Fragments obscure in a late league report
An OCR fragment from a basketball article mentions five players and a test casual. It references a league, city, and college context with broken names and numbers, but core details remain unreadable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1928
Page
3
An OCR fragment from a basketball article mentions five players and a test casual. It references a league, city, and college context with broken names and numbers, but core details remain unreadable.
A fragmentary item lists a club related note with partial names and a four a notation. Details are unreadable but suggest a membership or event reference. No clear date place or organization is fully legible.
An old column mixes education reform notions with light social notes. It cites Oberlin College professor Wolfenden proposing rewarding scholastic achievement with a prize like a roadster to spur study, alongside musings on athletics, fashion, and cultural contrasts. The piece weaves in remarks on Beta Kappa, football, and a humorous “paper chase” inspired by restrictions. It also includes clipped quotes from British writer Louis Golding comparing Bedouin and American women and a whimsical account of a “paper chase” near rail lines.
The Salvation Army begins an eight intensive revival across its eastern territory lasting ten weeks with the slogan Am exta for God. Officers will lead efforts at twelve corps citadels, reporting awakening among soldiers and high hopes for an uplifting influence on Corry. Special services are set for Saturday Sunday and Monday evenings inviting all.
Rodney Dutcher notes Washington life quirks including Mr Mellon’s hurried crossings and breakfast hat rumor. Stories touch post office staff changes, theater appearances, and diplomatic immunity hazards for drivers in the capital.
Napoleon Bankparis Twelve Republican Luke Spain Holland England
A compact study aid listing questions on grammar and pronunciation. It covers sentence critique, correct pronunciation of rhythm, identifying misspelled words, and completing missing letters in synonyms. The item reflects a quiz format with prompts and answers from a prior edition.
Erie January 14 District Attorney Site Herbst addressed North East Business Men's Association at the Virginia hotel annual banquet in North East outlining a policy of simple evenhanded justice. He vowed to prosecute without fear or favor and avoid tricks to secure convictions. Sheriff Tom Sterrett spoke on Who In the Courthouse. Mrs H A Farmer discussed credits and N W Couse North East merchant added a closing talk.
Jamesown Jan 14 Local police seek Almeda Maynard 16 and Delia Nichols 14 of Sheffield Pa who fled homes last night. Maynard wore a red slicker blue hat slippers rubbers and glasses. Nichols wore a brown coat fur collar red wrap and arctics. Riders reported they boarded a Jamestown bound car at Warren at 9 pm but were not on the car when it reached the city and no trace found.
The dancing party held last evening in St Edward's hall attracted about seventy five couples. Hosted by the local Knights of Columbus, dancing ran from 8 to 12 with Larson's orchestra providing music and a fine program for entertainment. Proceeds will be used for the benefit of the organization.
A historical word problem asks to compute the value of 36 pounds of silver given copper at 21 cents per pound and silver at 2 pence per ounce. Using a mixed unit algebra approach the solution begins by multiplying 48 and 6 then multiplying by 44 and finally dividing by a predictor value to reach the final amount.
Bishop Marie Gannon of Erie will deliver the sermon at Sunday afternoon services January 19 in the Church of the Fathers of the Blessed Sacrament New York City. He speaks at the church at the invitation of Pastor Very Rev. J A Pauze following his appearance last year after Cardinal Hayes and auxiliary Bishop Dunn. The sermon theme is The Blessed Sacrament.
Washington January 14 postal rate reduction appears probable as Chairman Griest of the House post office committee introduced a bill with administration approval. The measure seeks general cuts across nearly all postal rate classes, totaling over 10 million dollars annually, primarily aiding newspapers and magazines. EL Titus is visiting Cambridge Springs with his sister Bertha Titus and relatives.
Jamestown reports the death of Captain Frank A. Johnson who led the police force for 27 years and served Company E for 37 years. He died at his home on Falconer Street at 6 10 last evening, after a long illness including rheumatism and a recent nasal operation.
Erie Jan 14 Sheriff Thomas G Sterrett said he would appeal the salary board decision denying raises he sought for his staff. He stated his solicitor Edward Royer will file papers early next week and proceed to court, insisting no county court would refuse the increases.
The Rt Reverend John Marie Gannon presided at the funeral for Rev Joseph N Zabrzycki in Rt Adrian's Church DeLancey Pa. Born in Lithuania August 16 1870 he studied at Mariampol and St Bonaventure's seminary before being ordained in 1895 by Rt Rev Tobias Mullen. He served as pastor of DeLancey for 38 years until his death Tuesday.
Lady Franklin Kenexan Looge will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. The session follows a birthday and anniversary program honoring Thomas Wildey. Refreshments will be served after the program by the committee in charge. All Rebekahs and Odd Fellows are invited.
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