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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1939
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment references a company and monetary terms, with unclear identifiers like Noyem 1S 309-00 and Us. NITY. MPANY, PA iter St. The legible text offers no definite events, names, dates, or locations to summarize into a full news item.
A fragment notes a claimed eye fitting update and a cited load of icy material. The brief omits dates or places, but references a person or shop evaluating eye gear and an associated ice load concern in the current period.
Finnish envoys in the U S including minister and legation secretary Hista Solanko are pictured in Washington studying a map of Finland after hostilities with Soviet Russia. Procope requested a White House meeting to discuss the foreign situation.
Jeane Barker of Lotwaville selected as queen for the 1840 Kentuckian feature section at the University of Kentucky Lexington. Barker has earned multiple honors including May queen and president of her social sorority, reflecting strong campus leadership.
A Beadford area coroner ruled no inquest is needed after 12 year old Louise Luniz of Mt Jewett was struck and killed Thursday near her West Main Street home by a car driven by Francis Willman. Charges await against Earle man for license plate issues. Funeral services set for Mt Nebo Cemetery with Mt Nebo Church ministers presiding.
In a letter to editors, a writer argues three city groups residents workers and transients must be weighed before installing parking meters. The author contends business leaders best reflect public needs and warns against actions harming the city’s financial and moral life.
United Press reports a young couple Heilman 19 and Arnold Myers 20 were found dead in a rustic tourist cabin at Zihly's Grove camp. Carbon monoxide poisoning from an open gas stove is suspected. The couple, sweethearts since childhood, rented the one room cabin Wednesday night.
In Kendallville Indiana Robert Shanover spent a decade collecting cans. He stored them in an empty room where about 45,000 cans accumulated. He sold the cans to a fish tal dealer, citing ten years of effort.
J Henry Sanford died at his daughter Mrs. Ross L Putnam’s home on Marion Street after a prolonged illness. Born December 15 1857 near Franklin, he worked in Titusville and moved to Garny twelve years ago with Mrs Putnam and husband. Survived by son Charles of Royal Oak Michigan, four grandchildren, sister May Pairchid of Titusville, brother Lee Sanford of Sugar Creek. Funeral Tuesday after 2 pm.
Two Irish drivers suffered minor injuries when one vehicle reportedly fell asleep at the wheel and collided with two semi trucks and trailers in front of a water body described as a sea or lake. The chaotic text references the Sea of Galilee and a burial cemetery, with unclear surrounding details and names.
Fragments indicate an Erie area hunter was found dead in wooded terrain after an outdoor expedition. Authorities noted questionable circumstances. deputy coroner and local officials investigated the scene, with early speculation of a heart attack. Further details remained unclear as the investigation continued.
Fragmentary report describes priests and a death related to a five year old male child. It mentions a place and names that appear garbled. The coherence and key facts are not fully discernible from the readable text.
A list of candidates and supporters appears amid a chaotic page. Names such as Miss Mabel Schreckengost from Spartansburg and Miss Ethel Neat from Columbus RD 4 are named along with addresses and vote-related notes. The piece discusses campaign activity, reader reactions, and plans for extra votes to be issued Friday morning.
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