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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1941
Page
6
Incomplete OCR shows a meeting at Cory Hospital area and references charges filed by two men, including Jassex Buell of William Street, who was locked up. The text is severely garbled but indicates a local criminal or detainer event with at least one named individual facing charges and detention.
Merle Sikes of Bradford was sentenced by Judge Charles G Hubbard to 10 to 20 years on four burglary counts and 2.5 to 5 years on three larceny counts for crimes in McKean County including thefts from the Fred Diver store Red Rock and other properties. He pleaded guilty while on parole. Four Bradford residents also pleaded guilty to gambling device charges and were fined $100 each.
Coroner Edward Lowrey announces re election bid and Will Clark named in judge contest. Judge Arird near end of 20 year term but not seeking re election. Office remodels planned in Chief John D. Flanigan’s department. Retail food costs rose about half a percent between December 14 and January 14, with meat and staples up while eggs, bitter, and oranges softened prices. City balance near 1991,000 on January 1, receipts 3,265.09, expenditures 4,855. Corry Investors in General Motors stock receive 9 78 cent maiden on the common, up from prior quarters. Nomination committee for 1941 to report at next Money evening. Draft questionnaires mailed to numerous registrants in Union city district. Pennsylvania Railroad assures summer repairs to crossing at Pennsylvania avenue Eis ig. Relief patrolmen paid 440 per day. two drivers paid same. Additional notes cite enforcement and a contract for a carriage with Steadman.
The text explains how exemptions and credits apply when marital status changes within a tax year. It details pro rata personal exemptions for married couples, joint and separate returns, and head of family considerations, with examples using 1940 figures and prorating credit for a child reaching 18.
An old advertisement urges relief from sore feet with San-Cur Medicated Soap followed by San-Cura Ointment. The copy promises soothing cooling healing effects and waking ready for joy tomorrow, urging readers to buy at local druggists and noting brand names.
Feb 4 Sparta lists honor roll by grade with many students named including Janice Brown, Alta Erhari, Mary Kolaja, Elizabeth Wilson, Edwin Beethovan and Eleanor Rose. Senior class to stage a play titled Private Gold as Spartansburg community events feature basketball games and local society notes.
Four young men departed Warren by bus for induction into the U S armed forces for a year of training. A fifth joined in Pittsburgh and a sixth, Ralph Loomis of Sugar Grove, remained at home. The group includes Leroy Himes of Tiona Clarence Gutknecht of 1991 Pennsylvania Ave E Warne Benidis Jr of Warren and Gilbert Cardulls of Grand Valley with local boards 1 and 2. Robert Frew was en route to Pittsburgh to join the group.
Fragmentary OCR lists refer to works or authors such as Old Puss and Tavention alongside Oliver Wendell, indicating a literary catalog or note from a 19th to early 20th century publication. The line hints at titles or references rather than a cohesive article.
Buffalo market reports hogs steady to 10 cents higher with trucked and butcher weights quoted. Calves and cattle activity steady to strong, cows and bulls active. sheep and lambs slower with weak midweek closes. Pittsburgh produce demand slow with assorted fruit and potato prices given. Senate confirms two Pennsylvania appointees including Richard Maize as secretary of homes, and Thomas McCarty as alderman. New York stock listings show mixed midday advances across many blue chips and industrials.
A fragmentary note describes five follow tokens or lights linked to a teetering event in a locale abbreviated as AL. Readable words point to a themed sequence or signal set, but details remain unclear and no specific actions or names are confirmed.
No coherent readable content available to form a summary card.
The provided text fragment is garbled and yields no readable events, names, dates, or places to anchor a coherent news item. No identifiable people or organizations can be determined for a valid two-line record.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a planned event or meet with unclear names and dates. It references a date around the sixth and a tally of ten, with various distorted place names and phrases. The readable bits suggest preparation or scheduling for a gathering or competition with multiple participants.
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