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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1928
Page
3
An item notes arrivals at Venange ville to survey the rate for the proposed new trolley line between tourne place and Warren. The notice cites publication details from 1908 and references bids, publishers, and address blocks from the era.
A mixed page piece lists questions and exercises from a book by W. L. Gordon, references spelling and pronunciation prompts, plus notes on a Westfield hotel fire and Mexican friendship. It mentions theater and wildlife film plans, a fatal accident in Youngsville, and visitors to Marion Street.
Adj Lyles Van Vleck of this city and Capt Bruce Gamble and Col Lowry Humes of Meadville arrived home this morning from Gettysburg after transfer fixing Meadville Hoyt Robbins of Columbus, the street car motorman, has rented rooms over the Onell market.
Baitorial advertising and circulation departments. Ponce de Leon 8 1883 She was burned in the stiles A strait connecting the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay.
A scrambled OCR item shows a puzzle note with arithmetic steps and times, mentioning yesterday's problem and a postponement. It references a budget of $1200 and an unemployment message, plus divisions and multiplications tied to a schedule from Monday to Saturday.
A switch engine struck and demolished a car on the Brin railroad near Jamestown falconer area. In the car were N S Brown Mrs Gilbert Wevles and her son Blarenve Beeses all of Falconer. They were taken to Jamestown General Hospital where the injuries were not serious and they were discharged.
A marriage license was issued in Exe to William H. Johnson and Myrtle C. Keppell, both of this city. The article also notes local events including a garden party by Jamestown, a church fundraiser, a Chautauqua opening, Buick display, and police cooperation during a fight returns broadcast.
Vincent O Leary of St Mary was saved from drowning when two youths jumped into a pool to aid him after he plunged into Maxshall’s pool despite a sprained ankle. Albert Covey aided in the incident as onlookers watched.
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