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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1938
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR line shows partial figures and codes such as tot 16 and 48 with stray characters. No clear event, names, or locations readable to identify a full news item.
In a terse, unreadable note a man named Ted relates a cause involving a fall that injured his knee, with vague reference to colleagues or a group near Olewine. The fragment omits clear details, names, dates, or locations.
Willis J. Pratt named superintendent of Erie County schools. He advocates practical subjects, expanded activities, and experiences to shape student personality. Enrollment trends show high schools up 1,423 in ten years while elementary rises are flat. county lists 17 high schools and citizenship trends note 1938 saw 400 plus naturalizations, with Polish leading.
Three people injured in a Warren county crash on the Warren Jamestown road near Venturetown. Maxine McMillan 23 of Youngsville lost her right foot and suffered multiple injuries. Willim Nugent 23 Warren punctured lung and head injuries in critical condition. Paul Sanden 36 Russell Jacera Hone injured on face and head with fair condition. Police say car left the highway and hit a culvert, car nearly demolished. Vehicle owned by Myer Berenfield of Pittsburgh. Nugent believed employed by him.
Frank Wray of Chicago commends San-Cura Ointment for cuts burns bruises piles eczema and skin irritations after long business experience in Apollo Pennsylvania. The antiseptic ointment sells for 35 cents at druggists with Medicated San-Gura Soap at 25 cents to aid bath treatment.
The week ending July 9 shows a net rise of 1,376 cases in state direct relief rolls. Total cases statewide reached 195,011 with 646,972 persons assisted. increases stem from private employment gains and limited WPA activity, while openings and closures reflect job losses, transfers, and unemployment compensation.
Frank J Holthouse dies at age 78 after a morning illness four miles west of Sugar Grove. He leaves a widow Mrs Reta Helt shouse, children Henry Carlson of Jamestown and others, two stepsons, two sisters, a brother, fourteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Prayer services are set for Wednesday afternoon at 1 15 and funeral at Alban Reformed Church Clymer with interment in Holland Cemetery.
The oldest known copy of Omar Khayyam's Rubaiyat is housed in the Bodleian Library at Oxford and dates to Shiraz, A H 865, which corresponds to A D 1460.
Paris dispatch reports Samuel Insull will be buried in England after delays awaiting police permit for burial in London. Authorities will decide on possible autopsy. Insull died Saturday from a heart attack in a Paris subway.
United Press dispatch from Chicago notes aims to place the American farmer at the top of the summer edition agenda. Dr Glenn Frank, head of the committee, says agricultural business is central to unity in the United States and its current troubles must be addressed as fundamental concerns.
A fire on Sunday morning destroyed a tabernacle at the intersection of Twelfth Street and adjacent property, with $12,000 in damage and $8,000 in insurance. Firemen used three streams to hold back flames. the building itself was fully destroyed and plans discussed for rebuilding at a Hawu‑tens field meeting later.
Ned Holden, an ethnologist and secret service man, travels with Virginia Griffin and family in Siam. They meet the Laotian guide T Pan, chosen as interpreter for a Laos expedition to recover the Emerald Buddha before a winter festival. Suspense and cross cultural tension unfold as plans form for the journey.
Auction notice from Union City at Monivane's barn on Thursday July 2nd. sale details are garbled but indicate a livestock auction. Also a garden of thanks message extends gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy and assistance during the funeral of Mrs Susin Butcher.
Otl City July 18 A Wy and Mrs John Adams of the Wesley district celebrated their first wedding anniversary at their Amity church home with family and a reception. Mr Adams 58 and Mrs Adams 52 are in fair health and active at home. They married July 18, 1877 in Barkeyville by Rev Byrn and are parents of seven children.
The Maine and Queens authorities prepare for a centenary event marking the Aroostook War. The artifact and border history are highlighted, with references to a bloodless conflict and a large historical basin area. No full details due to broken text. event aims to honor regional history and border significance.
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