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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1928
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment references totals 5020 ures and 440 dollars in a financial entry. Names, dates, or places are unclear, but the figures are presented as part of a summary. The item reads as a numeric accounting note without full context.
An unreadable fragment from a 19th century page presents a garbled line about wellness and a lay by. No clear event, names, places, or dates are recoverable from the readable text.
Rockford reports of strong winds in Canada prompt Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer to delay takeoff of the Greater Nordcord monoplane. They plan to fly via Madison Saulte Ste Marie and Reykjavik toward Greenland with potential fuel stops as weather and safety permit.
A fragment indicates Speyer Germany houses a famed ancient wine in its museum described as the oldest. The note mentions it has thickened to a state making it undrinkable and references a Roman bottle with a symbolic sign of relief.
Helen Watters, 26, of Cleveland, drank an unidentified liquid in a Warren hotel room around 10 PM, suffering burns to mouth and digestive tract. A stranger entered, asked to see her, then fled as staff and police responded. She was hospitalized in serious condition. money and items were found on her.
Local social life fills pages with visits and family news. Edits note Myrtle Juno Hanby’s birth at 10 pounds 4 ounces and weekend visits across Union City Corry Findley Lake Jamestown and Warren. Readers learn shifts in church events and neighborhood hospitality amid names of residents and relatives.
Pennsylvanian Railroad will invest 45000 in Pittsburgh over the next five years for produce yards extension. T Whit ar, vice president, said possession of most property is secured and construction will accelerate. E W Smith was named vice president of the central division to focus on the program.
United Press reports that the W Y C barred from using the First Methodist Episcopal church here. Members gathered at the Baptist temple to hear Mrs J Walter Barnes state president of the W Y C and delegate to the Democratic National Convention at Houston. Rev A J Gearheart denied church access due to the reported non political nature of the Barnes report. Mr and Mrs C P Paulson and daughter drove to Conneaut Lake for a visit.
Betsy Ann and Chris Greene of Cincinnati raced on the Ohio River from New Richmond to Pittsburgh after a long course. The Chris Greene, a younger entrant, beat Betsy Ann in a close finish to claim river supremacy, restoring old river traditions amid misty memories of past contests.
Fragmented report notes a Western Open event beginning this morning with uncertain references to teams and players including Bengal Pickwick and Pruniey Club. The text is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or participants.
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