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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1929
Page
3
Readable fragments describe a local matter involving a person named Ridomign rahanitah seeking some action or decision from authorities. The text mentions a calendar period and a possible request tied to a person or event, but specifics are unclear.
A partial OCR line notes a dated event with unclear details. Names and places are unreadable, leaving only a general record of a trio of actions and a vague time reference. The fragment lacks enough context for a precise headline or summary.
Publication notice for West South Street Corry Pennsylvania shows A D Colegrove and Arthur Golemrave as publisher and representative. It lists Fred Kimball Inc as national advertising representative in New York Chicago Pittsburgh offices and notes mail and carrier rates.
A列orld-weary tone surveys Germany's postwar gains in technology and culture, citing Zeppelin, Bremen, and a new cruiser as signs of revival and Nobel laureate achievement. It contrasts with toy soldier displays stirring wartime memories, prompting questions on children’s war games and peace. It also questions Western media bias on Mexican elections amid violence framing.
Twenty years ago in the Journal Files December 7 1909 it is stated Cole Bros shows will make their permanent winter quarters in Corry The Library theatre attraction at night was Joe Hortl in Weitz the Wandering Mustera Union City meets the Company Alive at the State Armory tomorrow night Paul Phelps leaves for Poughkeepsie to study at Bastian School State Fish Commissioner Meehna of Harrisburg visited Corry then to Clarion to confer with local authorities W R Rhodes elected commander of Corry Tent 4 K of T for the coming year Ralph Fitch who had been visiting his grandmother Mrs Crow returned to Bradford yesterday
A fragmented page on English usage poses questions about punctuation pronunciation and spelling. It includes misprints and garbled text but also references about discourse pronunciation and common word forms, plus a stray political remark.
A reader submits a set of scattered inquiries about topics from biology and botany to biblical lore and colonial maps. The fragmented prompts mention fresh worms for commercial farming, a reaping device, feather foot coverings, wise men, map symbols, and colonial country references, with partial answers or notes.
Funeral services for James Webb were held at the home of his niece Mrs Fran's Nash on Franklin Street. New BA Houle pastor of the Baptist Church officiated as a large gathering of relatives attended. Mrs Bruce Thomas, Mrs Mae Howard sang, with Mrs Lloyd Thomas at the piano. After rites in town, the body was taken to Spartansburg for burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Bearers were James and Thomas O'Brien, James Bennett and Geraldi Keysar.
Phillips Fones Corporation prepares to begin operations at a new Kane plant with machinery installation underway. Officials expect completion details within a fortnight as more equipment arrives, though a 75 foot smokestack is delayed by stormy weather.
Warren County reports indicate deer meat delivered to homes and the hospital in Youngsville and Shoftield. Nelson notes about 120 deer killed since the season opened on Monday, with fat healthy carcases and several notable heads. He adds snow aids hunters by reducing accidents though illegal kills and albino deer are mentioned amidst ongoing hunting activity.
In Dunkirk on Friday two strangers allegedly passed several worthless checks on local merchants. At Stowe Lumber the driver found a vacant house when delivering a coal order signed by EB A Anderson. Other frauds included a $92.40 check at Hartware Co and similar devices at Welnzart Hardware, Schloes Clothing, and a shoe store, with plans to mislead clerks into delivering goods. All checks drawn on a local bank.
Funeral services for Mrs Florence Tillotson read the Christian Seiente service at the Sundial in memory of Mrs Helen Jamgoi yes le May Sfiermbon. The home of the deceased's daughter Mrs Frank G. Whiteley hosted the services with attendance from relatives out of town. Interment followed at Wrightsville Cemetery beside flowers and prayers. Relatives from out of the city included Mrs M A Stowell Mrs A Slilet Cochranton Pa Mrs Burrett Marsh Pittsburgh E Roy Johnson Bradford Pa Mr and Mrs Bil Boardman and family Fred Site and Frank Stowell Wrightsville.
Kane engineer Charles Kenny died suddenly at the new Phillips Jones plant on South Side after a brief illness. A. P. Anderson of Fraley Street, another notable local businessman, also passed away earlier that night. Mrs Katherine Page, longtime resident of Dak Street, died Friday morning following a heart attack at work. The trio's deaths occurred within a short span as the plant's electrical installation neared completion.
A ten month old child of Mr and Mrs Basil Steunes of East Branch was found dead in its bed at the family home Friday morning. The child had appeared in good health the prior evening and the cause of death is not learned in this report.
A Bank of America survey shows bonded indebtedness in the United States at 9.27 per person, with total debt of 91,802,120 and highway bonds driving 99.9 percent of the rise. The report notes 30 percent of debt tied to highways and 65 percent of recent increases from seven Southern states.
Pilot George Breve flew from Kesmerdel airport at 4 PM on Friday after his plane with a damaged propeller veered during landing. The craft was nearly repaired overnight and Breve headed toward Williamsport, concluding a search for Alp Mail Pilot Thomas P. Netsin.
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