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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1933
Page
6
A Corry area column reports mixed items from weather and health to court actions. Rev L J Baker speaks at St Pauls Lutheran and Dr Davis addresses Rotary. Tom Mix legal motions, a Delaware street family reports chickenpox quarantines, and weekly weather and rail loadings are summarized alongside minstrel show bookings and local events.
Pranislin February trial reports 31 year old Carrie George calm in court as formal charge of murder is read for stabbing Clarence Red Cherry during a brawl at W O Peebles home near the Toonerville road. Six others were detained. motive centered on Cherry asking George to escort him home.
The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM at Hull Mortuary in Youngsville for Donald Pratt the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Pratt of Youngsville who died after being struck by a car driven by Lorn K Gibson of North Warren Coroner FE Lowrey District Attorney LeRoy Eddy and Patrolman L B Linder led a continued probe this afternoon interviewing witnesses including two companions Joseh Looper and Herbert Wickam The driver said he shouted for Pratt to stop but the warning was unheeded Pratt reportedly had ear trouble that may have left him deaf and unable to hear the warning Note this is a paraphrase of the provided text preserving named individuals places and actions.
Oris I Lee a Stillwater resident and former Cory native died Wednesday. He lived in Cory for many years, was a Cory High School graduate, and brother in law of Henry Wilson. Burial will take place in Stillwater beside his late wife Kittie Lee.
In Williamsport on February 4 authorities traced a man named William L. Bagon who claimed a pot of gold. A hotel bellboy reported seeing a bag full of gold around his room, containing $275 in gold pieces. Police found a strong box with $3,000 in paper money and a revolver. Investigators sought Bagon’s identity and claim to the gas and currency. Decisions were made to ship a Ford to New York and relocate Bagon accordingly.
Mrs Gifford Pinchot wife of the Pennsylvania governor spoke to the Woman's Club at Hotel Cony about a recent dinner at the executive mansion described as a low mood event. The scene included Mrs Roosevelt, the president elects wife, and other figures in a brief informal tale.
Large crowd attends a lecture by Mrs Gifford Pinchot describing a South Seas cruise with Governor Pinchot and son. Filmed scenes include albatross pelican turtles and reef rescues while personal anecdotes cover water conservation ship life and a near grounding. An elegant dinner followed at the Hotel Corry honoring Mrs Pinchot with local and visiting guests.
Police investigate a near shooting at the Kane Kand Dawson Haines street intersection shortly before 11 oclock Friday. Three men described as foreigners argued, one drew a pistol, but no shots were fired. state police arrived and the escaped suspect remains at large.
County authorities reviewed a year of juvenile issues in a report by Probation Officer Harold C. Dundon. He noted 25 runaway boys were returned to parents, 72 delinquent youths were paroled or placed, and 11 neglected youths mostly went to institutions.
Immense development of the two canal basins at the foot of Slide Street in Erie is proposed by the Pennsylvania state park and Harbor Commission. The project envisions a pleasure and commercial boat harbor, a central building for fresh water fish storage, and servicing facilities for watercraft. Funding may come from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as a self liquidating venture, with state officials and Senator Joseph Ziesenheim and Assemblyman W D Kinney discussing Appropriations for the peninsula state park.
Fragmentary text references a river park area with fishing and streams, mentioning large acreage and border features, but the fragmentary OCR lacks clear events or people. It reads like descriptive notes about a park and waterways, with scattered place names and measurements.
A dense analysis of opening leads in contract bridge, detailing strategies for declarers and defenders. It covers when to lead top honors, how to manage sequences, and the benefits of choosing leads that reveal information while protecting partner. It discusses Ace and King leads, sequences, and the impact of holding singleton cards on opening prospects.
A disjointed OCR passage outlines a card play analysis with many garbled terms. It mentions openings, leads, declarer aims, and a sequence where the dummy and defender interact, noting a misplay that affected trick outcomes and potential strategic implications for the contract and side suits.
Miss Kinde known as The¢ of Mr Thar appears in a brief notice or item noting a personal or property matter. The fragment hints at a social or local interest item with names and a possible monetary reference. Further context is not provided.
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