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The readable text fragment mentions a planned bonfire and a virtual year, with unclear references to awards and people. No coherent event, date, or names are preserved to form a clear summary.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1928
Page
7
The readable text fragment mentions a planned bonfire and a virtual year, with unclear references to awards and people. No coherent event, date, or names are preserved to form a clear summary.
Nic Gidders of Old City faced grand jury after a stabbing incident and prison escape. He was arraigned before Alderman John M. Mohr in Erie on charges including assault with intent to commit murder and escape from prison. Bond set for liquor offense at 8500. bond on assault and breaking charges to be decided by Judge Parker.
The New York Supreme Court reversed Tower Court to grant final possession of Stony Lonesome, part of Lord Cobham's English estate, to S A Wakkun. The ruling ends a nearly fifty year dispute. Blanch Lawson, Cobham heir, opposed pension on the estate, while W S Clark supported the Salvation Army.
Briggs of 24 Jefferson Street reports sighting two deer at about 5 80 Monday morning along the Warren Tamestown highway north of Farm Colony. The larger buck weighed around 180 pounds and stood about four hundred feet from the road as the pair moved toward Conewango Valley Country Club.
Dr Crump surveys Saturn as a solar system wanderer and the ringed planet’s features. He notes its great distance from the Sun, slow orbital motion, the visible ring system with Cassini division, inner Crepe ring, and multiple moons including Titan and Phoebe. The article describes Saturn’s color, density, and size comparisons to Earth.
Spring Creek Grange announces its regular meeting will be moved to the night of June 23 due to a cloudburst. The upcoming program includes an Insurance lecture, a dialogue by the younger members, and recitations.
Warren July report states a friend deposited one thousand dollars cash bail for Helge Bloomquist after he pleaded guilty to liquor law violation in January 1826. Warren National Bank sues Bloomquist through Bordwell and Eldred in estate matter of Elmer L. Sword. Scene notes Borent rooms and boarder ads at 240 West Congress Street.
Tranquility frames a visitor memory of a gym bol atmosphere shaping the overall mood. The piece reflects on quiet spaces within active environments and how calm impressions linger after scenes of movement. It notes the balance between energy and rest in public areas.
United Press reports mining activity returning in Colorado as J A FH Durocher Stone of New York City buys four Cripple Creek mines the Conradill Leland Miczet and Bonanza King group. Stone aims to form Colorado Mining Trust Inc with about 19 million dollars capital. A death notice from Mrs Tyrnest Longsnore and family expresses thanks for funeral flowers and sympathy for Mrs Della King.
D Leigh Colvin national chairman of the Prohibition party announces no cooperation with the Anti Saloon League for the coming dry campaign. He accuses the League of discrediting itself with shady deals and says the two groups would not join forces. He hints the party may nominate a prominent Democrat for president and mentions Gibbs McAdbo, Robert L Owens, and Dayidl G Roper as possible names.
The New York Business and Professional Women's group will hold a dinner meeting on Monday evening July 9 at The Meadows Findley Lasko 6320 o'clock. Members planning to attend should call Mrs Ruth Whitaker at 5418 R to reserve by Saturday. The price per plate is 5 and a menu is promised. A committee led by Mrs Ruth Whitaker includes Miss Melyi Miller Sarah MacInnes and Clara Pettingill.
Relatives attended an impressive funeral for Robert D Daye at the Home 249 Milrionsiest. Rev A L Roll of the Baptist church led services at 11 oclock, then the body was taken to the church in Bast Branch Pay for further rites at 12. A profusion of towers framed the casket of the Ruoyil Corry resident. Interment followed at East Branch cemetery.
Little Rock Ark July 3 Senator Alor Joseph Robinson Democratic vice presidential nominee is busy with congratulatory messages and a large stack of papers. Tomorrow he attends American Legion post events and plans to travel to Hot Springs for rest before formal nominating activities and a vigorous campaign.
A misread report says a speed boat was fired on during a pursuit east of a point on Lake Erie. A female operator and her husband claimed to be pleasure craft owners from Lawrenceville. Coast Guard crews apologized and resumed cruising after the incident near CG-2944 coordinates.
Government officials probe a deadly explosion at a dental laboratory near Brucetali Pennsylvania that killed eight year old Jay Riggs a chemist and injured two others. Robert Mesticuy was injured and Bolly and others were taken to a marine hospital after the blast.
Former Democratic aspirant for governor in Pennsylvania, McSparran, announced he will oppose Smith as a delegate to the Houston National Convention. He asserted Smith’s campaign is weak and said he will resign his bid for Congress in this district if Smith wins.
Lorkpark Ontario Power Company lineman, 32, was badly burned when a 2400 volt line energized and caused severe injuries to his left arm and right leg. He was hospitalized after the incident at An Hauioxtnweay Facility Hospital where doctors reported his condition as serious.
Post office hours change for the holiday. windows open 8 to 10 in the morning and 7 to 5 in the evening. General delivery and P.O. boxes will be adjusted. mail will be distributed to boxes and a special delivery window will operate. Carriers will run routes on this special schedule as staffing allows.
On July 4 in Philadelphia two boats collided near the Delaware riverfront. A ferry and a lighter collided causing about 1,900 passengers to be thrown to the floor as the Delaware struck the lighter on its starboard. Two people were injured.
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