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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1929
Page
5
A terse item notes Prince Nicki moving toward the outskirts in a dissipation from life. The report emphasizes a solitary departure and distant horizons, with little additional context or dates provided.
A long OCR fragment lists many car makers, oil companies, and related firms in a dense roll of names. It includes Chrysler, General Motors, Continental Motors, Hupmobile, Packard, Willys, Overland, White, and others, plus oil brands such as Pure Oil, Sinclair, Shell, Gulf, and Union. Also shows rail lines and utilities references, with scattered percentages and old company codes.
Local brief listing residents and visitors in Foxburg and surrounding areas. George Dine returned to Foxburg for work after a weekend at his home. C F Biles and V I Stewart came back from New York City. Miss Gertrude Field returned from Tinestown to join her mother. Earl Brown spent a day on business in Union City. Mr and Mrs S O Meal and children Betty and Tracy visited Falconer, N Y and returned home. Mrs and Mrs George Dine hosted Sunray visitors. Rassity Jones left for Meadville on district storekeeper duties with the Pennsylvania Electric Company, accompanied by Jack Rogers. Dorothy McMahon and Mary White returned to Oil City after visiting the Burkhart family. Miss Margrette Sheahan’s death prompted travel of her relatives from Ellamore. Tom Fitch spent a week at Union City, returning to work. W M O'Connes returned from Fife. P Le Young attended Jamestown basketball games. Anna Sanders went to Cleveland for a business visit. Mrs J M Hodges and Miss Julienne visited Warren. Albert Plack left for Cleveland. James Darling returned to work in Terre after a weekend visit. F S Austin travels to Brat to spend a week on business. Clara Pettingill visited Oil City and returned home.
Miss de die and her parent Harmon of Youngstown visit Erie. Aletwyn Nust heads to Tore City for several days. Mrs Slattery ill after surgery. Flue aftermath blamed for health issues. Photographer Frank P. Schauble hospitalized with burns from a Masonic display powder blast. Eric Kimmel and John Huegel injured when motorcycle struck by a freight train at 15th Street and East avenue.
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