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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1930
Page
5
The readable text debates the Land of Goshen location between the Brook of Egypt and the Nile. It mentions Hebrews using a rim to designate a region and references the Wadi of Arish as a boundary. The fragment reads as speculative geography with uncertain certainty.
Lawrence H. Rupp of Allentown Pa was elected grand exalted ruler at the 66th annual convention in Atlantic City The gathering announced other officers including Martin J Cunningham Danbury Lisnard St Bilis Hot Springs Jos eph Z Parvar Frayo Whah J Higar Masters Charler d Lloyd Maxwell Marshalltown L W McReady Miami Plas John P Holliday Washington Ind and James S Richardson Cincinnati The next convention city will be named today Seattle Wash is expected Ms Henry Perkins returned home in Gambridge Springs this morning after a visit with Mrs H C Rusk and family
Local residents and visitors are listed in a stream of social items. Names include Mrs. Margaret Keefe of Buffalo and Miss Nelle Ryan of Warren attending funeral services for Mrs Olive Mandeville. Others travel to Lakewood New York Youngstown Roanoke and Baltimore with family visits and guest stays in Jamestown Corry Ripley Bradford Cambridge Springs and Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Porter and daughter Jane Marie of Sun Prairie Wisconsin arrived for a reunion at the Fourth Ward home of Mrs. Porter's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Bi Porter on South Center street. A daughter Mrs. George Sulfinger recently arrived from California and another son Lee G. Porter reached Corry. The gathering brings pleasure to City Clerk and Mrs. Porter as plans continue through the week.
Telegraphic request from Senator Nye head of the Senate campaign investigating committee for copies of all expense accounts filed for the Pennsylvania primary was received at the state election board. George D. Thorn head of the bureau offered photostatic copies and would forward them to Washington. Nye appeared here weeks ago and arranged to obtain photostatic copies.
United Press reports from Los Angeles that Harold Lloyd entered federal court with his lawyers to argue for dismissal from a $1,000,000 plagiarism suit filed by Mrs. H. C. Witwer, widow of the humorist. Lloyd denies copying Witwer's story for The Preshman, citing generational plots and earlier works by Frank Merriwell as evidence.
Evidence cited by Belice suggests a Capone gang bastion known as a forty chamber may have existed in a Ci cero tight club basement. Charred posts and the disappearances of several gangsters prompt reports that rivals of Scarface Al Capone could have used fire as an weapon. Official Navy head Fenjamin Stoddert, appointed in 1708, is noted in connection with early U.S. naval history.
Readable fragments describe a fatal shooting at a public safety incident near Warren. Officers Det. Scilias, Kubeye and Shagev detained two Black men, Mason and Frame Watling, with Mason described as a key eyewitness. The report notes gunfire, a confrontation after a game, and a bystander description.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous stocks and firms, including Continental Motors, General Motors, Hupmobile, Willys, Atlantic Refining, National Supply, Pure OW, Prairie Pipe Line, Continental, Erie, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Penn Central, St Paul, Bethlehem Steel, American Locomotive, and Northern Pacific. It appears as a market close ledger with price-like figures and sector mentions, lacking coherent narrative.
A garbled stream of 20th century industry terms lists many firms and products. Mentions include Ayivwefann Amenitan Woolen, PREM Golimbin Gas and Electric, Commonwealth and Southern resources, West Airbrake, Curtis Wright, Mo Kans Pipe Line, Lone Star Gas, and New York Carb Supply. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Fragmentary notes describe a stain or growth on a substance with references to chemical treatment and drying. The readable content mentions a person named Mary Junie millski and a vague process to address the growth, but specifics are missing and the overall meaning is uncertain.
Ruth Alexander piloting a small monoplane near San Diego California established a new women's altitude record at 0,000 feet, surpassing her own previous mark by 5,000 feet and recording a temperature of 20 degrees below zero during the flight.
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