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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1939
Page
7
Readable fragments suggest a local notice or brief about an event or action. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the piece preserves a formal tone and civic context typical of public notices. Further readable details are needed for precise parsing.
Pirates move a train to Ben's Sus for a pitch by Evane. The event centers on a baseball context with teams and players involved in a game setup or exhibition. Officials or organizers are not clearly identified in the readable fragments.
The Ti-Hi-Y met on Friday February with members answering roll call by naming favorites. The Homeronomics class met midweek as last time’s reports were given and the session shortened by cold. An agriculture field trip visited a plant in Clymer Wednesday morning. Chapel and vocal exercises honored George Washington’s birthday. Juniors and Seniors took a class test titled In the Spotlight During 1958. Absentees included Helen Ponilel Aleene Upperman Esther Christensen Helen Casper and Tene Lewis.
Policeman Alan West points to a cross marked spot beside a grim No 4 on a street display. The city uses numbered crosses to illustrate a safety sermon for drivers and pedestrians after another fatality in 1939.
Judge Charles G. Hubbard signs a permanent injunction voiding liquor sales and occupancy of the Kane House for one year. Frank Nicollazzo is ordered to pay costs. The action follows the shooting of Patrolman Neal Fulmer by Vincent Cappello and public petitions from Kane residents.
Corporal Charles Serok of the Pennsylvania motor police said Monday there will be no extension for 1938 operators licenses. No word from Harrisburg on an extension. Many applicants have not received applications due to changes and some license cards have not yet been issued.
A fragmented note traces coffee reaching Europe later than expected with mentions of England and Bragi. The text is incomplete but hints at a delayed spread of the beverage from early routes to wider adoption by 18th century.
Sparta PA February 28 Miss Ann Bell daughter of J C Bell won medals at Erie indoor rink earning second honors in PA Association events in Pittsburgh. Fair directors met to fix dates September 11 12 13 as tentative. Local community chorus plans weekly rehearsal while many notes on births funerals and local events fill the town page.
Mrs Permitta Smith aged 92 of Butler Pennsylvania died Sunday morning after a several months illness at the home of her daughter Mrs Myrtle Bates. She leaves two daughters Mrs J F Canfield Sherman Nebraska and Mrs Brown, one son John Smith Orla Vista California and nine grandchildren three great grandchildren. A general will be held Thursday at 4 pm at the home of Mrs Myrtle Buten Rev Herbert Schuckers will conduct with interment in Excelsior Cemetery Cutters Corner Warren County.
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