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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1938
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR reads like a cryptic list of items including alien fronts, Chi spines, and pinks with scattered names such as Brollo Freens and anien cole ens. The text lacks clear action or context to form a coherent news item.
A damaged OCR text fragment mentions a person named Znlox and a suit related dispute. The readable portion alludes to an amount of money and a possible representation. No clear dates or locations are discernible. The item appears as a short legal or civil notice fragment with limited identifiable details.
The Tri State mining district centered on Joplin covers about 10 by 40 miles across Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri. It yields more than a quarter of global zinc and 10 to 20 percent of world lead. Also notes study on twin birth likelihood linked to hair color and a reference to the Glorious Age of Chinese poetry during the Tang dynasty.
Names such as H G Kempke of Buffalo Jett Mrs Prank Sperry Dora Finuon of Jamestown and others are listed as visiting or returning from Erie Jamestown Cleveland and Youngstown. Several business trips and church brotherhood meetings are noted with dates and travel for residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Shea Doris Looniy and Autumn Leonard among others.
Bridget Pitts died at Corry hospital after a brief stay since Monday. She came to America as a child, lived in Meadville a time, then Corry for 34 years. Surviving are a sister Miss Mount, a brother Patrick J. Mofit of Meadville, a grandson Arthur Pitts, a granddaughter Mrs Joe Tefickey, five great grandchildren, and nieces and nephews including Maryugista of Shanghai. Funeral will be Friday at St Thomas Church with burial in St Bridget's Cemetery, Meadville.
A flock of sixteen whistling swans landed on Lake Erie near Huron on a February morning, with two Canadian geese accompanying them as signs of an unusually warm spell and early spring.
Reading citizens dedicated a mountain road to Friedrich List editor economist and statesman. List, German born August 6 1789, lived in Reading six years and influenced economics and public policy. He emigrated in 1825 after political exile and edited a weekly in Reading until 1832.
Elmore C Green, hotel manager and Clymer New York native, died Tuesday in Buffalo after a heart attack. A former presiding officer of the New York State Hotel Men's Association, he lived in Mayville previously and spent his boyhood in Sherman. He attended Sherman High School and Bryant and Stratton Business College. A 32nd degree Mason, he belonged to Buffalos Consistory Commandery and Shrine, and was honored by France for hotel management work. Survived by a son, James Peacock Green, who runs a hotel business in Bermuda. Funeral at Forest Lawn Chapel in Buffalo Thursday at 4 PM.
United States gloom spreads to Britain and France with rising unemployment. Rumors swirl Roosevelt may issue a breathing spell proclamation, while Florida stock trading slows and the new short selling rule comes into effect. Wall Street eyes steel wage trends and fluctuating shares as a broad market mood shifts.
Julie counts her shopping bills after buying gifts and outfits. Paul Hitchcock’s pursuit deepens as Julie imagines a future with him, balancing debts, social rise, and a dream of a luxurious life together.
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