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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1939
Page
7
Ambiguous OCR text describes a city event and a game schedule with broken names. It mentions a pace, a coach, and a school team. No coherent details or clear individuals beyond scattered fragments.
The fragmentary text states a person named Ian fin with a vague reference to Lor and some over rules. No clear event date place or organization is readable to form a proper news item.
A compact recap of Columbus School News Week with notes on Tri-HicY weekly meeting and plans for a roller skating party. Wednesday assembly, mid term exam announcements, and speeches by the agricultural class and president are mentioned along with student visits, clothing remarks, and holiday decor removal.
In Allegheny County three men received prison terms from Judge William I Hick. Walter Rafferty of Manchester New Hampshire was given an indefinite term at Huntingdon reformatory for auto larceny. Homer Waile, a Black man, received six to twelve months for larceny from a person. Hortis Hinn pleaded guilty to larceny and Torgergam received one and a half to five years in the western penitentiary, with parole status adding three and a half years.
A tale cites Sybarite from Sybaris in South Italy famed for luxury and self indulgence. Sereca the Sybarite complains he cannot rest at night, explaining that a roseleaf doubled under something kept him awake and restless.
United Press reports Harrisburg January legislative move to allow establishment of common trust funds by corporate fiduciaries. Proposal outlines investments limited to legal securities, with mortgages up to 40 percent of fund value and estates cap of 254 dollars per fund. Committee notes safeguards against self dealing and requires consent for sole fiduciary cases.
Philadelphia dispatch reports Tony Galento is under agreement with Lew Taylor for his next bout amid Millie Jacobs’ claim of a Madison Square Garden booking on February 24. Jacobs announced Galento would fight there.
Warning about bladder irritation from excess acidity and wastes in kidneys. Irritation can cause getting up at night, frequent or scanty urination, burning or back pain. Take Bylarate, 25c, from any druggist. Kelater's Drug Store local listing.
Harrisburg reports that in Pennsylvania's September primaries Democrats will hold the top ballot spot, as laws favor the president's party. Minor and Prohibition era parties failed to secure required votes to remain on ballots, with several parties needing nominating petitions after the primaries for November placement.
Jan 10 Kane county notes royal itinerary by train for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth of England. After their June 8 Niagara visit they proceed toward Washington to meet President Roosevelt. Route travels through McKean and surrounding counties to Port Allegany and beyond, then across Pennsylvania to Harrisburg.
The royal couple will reach Quebec on the battleship Repulse on May 16 and travel by train across Canada to Victoria and Vancouver. They return via the north route to Niagara Falls, visit Washington, go to New York, then sail from Halifax for Quebec on June 1.
Corry band plans a public concert for February 22 at the Golden Rule Club venue. The club will sponsor the event with a committee including W F Lombard F A Wilces and Fred York to assist in preparations and push for a successful show.
The Corry Senor High senior club reorganizes after a meeting led by B C Reneuw district secretary. Cla Cayley is named president with Rilery Stawe as vice president and Paul Weber as secretary treasurer. The executive board plans a strong year and a planned sweepstakes party is set.
Wealthy gambler Edward Fowler is found dead in the Royal Palms suite as private detective Miles Standish Rice questions Bruce Farraday and his family about alibis and a forged check tied to Fowler. Toliver Farraday and Eve Farraday figure in the inquiry while a backroom poker crowd and a Bridg Club heat up the case.
A brief local note reports Daw Josie and Allo proposing upscale office suites in a new development. Details are sparse but indicate plans for elevated spaces and modern amenities in a prime urban location.
A historical note explains combining nitrogen with other elements and minerals to create a fertilizer. It mentions silica and magnesium, describes processing in a glassy state, and notes the practice as a way to improve soil fertility. It calls the resulting product a low-cost fertilizer suitable for fields.
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