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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
4
The notice details upcoming Memorial Day services at Woodman Circle on June 25 and a Pleasant greeting event at Mrs Andrew Buttons home on Church street. It covers a July 6 meeting at Mrs A W Randchers home, plans for a June 7 closing, plus local social events and community notices from Warren area.
City and Vicinity brief with mixed items from prunes and autos to a bridge detour, an auto accident with a pheasant, milk price rise, a fire destroying a home, a new locomotive use, a district attorney candidate, beaver sightings, and a large old settlers reunion in Kings Valley with dinners and reminiscences.
Mrs Cora Fratus recovers at home after a surgical stay at Corry Hospital. Wilson Brown, back from Norfolk on furlough, hosted a refined party at Miss Mary Moran’s on South Street before an eventual Pacific Coast reassignment. Guests included Mary Mead Florence McEvoy Nina Topskins Mary Roach Rita Ressler and more. Dancing, music, and a large lunch followed. Also advertised are Valve grinding at Chevrolet sales and bakery goods with prices for bread and local shop offerings on Henry Main Street and West Deaboston town.
A thin pipe fragment whitened by heat was found among ashes in a workyard fire near the Stanford campus. The pipe’s discovery broadens the inquiry into the death of Mrs. Allene Lamson, wife of David Lamson, whose body was found in their University home bath tub on Memorial Day.
A garbled OCR passage references a hypothetical arena with scattered proper nouns and unclear events. It hints at a white minority, a Novi Mer Sean Indianis entity, and a dubious license amid a pale, confused setting. The text remains incoherent and does not confirm a concrete incident or outcome.
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