Unclear fragmentary note from 1918 school scene
Fragmentary OCR text references a school, a doctor, a nurse, and a distant boreal scene. Names and places are unreadable, yielding no clear events or outcomes to summarize.
24 Feb 1919
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references a school, a doctor, a nurse, and a distant boreal scene. Names and places are unreadable, yielding no clear events or outcomes to summarize.
A fragmented list shows varied prices and symbols such as 10e 60e and 28c with decimals and letters. Entries include weights like 25 lb and amounts like $2.99 and $1.50, suggesting a historical catalog or ledger snippet with mixed units and shorthand.
City commission to hold open bids this evening for a motor fire truck and related equipment to replace aging units. Bids target a fully equipped unit with hose and essential apparatus, with commission to review proposals and authorize purchase following evaluation of bids and funding constraints.
Attorney Robert J. Osborne disputed a patient’s care at a city hospital for months. He sought remedies under state law and alleged harm tied to the hospital staff and treatment.
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Jas Normile former president of Sorry dies Sunday morning in Bridgeport Bt. Girki hospital after brief illness with influenza. Age 49, survived by brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements and arrivals of relatives noted, with details on home and travel plans.
A presidential party arrives in Boston with President Wil Huguisd among officials and dignitaries at Commonwealth pier. The arrival features security detail, cheering crowds, and a short visit planned for the city with remarks from the president and a ceremonial welcome on the pier.
A Sunday gathering of Methodist leaders in the city drew about 1040 attendees from churches including Miain City and Centenary movement affiliates. The assembly endorsed pledges toward religious reform and discussed work assignments for key committees within the OM.
The former Wola man Blok site at 102 Work Main is fully remodeled with new wallpaper, mantels, and fixtures moved from the avenue. Owner Lynn Knepp plans to expand the business, keep the Pratavonua shop, and add more paint and home goods while hiring more workers.
Police in Philadelphia report the arrest of ten men linked to a plot involving Cubans and Mexicans tied to a broader conspiracy. Authorities say the operation was coordinated with a New York-based group and targets tied to a national scheme.
A major blaze swept the Mulwal Basin area near Irvinburg destroying a home and threatening a local plant. No injuries were reported as of press time, with Rev A H Brock guiding responders and residents urging rebuilding and civic improvement.
United Press reports fourteen conspirators, including individuals named in a New York sweep, were arrested for a plan to assassinate the president. Authorities say the group discussed timing and methods and were under police surveillance as the investigation proceeded.
Paris reports premier Georges Clemenceau, shot last Wednesday, is out of danger and improving though resting fitfully. He is expected to resume conference duties tomorrow as observers note a small boy waving a flag and shouting down with Clemenceau, prompting security intervention.
Private J. Young, 23, of Erie, was cited for extraordinary heroism on October 6, 1918, near Homignac France. Despite wounds, he led four comrades to a shell hole under heavy fire and dressed their wounds, earning high praise from the officer in command.
Corry lost to Meadville 10 to 16 in a Keystone basketball game. The Meadowville outcome favored the home team with strong offense and notable saves by players. A return match is expected around May 21 per local notes.
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