Open 10 in the 8 Ovens MM Hava
Open 10 in the 8 Ovens MM Hava row details an event listing with minimal readable facts. The fragment indicates a local sports or meeting item tied to Hava and an 8 Ovens venue, but specifics are unclear.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1917
Page
5
Open 10 in the 8 Ovens MM Hava row details an event listing with minimal readable facts. The fragment indicates a local sports or meeting item tied to Hava and an 8 Ovens venue, but specifics are unclear.
A dense jumble of names places and notices appears from the city and vicinity. The fragment references residents such as Mrs Gish and O L Bracken and mentions sales at Ladies Furnishing Store and a Morning Post link to Warren. Also notes a church fund and a funeral farewell.
The page reports a Quora store closed for July 4 with orders to be placed early, mentions Ream York and Lindalayn cleaners, and lists scattered notes about local millinery sales, a regular meeting at W K C, a missing person/landmarks item, and a Carney case. It references National Biscuit Company and local corporate pledges, plus a disrupted text about a body found and prior ties to Towatt and Haalewundt.
An amateur baseball initiative is planned in Aluid and Surow Company circles with Frank Ame as president, Sydney Stewart manager, Lyn Melileoy secretary, and A Mountain captain. The program seeks town support, new uniforms, and weekly practices aiming for a Saturday game next week.
The city notes a final period of examination for Signal Corps service. Applicants in minor towns are invited to join and seek mentor guidance. Harry Young and others express intent to join the Signal Corps, with a focus on service in the Pike area.
Private Michael Kredlieh, long in charge of the army recruiting station, is sent to Leavenworth to serve a term for Chartton. Youngstown native Atlon W. Gill, a former member, is jailed for refusing to register, while the draft board moves to confirm loyalty amid redrafting.
Fragmented market notes list prices and items with varied names and figures. Entries mention futures, stocks, and commodities with unclear contexts, including dollar amounts and quantities tied to several entities. The legibility is poor and key details are obscured across the scan.
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