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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1937
Page
7
The readable text notes a rain affected event with a veteran group and a cup context. It mentions teams or groups in a competition and a final outcome, but the legible details are incomplete and unclear from the garbled OCR. No definite names, dates, or scores can be confirmed.
The article outlines a special three day antlerless deer season from November 25 to 27 with a $2 per permit. It lists county quotas, notes permits for adjacent counties, and explains major restrictions under the commission president Major Nicholas Biddle. It emphasizes protecting future deer supply and aiding farmers in orchards by removing the primary cause of crop damage.
Announcement records the marriage of Ducile I to Robert $. Lees of North lage Sat. A sale follows at East Irving Street Corry on Saturday August 28 at 12 30 o clock listing household goods incl shelves chairs tables sewing machine kitchenware and various items. Estate of Mrs A A MéTntion John Hammond clerk.
Erie County plans to keep the current mill tax rate in 193%. Officials expect hospital plans to ease county spending, with Helen Sehniratf and others noting state aid and ongoing debates over the Tuberedjusis hospital commission. If the county sticks to its budget, emergency needs and county services will be maintained without raising the tax rate.
The Democrats of County 10 announce a picnic on August 28 near Erie featuring U S Senator Lew as host. A social hall with entertainment and missions to spotlight party leaders is planned, with activities for children and charity drives.
A fragmented report details Chinese airplanes attacking Shanghai, with references to foreign and Japanese actions. The piece mentions Japanese forces advancing toward Peiping and Mongolia, highlighting military movements and tensions in the region amid ongoing conflict. It also notes a survey at a university about travel for teachers and summer programs.
A historical report notes a fatal shooting of a U S clerk by a Black janitor. The fragmentary account references authorities, the suspect's race, and the national response, with limited readable details and no final legal outcome.
A fragmentary item notes the first number drawn in the United States World War I draft was 258. It mentions livestock terms, auctions, and various names and places in a garbled OCR style, with unclear connections among them. The readable fact is the draft number 258 as the opening draw.
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