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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1923
Page
6
Franklin Idaho reports three brothers Glen Elvin Eakin William Eakin and Lloyd Burton Eakin were killed while moving a hay derrick and electric line near their Franklin home. The father died in a separate January accident and the family mourns as relatives note a cousin connection to local residents.
Miurin Lane dominates the tea trade with a young tester and a pretty tester named Wiis. The scene describes hundreds of samples and a short tasting period spanning forty cups to determine quality and flavor.
Helen Gould, noted for basketball and volleyball at the Catholic school, swept the girls division of the Junior City Tennis Tournament without dropping a game. She defeated Ronnie Gandon in the semifinals and Margaret McMillan in the finals by straight sets.
Sweeter national amateur champion defeats Rick Evans 3 and 2 in the feature match at Mayfield Country Club during the western amateur tournament. The semifinal pairs Joe Wells and Hamilton Gardner, with 18 holes morning and 18 in the afternoon. Also notes a lost fountain pen and a real estate listing in Columbus, Pa.
The fifth Goldfinch family reunion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amma L. and AN Goldfinch with attendees from Artington New Jersey Youngstown Jamestown and Panama among others. A business session followed a meal under an awning as children performed songs and recollections. The next reunion is planned for the week of August 6 1924 with officers elected and refreshments arranged.
Mason County enforces all Blue Law provisions starting Sunday banning Sunday amusement and labor. Prosecution will target drug stores, confectioners, billiard halls, restaurants, taxi services, newspapers, and full businesses. Auto rides and boating on Lake Michigan are banned and violators face arrest or seizure of lake boats until Monday. Local women group prompted the crackdown after a recently opened Sunday night dance hall.
London exchange quoted the German mark at 4,900,000 to the pound sterling, as the currency continued its rapid decline. The rate showed the mark near one million to the dollar, reflecting severe devaluation amid wartime pressures.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a surreal note mentioning scarecrows, Egypt, and unnamed figures. Ambiguous phrases include references to Witte Aung Volvo and cornivida pear the Nile. Content appears garbled with no clear event or dates.
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