting
Feiluse
Lave Hand
Dolph
Humber
Air Word
Flrnes
Union City Man Loses Finger In Yarn Factory Accident
Union City August 24 Jason Veiecon a worker at the Hutell Brodin factory was injured Wednesday morning in a yarn accident. He was taken to the hospital with a severed finger. Doctors attempted to reattach the fingertip but the injury resulted in the loss of the finger.
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Union City
Jason Veiecon
Hutell Brodin
Mer Basan
Leehem
Ify
Jan Bernigs
Corry Grand Jury to Hear September Cases
Corry area cases are scheduled for presentation to the September grand jury. County detective Lee Hoy Stare reports about one hundred indictments prepared, with jurors and county officials to report Monday. Judge William Hitt notes a large September term. work may extend into the second week as a holiday shortens the schedule. Indictments include Robert Mead, Frank DeLury, Charles Keomas, John Justices, and others for offenses under state law.
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Collet Wah
Beleab
Ocoee
Hill Jury
Lee Hoy Stare
Witle
Asnelssen Fy
Wiliam
Hest
Grand Jury
Corry
Robert Mead
Ngor Laws
Frank Debury
Charles Keomas
John Justices
Mead
Kromas
Jeffries
A Problem Day Puzzle and Its Shifty Stash
A garbled math puzzle and a garbled solution appear in the page, looping through figures about hoards and shares. The text cites yesterday’s answer as 18875 dollars and outlines broken multiplications for three men’s shares with inconsistent numbers.
Rex Theatre to host event on Aug 27 and 28
The Rex Theatre announces a two day engagement on Monday and Tuesday August 27 and 28. The program features a dynamic lineup with entertainment suitable for a broad audience at the downtown venue. Tickets go on sale this week with seating limited for the runs.
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REX Theatre
Remarkable surgery saves leg after car strike in Old City
Surgeons at Old City performed a remarkable operation on July 28 following injuries from being struck by a car. Four year old John Best, son of Mr and Mrs Homer Best, suffered a nearly severed leg with the tendon damaged, but doctors amputated to prevent further harm and preserve life.
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Old City
John Best
Homer Best
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
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46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
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Pittabrg
Gerry
Claas
Tale Royal
Michigan
America
C. B. Wood
U.S. Army Medical School
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Ceaults
WL. Gordon
Warren
Willian Morrison
New Scandia
A. Guildred
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Barnes Fine
Camilla Horn
Louis Wolheim
Camila Horn
Louis Welheim
Red Days
Imperial
Russia
Frank
Cuapin & Sons
North Center
Davison Funeral Home
TNA
Free Ambulance
Howe
Eigeret Ip
Qur Two
BIG Ben
del Monte
Sanitary 101
Center St
Market Center of
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Hamburg
S. Center ST
Grand Union Stores
Grand Union Groceries and Meats
N. Center ST
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