Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions Names and Cuts
A partial OCR line names Wil Aylor and Corge Tour Lain with Mary and two others. the text mentions cuts but lacks context or a clear event or outcome.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1939
Page
7
A partial OCR line names Wil Aylor and Corge Tour Lain with Mary and two others. the text mentions cuts but lacks context or a clear event or outcome.
Warren Manis is named head of the Lewis M. Clark Camp United Spanish War Veterans as Charles B Roblin is elected president of the Northwestern council. Five officers are installed for the coming year and a special service is planned at the Baptist church with local leaders and lawmakers attending.
Local society items note meetings for Miss Ma bel Sehreckengosts guests and church activities. later a bank report for the National Bank of Corry covers assets and liabilities as of June 9 1919 with official signatures and notary attestations.
A twelve year old boy confessed to police that he stole WPA and SERB checks from mailboxes over the past year and forged them. He was caught after taking Chester Pettit's WPA check from an apartment mailbox on 8th street. Pettie died Saturday morning from a heart attack.
An ambulance carrying Dorothy Roultz and Mrs. Boulti escaped injury when it collided with a Ford coach driven by Clyde Dinwiddle on the Ridgway Johnsonburg road near St Marys Johnsonburg. The Wilmont Shick vehicle was driven by Lawrence Parks en route to Elf County General Hospital Ridgway.
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