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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1929
Page
5
A paragraph reports cautious trading on the New York Exchange amid February's weak sums. Investors await signals as sentiment shifts and prices reflect recent failures, with broader markets showing tentative activity and smaller gains in some shares.
Fragmented report notes Booth victory in a first skirmish amid political turmoil. Mention of Justice of the Peace and injunctions linked to city council proceedings. Details are garbled but indicate court action and a hearing related to illness and public measures.
The buyers report tearing down old partitions at the Hotel Grandin to create a modern storefront. A new front wall will showcase merchandise at the relocated site. Readers are invited to follow the remodeling progress.
A Texas newspaper headline writer claims to solve the question of life after death with a bold, self crafted claim. The quirky piece attributes the idea to a local author or editor and riffs on eternal questions.
Fragmentary text describes floor care and patterns with references to Amateong or Coxsfolewid and Wale pittable for your foot. Words are garbled but imply a home decor or flooring advertisement promoting glossy, crackless floors and furniture protection.
Horton J. Davis motorred to Brie dinaméruing Ghd and spent the day with acquaintances. Mrs. A L Putnam left for Hydetown Pa to visit sister Mrs. George Nurse. Mrs. Strawbridge departed for Sterling Run Pa to visit brother J G Mason. Mr and Mrs John Mays and family moved to Timestows New York due to illness of Mrs May's mother. Sam Randall of Warren visited the city en route to Oil City. Wallace Turner went to Veludo Ohio for work. Several local residents left for Erie to attend a society event with members of the Telephone Company. Church and community events brought together many: Mrs L WyKot, Mrs Mary Willett and others attended services. several families prepared for trips to Titusville and New World City. Adherents and guests planned travel to California via S S President for Canal trips, with stops in Havens, Spta, and later Los Angeles.
An unusual program presented by History Circle members in the library yesterday afternoon featured a reading on Lighthouses of Colonial Times by Mrs. Dora Kincaid paraent? and a review of authors Bjornstjerne and Mark Twain with striking data. Dr Will Wilcox delivered a well-prepared paper Dear Melinley Read by Mrs Wilcox due to Mrs Houghton absence. The Kellogg Briand Pact ratification question was discussed in a pleasant session led by Mrs Crowell.
Mrs Julia Shipman died at her Femara Corsors home Monday after a week long illness. She was 83 years nine months and 26 days old. Survivors include a daughter in law Nettie Nichols two grandchildren, and a nephew William Armitage among five sisters. The service and burial were held at the oldlock home and Tail-Branch cemetery due to family illness.
Two condemned lovers in New Orleans await imminent execution for a murder linked to Dr Thomas Drehe. Lawyers seek a further stay as officials report one confessed couple collapsing under the pressure of potential death within hours.
At closing, listed companies include Copper producers Anaconda and Chile Copper, major automakers Chrysler General Motors Continental Motors Studebaker Willys Overland Packard, and tire and chemical firms Shell Union SOG Skelly Sinclair. Rail and steel names appear with New York Central, Southern Pacific, U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, and Republic Steel. Utilities like Columbia Gas and Westinghouse also feature among notable movers.
Fragmentary text notes confusion over nursery plans and unclear statements about nature, London paper origins, and unspecified figures. The readable bits suggest a local puzzle or misprint with references to waste, work, and possibly a typographical or editorial error.
A planned Tinchaon dinner and luncheon will be served in the Parish Hall on Monday February 4 with a cafeteria style meal at 6:00 PM. The Mainud Center corner will host transport for those unable to attend, coordinated by the committee to support the benefit event.
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