Train Station Scene in Brooklyn Remains Vague
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a train station in Brooklyn with unclear details about actions or people involved. Readable words include train and Brooklyn while rest is damaged and inconclusive.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1938
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a train station in Brooklyn with unclear details about actions or people involved. Readable words include train and Brooklyn while rest is damaged and inconclusive.
The text notes brimstone matches made from pine wood dipped in sulphur and sparked by a Sherk drop on steel. It also references Jeremiah inscriptions from Lachish, Palestine, showing wartime correspondence and the writing style of the prophet Jeremiah.
Gene Hesbrouck returned from Chautauqua Lakke to attend to family matters. Carl Dean of Albany visits his mother Mrs Emma Dean on West Washington street. Walter Auer Jr from Washington DC returns for a two week vacation with his parents on East Smith street. Several women and men from Columbus Erie Pittsburgh Union City Griffin Ga Buffalo N Y Newport News and other places are noted as visiting or traveling to or from the city. Various acquaintances and relatives are mentioned with planned weekends and trips to Cleveland Warren Atlantic City Erie McKeesport Findley Lake State College and Detroit.
Shirley McMacklin, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Getrys McMacklin of Depot Street Ridgway, was severely bitten on the right leg yesterday by a dog owned by H H Olson of Allenhurst Avenue. She was taken to Bike County General Hospital where three stitches were required then she returned home to rest.
Roosevelt signals support for an Ohio senator as massive rural electrification projects unfold. The plan envisions 40 000 meters and 26 000 transformers, creating extensive wiring jobs, lumber and material transport, and new markets for appliances as service comes online.
Mrs Andrew Hansen and daughter of 262 Franklin street were sent home from Corry hospital after several days as patients. Floyd Barrett of Bradford, 4, held in connection with an attempted theft of a woman's purse containing 70 dollars. Mrs F P Lyons of Bradford reports Barrett attempted to steal her purse from a bedroom dressing table. Mrs B J Johnson, 64, of Cambridge Springs, suffered a five inch scalp gash and multiple bruises in an auto accident near Oil City. Oil City fire officials investigate grass fires in a section of the town and promise prosecution of guilty parties. The Amici Sewing Circle to sponsor a penny supper Tuesday evening at Mrs Hugh Mosher's home on Hast Irving Street in Mem ber and friends invited. Born to Mr and Mrs Maurice Lillie of 149 Mott Street a daughter born this morning at the Corry hospital. Mrs Lillie formerly Miss Twinley Yettenbut.
Word has been received of the death of William Spencer 51, a former Corry resident who died Thursday at Home Hospital Erie. He lived on Euclid Street for years before moving to Erie with his wife and three sons. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Chester A Schuabing Funeral Home 550 West 6th Street Erie with interment in Lakeside Cemetery Jamestown.
The winged creatures guarding Assyrian temple entrances were not bulls but divine beings. The human head signified humanity, the bull body signified strength, and in the local language the word bull meant hero or strong one.
Combine ground beef and ground pork with tomato soup flour salt and pepper to form meat balls about 1 inch in diameter. Brown in fat then layer in a Dutch oven with mushrooms onions celery and potatoes. Bake 51 to 60 minutes in a moderate oven.
United Press reports a quiet session with a late uptrend after heavy profit taking. Stocks show mixed results with gains in some leaders while overall volume dips from yesterday’s 2,770,000 shares.
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