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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1931
Page
7
The readable text is limited and lacks clear events or entities. It does not present a complete news item, action, or identifiable persons to summarize into a titled report.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a call to asylum and a sequence of broken words. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to form a factual news card.
Classified pages outline ad categories from announcements to real estate, with policies on accuracy and edits. The snippet shows an Erie County newspaper section listing advertising types, rates, and notices, including a political candidate announcement for James B. Yard and an Annette Young bid for Clerk of Courts, dated 1931.
The Chautauqua Week Program lists daily lectures concerts and dramatic performances from July 20 to July 27. Speakers include Dr. Goodspeed Dr. Obermyer Prof. Williamson Mrs. Hanson and Miss Frances Homer with events by the Symphony Orchestra and Cleveland Opera Company.
Wrib July 10 Two gypsy women in garb robbed grocer Mrs Blanche Shorts at 2411 French Street during a day raid. They forced her into the rear room, stole 40 from a dresser box and 5 from the cash register plus candy, then fled in a maroon touring car. Short's report with descriptions to police described the suspects.
Mucas Well Magno under Borin gules governance is among the world's most densely populated nations. It records a population of 74,868 and a density of 18,667 people per square mile.
New powder MELLO-GLO promises no skin drying and smooth spread with natural blending. Claims include pore minimization and longer wear and notes government approval of coloring matter. Availability advertised at Helster's Drug Store with promotion wording.
Noel Lee of Union City openly defied a pledge not to beat his wife after pleading guilty to domestic assault. He was jailed when he refused to pay court costs, claiming his wife should cover them, and officials noted his persistent stance on abusing his spouse.
A. Schulman clothing shop at 140 Pennsylvania Ave was looted with about 3000 dollars in men’s suits coats and childrens wear stolen. Entry gained via rear door. four suits left in doorway as thieves fled. Police investigate after footprints washed away by rain. theft occurred between midnight and 4 AM Saturday.
Mrs. Harald Reider, 24, of 2044 Maple Street, died after ingesting bichloride of mercury tablets by mistake on July 3. She was treated at St. Vincent's Hospital and died Friday night after initial signs of improvement. Coroner Daniel S Hanley opened an investigation.
Erie County officials faced an appeal from Representative Eris and local groups for 19000 to buy a site for an anti tuberculosis hospital. The Erie County Tubercular Society Chamber of Commerce and manufacturers urged the purchase after a Saturday meeting with county commissioners and Controller Harvey Willis. Willis initially rejected a 6500 to 15000 expenditure due to exhausted bonding power but pledged to consider the matter further.
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United Press reports 19 year old pharmacist Robert Pantall of Punxsutawney found dead in a Philadelphia apartment. Coroner cannot yet determine cause. body may have lain unclaimed for a week to ten days. Identification made by brother John Pantall, of Drexel Hill. Police found heart stimulant prescriptions and papers suggesting he was a former University of Pennsylvania student. Hoover returns to White House after weekend at Camp Rapidan.
Plans for the annual American Legion convention in Aston call for August 21 22 and 28 with 40 000 visitors expected in Watson. A drum corps contest and parade are planned with winners announced after the August 22 parade. Hotel Aston will be convention headquarters and Elwood Bauman chairs housing. State officers and divisions will provide entertainment features. The Aaron Bury treason trial spanned from August to August 31 1870.
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