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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1932
Page
8
The text reads as a fragment where Buxknrd and another person return and sit to eat. The scene introduces characters Cond and Paycatrd with brief gestures and reactions. The passage includes unclear dialogue and scrambled phrases, offering little coherent events or outcomes.
Alan and Joyce MacMillan drift through a tangled web of jealousy and suspicion in Conistonshire. Alan contemplates a potential post transfer to protect his partner Larry while Joyce’s loyalties seem divided by a rival’s influence. The tension peaks as Joyce’s actions threaten a fragile future together and a dangerous encounter at Port Budurat.
The passage traces an intimate, tense moment between two characters as they discuss danger, imprisonment, and plans to move downriver. One character urges restraint while the other contemplates leaving to pursue safety, with hints of past letters, trust, and unspoken affection shaping their choices.
A large gathering of Woman's Christian Temperance Union members met at Mrs. C. B. Perkins home on Branklin street. Plans were made to organize a Young People's Branch with Nellie Meckley of Erie due to visit Corry Saturday to help organize. Readings and rectations were given by members, with notices of a Prohibition contest in Youngsville noting Mrs. Johnson won a silver medal.
The Junior Woman's Club will hold a card party Monday evening at the club house instead of Tuesday. Reservations can be made with Misses Frances Dean and Mary Hazel. The event promises an entertaining social hour with card awards and refreshments. Play starts at 8 o'clock and the public is invited.
Funeral services were held in Los Angeles on January 14 for Leon H. Whaley who died January 7 from cerebral hemorrhage. An Odd Fellows member for years, he was buried in the O. F. cemetery. Born September 5 1870 in Hast Branch Pennsylvania, he was the son of Charles A and the late Mrs. Whaley. He leaves five brothers and two sisters including Guy Charles Hugh Rolla Don Whaley Millie Damon and Clara Locey.
Corry boys Charles Burkhardt and Fred Wimer, in training at the Great Lakes Naval Station, describe boot camp. They detail hammocks, packing, 97 physical exams, inoculations, meals for 450, and daily drills, with visits planned home in a few weeks and hopes of completing training by March.
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