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A damaged OCR fragment mentions a veil, drapery, waist, soft fabric, and wash belt with unclear context. It lacks concrete names, places, dates, or identifiable events to pin down.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1937
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a veil, drapery, waist, soft fabric, and wash belt with unclear context. It lacks concrete names, places, dates, or identifiable events to pin down.
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions a person or group and a location with unclear context. No coherent event or entities to confirm a full news summary.
Frank Carmicke of Buffalo visits the city for several days. Mrs Dorothy Howland of Union City returns from Warren Ohio after holiday visits. Mrs W A Heath and family also return from Warren, while Miss Kathryn Auer Miss Gladys Cook and Miss Helen Cunningham head home after visits. Germ of leprosy noted in a bioscience insert. Mrs Ray Beagle visits Union City for the weekend at the Larson home. Miss Sulla Urbanek of Pittsburgh visits her father Peter Urbanek and friends. G C Berger returns to Danville after holiday time with son-in-law C F Hoffmaster and family. Hoffmaster attends a Harrisburg education convention. sons Dick and Fred visit Denville relatives. Miss Angeline Baressi Helen Gumbleton Florence Bachemer return from Asion City. Mrs P C Field of Jamestown spends week with daughter Miss Gertrude Field on West South Street.
A long list of residents and relatives from Warren and nearby towns spent Christmas in the city and returned to work or home yesterday. Residents include Jeannette Colegrove of Philadelphia who visited at her home, Misses Marguerite Zarbo Ruth Kinley Mary Reasler Hazel Morrell and many others.
Comp. Fran Walbowski of the U S Army, home from Fort Nisgera on furlough, was treated at Carry theapital Saturday for injuries from a coasting accident near the city. He suffered a deep chin laceration but left the hospital after treatment. Attendants had no details on the exact time or place of the incident.
Harrisburg Pec 27 Pennsylvania ranks sixth among states in average days attended per pupil. Dr Lester Ade says minimum terms are 180 days, yet the average attendance is about 154 days. United States Office of Education data show many states under 160 days while the continental US average is 173 days. Analysts note underused facilities cost the nation roughly twenty million dollars annually.
A fragmented report notes Arabs encountered lemons in the Kyuthaluls of the Dinas layan mountains near Omar Khayyumi. The text suggests lemons could be used as a tonic, marking an early discovery of culinary or medicinal lemon use by Arab peoples.
Corry police assist in a daylight night robbery investigation at Kinney Shoe Go in Oil City. Three bandits robbed the store of about 351 dollars, forced clerks and customers to the basement, and fled as officers and state troopers mounted a search. The Cross brothers were later identified among the suspects.
Funeral services for Franke Northrop, who died at his Sugar Grove home Friday, were conducted yesterday afternoon at 2:20 from the Sig Grove Methodist church with burial in Busti cemetery. Northrop was a salesman for Powell Meter Co. and former employees cited include C. Wales, Fran Graft, Willard Clark, Mette Dexa, John Cilla An W Gibson.
Announcement of the marriage of Misa Alice Jackman younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Wi H Jackman of Corry and Carty and Harry Pewinkle son of Mrs Helene Winkle Becker, formerly of French Creek, took place at Ripley on December 18.
United Press market gossip notes from New York on December 27 discuss year end tax selling, liquidity, and possible early January strength. Analysts warn continued cash selling before close Wednesday and hedge-heavy year end positions. The piece mentions Bernard F. Smith and Thomson McKinnon & Co, noting Smith's Wall Street history as both bear and bull. Official Christmas retail estimates remain uncertain with a potential small decline versus 1936, according to a spokesman for a National organization.
United Press reports a broad stock retreat in New York with leading issues under selling pressure. Bonds and government securities moved irregularly as several industrials and utilities showed varying responses. commodity futures edged higher including corn and cotton amid a generally dull session.
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