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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1931

Page

6

Corry Boys Reach Arkansas On Voyage Down Mississippi

From Rosedale Miss July 14 Willard and Ernest Brocky, Corry youths, report reaching Arkansas City Ark on their canoe voyage toward the Gulf of Mexico. They describe rough river sections, whirlpools 18 to 20 feet deep, lighthouses and river life, and note two Corryites greeted them at Rosedale with warm wishes. They expect to reach Vicksburg next.

Willard Ernest Brockman Mississippi Gulf tLife Big River Memphis Gulf of Mexico Ernest Brookman Corry Argentises City Ark Brokerstraw Arkansas City Rosedale Miss Sallorg Uncle Sam Ohio Osiro Witterwood Corryites Vicksburg Brocky

Jubilee Singers Concert Draws Big Crowds In Wigin

The Jubilee Singers filled Wigin with a large audience last night performing their Plantation program noted as a standout musical offering in the series. They will repeat at McCray church tonight and appear in Union City Wednesday through Saturday evenings.

Jubilee Singers Wigin Et McCray Union City

State Postal Clerks Close Convention in Harrisburg

Harrisburg July 21 The convention of the Pennsylvania State Federation of Postal Clerks adjourned today with Charles Rupp of Allentown reelected president and Thomas L. Donegan of New Castle as secretary treasurer. Thomas J. McCann of Scranton named a delegate to the national conference in Los Angeles in September, with Henry Shaffer of Pittsburgh as an alternate. Other officers elected included vice presidents Margaret Young, McKees Rocks. John Holleran, Pittsburgh. Russell Rutherford, Daylestown. Kenneth Lamb, Reading. Charles Walter, Reading. Dante Cavaniagh, Wilkes-Barre.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Scranton Charles Rupp Allentown Thomas L. Donegan New Castle Thomas J. Mc~Cann Los Angeles Henry Shaffer Pittsburgh Margaret Young MciCees Rocks John Holleran Russel Rutherford Daylestown Kenneth Lamb Charles Walter Teading Dantes Cavansngh Willees-Barre

What is the greatest structure of the world

A fragmented puzzle-like item presents trivia and jokes about the Great Wall of China, Polish colors, a defense theme, and a playful question set. It includes a dated anniversary and a horoscope style prompt, with scattered odd multiple questions and answers.

China

Change Sought in Chest Administration Plans

The Community Chest faces a difficult year with large subscribers shrinking gifts and firms limiting pledges. Costs may be cut by curtailing gas bill payments and centralizing food aid under chest management. Miss Lucie Hose leaves North Center Street home for Youngstown Ohio.

Page Onstee Childrenn Chest Committee Lucie Hose W. H. Howard North Center Street Youngstown

Presbyterians Plan Annual Church Picnic at Beaver Camp

Members of the Presbyterian Church and Sunday School will hold their annual picnic tomorrow afternoon at Beaver Camp near Wattsburg. Transportation is arranged for those without cars. A program of sports for all ages and a picnic supper will be featured, with races and games for youths and adults. All members and friends are urged to attend.

Beaver’s Camp Wattsburg Presbyteriant Beaver Camp Presbyterian Church

Man Dies in Car Crash Near State College

Donald Allen 30, of New Haven Conti, a World War I veteran and hotel steward, was killed when his car overturned on a curve near the branch school two miles from here.

State College Pan Duly Donald Allen New Haven Conti Branch School House Allen

New Plane Service by United Fires New York

The Miss Kansas City, first flight in Transcontinental and Western Air’s new overnight air mall and express service, left Newark for Kansas City with stops in Philadelphia and other cities. The route links Newark to Los Angeles with mail and freight expected to reach on time after about 22 hours.

United Fires New York Kansas City Newark N. J Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc Eddis” Rickeohachix Philadelphia Harrisburg Pittsburgh Columbus Indianapolis St. Louis

Erie Company Bankruptcy Sinks In Pittsburgh Filing

Erie company Mi aner Goal Co filed a voluntary bankruptcy in federal court today listing liabilities of 113 552 37 and assets of 54 197 68. The firm operates mines in Claytonia and-Wuelid, Butler County, pausing operations amid the insolvency. The July 21 filing marks a formal step in reorganization or liquidation proceedings.

Erie Company Sittsburgh Mianer Goal Co Erie Claytonia Wuelid Butler Couny

City Council approves graveling on East South Street project

The City Council last night authorized an extensive street improvement plan to gravel East South Street from East Street to near Harding school and improve Brook Street from Center to Spring. Minor repairs on other streets, with band labor, will create work for unemployed residents while borrowing funds to cover the costs, though finances are tight. Superintendent Williams noted the work would be completed this year if funds are secured, with priority on providing local employment and addressing years of street neglect.

East South Street East Street Harding School Brook Street Center Spring Williams Band Jaaor Yilled

Nationalist Leaders Reject London Agreements Yielding on Reparations

In a July 21 message from Bhriin Adolph Hitler Alfred Hugenburg and other nationalist leaders declare they reject binding political obligations to any trance Bruening might accept in London. They also state Germans will not continue paying reparations and will resist further demands.

London Bhriin Adolph Hitler Alfred Hugenburg Reinvich Burening Bruening

Fragmentary Notes Reflect Local Calendar Snags

The readable fragments imply a schedule or list of annual schemes and events, with scattered names and places. Missing context limits clarity, but key terms suggest a community timetable with references to persons and institutions, noting disjointed entries and potential dates.

Preserve on Mnium day boi rhe sports

Readable fragments indicate a local sports item. Names and specifics are unclear. The notice style resembles a brief sports blurb focusing on a game or event and its outcome. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise headline and summary.

Run prears Pop Sac rears hw Na Pie Tu ning

Fragments indicate a local page item mentioning Sac and Na Pie Tu ning with driving or test themes. Readable names or places are unclear, but the fragment suggests a scheduled event or notice.

Fragmentary OCR note on names and numbers

The readable fragments show names such as Glad and Colles with numbers and dates unclear. The text hints at a list or attendance but lacks coherent context or full details to identify event, place, or people with certainty.

Local Names Appear In Fragmentary Obituary Clipping

A partial OCR fragment mentions individuals including Mr burst Grace 29 and Mrs. Tipnesta Mir and their families. The text is incomplete but indicates a personal notice or obituary item with familial references and a possible after-event context.

Burst Grace Tipnesta

Prayer Meeting Opens Week at Local Church

A fragmented notice references a midweek prayer gathering, mentioning individuals and days of week, with hints of a church event and a schedule leading into Thursday. The readable fragments indicate a community observance and names associated with the event.

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