Mayors wily agenda at Seaton's Natal Day
In keeping with Seaton's Natal Day events Ralph Rexford, first name Gus, brother C. of Panama N.Y., stood at the home of Panama contacts.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1930
Page
2
In keeping with Seaton's Natal Day events Ralph Rexford, first name Gus, brother C. of Panama N.Y., stood at the home of Panama contacts.
Fragment from a local notice reports C. L. Rexford confined at home by illness for months and now improving. Members of his family and friends express happiness at his recovery and return.
A Jamestown grand jury will hear the slaying case of Joseph Solte of Dunkirk and additional charges against several suspects. Prosecutor Glenn W. Woodin will present the Dunkirk case, with other indictable matters including jailbreaking plots, perjury, and robbery reported by local officials. The panel is expected to issue its report this afternoon.
A boy was severely injured when he fell against a wall and driveway near Smoketown. He suffered a head wound and skull fracture, transported to James Town General Hospital. Witnesses described the accident as a collision with a sharp corner portion of a shale pipe. The injury prognosis was grim as of the report.
In Oil City Max Strub Eyre won a technical knockout over Ben Nabors in the second round. In New Castle Weiss Shiladelphia defeated Fudd Dempary in a 1% round bout. In Wheeling Sammy Harris scored a tactical knockout over Culain Jick Fier. Paul Oger beat Tine McGraw, and Johnson of Akron defeated MulKey Hart in New Kensington.
In a rugged Arena bout night Strub won and a slate of Muscular pugilists advanced to Tamestown. Rent AY, 1Rddey, and Smockon posted wins in semifinals and earlier rounds. Avi Ande com of Taumestown fell to John Healert. Hazlett weighed 187. Moxie Strobe won by tech knockout over Benny Nabors in the concurrent session.
In St Petersburg the scene centers on Babe Ruth who has yet to sign with the Yankees. Plans swirl about travel to Miami to rejoin training under Manager Bob Shawkey as 25 players begin workouts. The holdout hangs over camp as teams prepare for the season opener.
Announcement of Ris enham's Cleve len basketball team visiting Franklin to play Company 1 12th Infantry. Tickets in advance for the Wednesday game on March 5 priced 1 dollar for adults 75 cents for students and 50 cents for children under 12. Tickets available at Grand Billiard Parlors Brankiyar and Picter's pool rooms.
Neighbors recall a party at the Brown home with late guests turned away as roads remained nearly impassable. The scene shifts to local travel woes, a funeral at Harrison home, and community notices as residents discuss road conditions, social visits, and church meeting plans amid wintry travel.
An advertisement extols Lucky Strike cigarettes as the finest tobacco, featuring the slogan its toasted. The copy asserts heat purifies by toasting to remove impurities and improve flavor, calling it the cream of the crop.
A damaged OCR passage notes a jury deliberation scene with unclear names and times. It references a fire incident and potential handicaps but lacks concrete details, making it hard to identify parties, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary text discusses owners, hiring, and possible indictments with scattered phrases about business and practice issues. Readable facts are minimal, with no clear entities or events to confirm.
Fragmentary note suggests a report from a city and a related action but lacks readable details. Named entities are minimal. no clear dates, names, or places are preserved in the legible portion.
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