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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1923
Page
2
Keystone center reports Gurley Williams retires from the Independent squad after years as backbone of offense. He scored over fifty goals in a season and once reached a high of toy in a game, leaving fans and teammates to mourn the loss of a top talent.
Fragmented OCR text mentions markings, a clumsy plan, and an appeal to Fur ante with names like Cecil Humphres and Haniel Carl & Son. Content is garbled but suggests a local incident or notice about equipment or vehicles and a meeting reference.
Heated discussion surrounds Benton's possible return to the National League. Giants andSt Paul club officials weigh legal and competitive implications as Hank Herzog and Meyer attend today’s meeting. Public interest grows over potential action, and whether Benton’s case could force league sanctions or admission changes.
New York February 1 International League magnates adopted new steps to oppose major league draft time. Owners voted unanimously to refuse any players from the majors except for three agents. A policy of refusing to pend players was approved.
Local resident Mrs A M Carnie of 531 Liberty St Cubemmiia says days of sharp pains, fatigue, and disordered kidneys kept her from moving easily. After using Doan's Kidney Pills four boxes bought at Downey Drug, her symptoms improved and she regained mobility.
Fragmentary report from New Wilmington Pennsylvania mentions basketball play and missing players. Several garbled entries reference field goals and free throws, with stray names and numbers. overall the piece is unreadable and incomplete.
scrambled OCR text presents an unreliable report about Raymonds in a doubleheader with fragmented phrases. key names and places are unclear, but involves a Valley area, a railway line, and a game or event postponed or disrupted amid vague references to participants and dates.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Atuariet church will gather Friday at 280 Main Street. Mrs. Shaver and other committee members will present a program with special music and a social afterwards.
The burial notice recalls the passing of Mrs Cura Ross Brown, aged 87, widow of George Brown. Her death follows long illness, with many local family and church members attending services at the local cemetery and noting her long residence and community involvement.
The readable portion describes a night scene with mentions of several names and places and references a public health or epidemic context. It notes individuals such as Mrs Eloy Woertal and George and hints at a thaw and a title related to Dewitteville. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or dates.
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