Local sports league game report incomplete
Fragmentary OCR shows fragmented team names and schedule terms. Readers cannot extract a coherent event, outcome, or participants from the garbled lines.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1927
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows fragmented team names and schedule terms. Readers cannot extract a coherent event, outcome, or participants from the garbled lines.
A 12 year old boy was shot by two companions and left in the woods between Willard Street and Biathula point extension to Mouse thedJutter Street in Jamestown. Rex Henry is the victim son of Mt and Meg Len Henry residing at 47 Hu ins Street. He was attended by police and medics at Pohow Meal quiirlers and Maypitale, condition serious but not life threatening. two boys aged around 14 and 15 fled after the shooting, one carrying a wheel gun. The weapon discharged striking the boy near the spinal column and lungs but did not hit vital organs. Both boys were taken for questioning and later released.
A large barn at a rural property on Avenue in Was fealro eal ful Tey can Priddis was destroyed by fire. Neighbors assisted the occupants as flames spread through the wood structure, with firefighters and witnesses noting extensive damage to the site.
A fragment describes tablets and drugs sold at drug stores in Ames and nearby towns. It mentions McCoys Tablets of One Dollar and Allty's Caliver Ohl Tablets. The text appears as ad copy with unclear names and pricing.
A weather forecast column predicts severe storms across several counties. The brief notes expected impacts, with emphasis on potential floods and disruptions, citing local officials and unnamed observers.
A new Erie station launches as officials cite planned services and ongoing developmental strains. Local leaders including managers and a regional authority guide the opening while noting expected expansion and scheduling challenges.
Local notes report a price increase affecting Owl Men audiences and associated stalls. Observers in Corning Wisconsin note stronger demand and positive sentiment despite unclear specifics about the boost.
Forty eight men were arrested in a raid on a cock fight at the old Dawning farm near Dawning and Awiha. Pro prietor Moors charged as owner and released on bail. Police report weekly fights drew large crowds and additional charges for disorderly conduct were filed against others.
OLEAN district attorney Edward Kernegar announced no murder evidence in the death of E. E. Hewseare after a three week investigation by Deputy Sheriff Elmer W. Miller. Hewseare burned to death Thursday morning in a fire that destroyed William Allex’s cottage along the Allegheny River east of Wayside Inn. Floodwaters surrounded the cottage, preventing firefighters from reaching the blaze.
Memorial services for Elk members were held Sunday afternoon with a roll call noting vacant chairs and memories of departed brothers. The gathering included a tribute by Philip Gillet and other speakers, honoring the lives and contributions of the deceased while urging continued fellowship and remembrance.
A partial obituary records a former Columbus Township teacher identified as Mrs. Shiny and Mr. Bowie among nine to twelve years of service at Pairview Building. The items note community recognition, a memorial March or November context, and a sold property listing linked to a public notice.
The page outlines advertising rules for the Journal including edit rights, insertion timing, and charges. It lists categories like Announcements Personal notices and Automotive, with service offerings and handyman ads. A legal notice details estate proceedings for Flom the lute of Erie County, appointing executor Thaddeous N. Van I Fassel and inviting probate claims.
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