Fragmentary sports note from an old page
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions players Garry and Maya in a sparse game context with unclear dates and teams. The text is too garbled to extract a coherent event, score, or participating organizations.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1915
Page
5
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions players Garry and Maya in a sparse game context with unclear dates and teams. The text is too garbled to extract a coherent event, score, or participating organizations.
Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs John Shenley Jr and children at Chautauqua Lake with friends in Brie. Numerous travelers arrive or depart for Pittsburgh, Detroit, Harrisburg, Jamestown, Erie, Findley Lake, and other locales. Mahoney family notes say Mrs Doll Mahoney is improved after a rough night, with son Lyle Mahoney visiting Johnsonburg for a few days.
A damaged report describes the Leelanaw voyage where a flag named vessel faced capture by a foreign submarine. The crew was assisted after contraband cargo was destroyed. The submarine towed the crew fifty miles toward Orkneya before a steamer appeared and the submarine disappeared.
Washington reports Harry L. Wilson a Conant General's clerk in Berlin was arrested by German authorities near the Danish border on charges of attempting to flee without a passport. Officials acknowledge the main count is using an American passport for a British subject, a wartime offense. Wilson, in the consular staff for five years, is said to be from Oregon and a distant presidential relative.
Coroner Hedatoy announced no inquest is needed after the automobile collision with a railroad train near Millville. The deceased is Heauor Curtis, a note from Erle journal. Glen Wright and Mrs. Clayton Curtis survived with other family members uninjured.
An official order from Washington grants no recommendation for changes to RFD Route No. 4 from Gerry. West Columbus Avenue and nearby streets will see no service improvement, delaying expected access for residents and patrons of the Corey office. Local officials had anticipated routing adjustments to ease travel on the entertaining road, but the delay will affect Cumberland area residents. The report also notes a storm near Shepardstown that damaged a money depot and a false tale about a Confederate veteran, later disproved.
The Internal Revenue Department launches a crackdown on patent medicines and other regulated items at Conneaut Lake Exposition Park. July 27 featured the Take up Cheerful races with a large crowd, led by Corry’s W. Morgurilge string, as three races highlighted a strong program and expected continued attendance.
The page advertises a Library Theater program with two reel stories including a steel mill society tale with Wim Garwood and Biotot Mersorenn, a South Beas romance in two acts with Cleo Maddigan and Joe King, plus an animated weekly segment and a detective mystery with Tina Hastiles and Max Asher.
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