Papered grocery note hints at cluttered storage
A fragmented OCR entry mentions a grocery area with roomier storage and unclear details. It suggests a brief note about space, maybe a renovation or reorganizing effort, but specifics are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented OCR entry mentions a grocery area with roomier storage and unclear details. It suggests a brief note about space, maybe a renovation or reorganizing effort, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR lines mention various words and letters such as that Tate and bats and room and vel and cor att with scattered pagenumber-like tokens. Content is unreadable and noncohesive.
Incomplete text fragment describes a street or garage related event with dates and names unclear. The readable parts reference a library and an event in August with a potential location in South something. Details are fragmented and uncertain due to degraded OCR.
United Press reports wheel tracks found on Bear Island possibly tying to a Latamund plane involved in Amundsen rescue. Roald Amundsen began a northern flight from Tromsoe to locate the dirigible Italia crew. meanwhile Copenhagen and Moscow dispatch ongoing search efforts and warnings amid Obregon’s assassination threat and imminent government crackdown.
A special car carrying General Superintendent D. Davis of the Pennsylvania Railroad passed through the area in the early afternoon en route to Buffalo. The car joined the westbound express No. 8915 on the Renovo division and then attached to the northbound passenger train on the Allegheny division.
A fragment lists WOR and WEAF network programs including operas and a military band. Items show broadcast times such as 9:80 PM and 2 PM with titles like Yeoman of the Guard and Phe Buccaneers. The text is partial and OCR-like with inconsistencies.
The Pennsylvania National Guard unit Company A prepares to entrain Friday evening for Mount Gretna for a summer encampment. Forty soldiers drilled at the State Armory last night as the last drill before entrainment. Specs range practice and automatic site maneuvers were demonstrated for the camp, with officers optimistic about a creditable showing. The special train carrying the company is expected to depart between 8 and 8:20.
Oil City Derrick reports a statewide push to enforce through highway stopping rules. At Polk Road and Pittyborsh highway intersection officials cited seven residents. Alderman Dan McCready triaged cases with fines totaling ten dollars or more.
Several Corry residents were named for juror duty in the September term of county criminal court. Grand jurors report the first Monday in September and include Dan Lusey of Corry, William Smalley of Union, Mrs Jessie Sawmons of Wattsburg, Jov Bolnaki of Wattsburg, and Whe traverse jurors Mrs Milde Barnes, Arthur Frazier, Mrs Miny Whittlesey of Corry, Frank Howley of Wattsburg, and Liley Sherman of Union City.
Benjamin Kulpstas twenty one Bucknell University football star was fatally injured after a fall from a roller coaster in a park near Wilkes Barre Pa. He was hurled forty feet and suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries. He was in hospital in Wilkes Barre.
Readers Abt and Davenport of Indianapolis had a crash near the city when attempting takeoff on Saturday. Repairs by the Standard Automete Products Company aeronautical department aim to restore the plane by Thursday afternoon at Corry Country Club, weather permitting.
Coroner Huey of Erie probed the death of William Burrows 18 after a switch engine pushed a string of cars crushing him between two cars in the Mrse Railroad yards Union City. Burrows a railway section worker died at Union City hospital about three hours after the accident. He stood between cars unaware of the locomotive nearby and lost his right arm. Parents reside in Meadville and funeral plans were pending this afternoon.
New York honors Mexican pilot Captain Espirio Carranza slain in New Jersey. His body will travel to Mexico City aboard a gun draped caisson, with a Broadway procession, aerial flyover, taps, and rifle volleys. Sebastian Carranza, father, joins the train at the bridge in Laredo. Funeral services set for Campbell’s on Upper Broadway. Police mobilization guards the route.
Belgium affirmed approval of the American draft for a renunciation of war treaty. The State Department said Kellogg expects Britain to invite interested governments to sign in Paris. The Belgian note asked for date and place. Kellogg might sign or defer due to other duties.
Warsaw police raid on the jewelry exchange seized gems valued at nearly $1 million believed smuggled. Several dealers reportedly tried to hide stones by swallowing them or throwing them from windows during the raid.
Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska farm leaders met Herbert Hoover aboard the special train en route to Palo Alto to press for specific farm relief measures in his August 11 acceptance speech. Governors Hammill and McMullen joined for breakfast, with support from McNary-Haugenites, as talks touched on relief plans and farm policy amid other farm belt concerns.
Arthur Martin twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Nulo J Martin of Union City was injured when struck by a automobile driven by Blas Mildred Cupples Sunday evening. He escaped with a slight concussion and was able to leave Union City Hospital to return home last evening.
United Press report from New York outlines a broad campaign plan by the Democratic leadership to contest Senate seats across states this fall. Key figures include Millard Tydings, Harry Hawes, Key Pittman, Gerry, and John Raskob coordinating with Guy A. Smith in Albany and a Washington office to back presidential efforts.
New York reports a possible meeting between former Governor Lowden of Timais and Governor Alfred E. Smith. P Moffatt, Lowden manager in New York, hints a startling announcement may come from Lowden. He cites farm problem concerns and notes Lowden may confer with Smith to address issues.
John Wy Gates a noted Uniontown sportsman was killed by a gunshot in his home. initial verdict suggested suicide but coroner Ay Blatz ruled self infliction unlikely after further inquiry. Investigations by Olive residents in Cleveland clarified details of the incident and kin.
County authorities opened an inquiry into the collapse of the Caw Hollow bridge which occurred yesterday under the load of a twenty ton steam shovel and a truck. One truck setter died in the incident.
The gunman shot Obregon at close range during a lunch at La Bombilla cafe in San Angel. The assassin shouted his motive about Christ and kingship, while government forces moved to quell unrest by deploying troops and ordering closures of theaters and public venues. High police officials were replaced as President Calles acts to stifle revolutionary momentum.
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