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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1927
Page
3
Cony Evening Journal lists publication details for Corry Pennsylvania with post office status, annual rate five dollars, mail carrier price, and advertising rates upon application. It names Arthur Colegrove as publisher and notes distribution on West Street and South Street.
Fragmented OCR text describes public safety concerns over Fourth of July fireworks. Community fears focus on eye injuries to children and safety lapses during celebrations. Reports mention a parade or gathering and calls for careful handling of explosives to prevent accidents and loss of sight.
A fragmented narrative chronicles Charles Lindbergh from early training in St Louis and Lambert Field to his gradual rise in aviation. It details his injuries in a parachute jump, recovery in San Antonio, and progression through training at Brooke Field Texas and Lambert Field. The piece notes his joining the Robertson Preparation and the early days of commercial flying, culminating in his ascent within the Flying Mail role and the Chicago St Louis airmail route.
A jumbled OCR snippet lists questions about governors, presidents, Rhodes scholarships, and Roman defeats, followed by stray lines about Noah Webster and mail routes. The passage blends trivia prompts with garbled phrases and a final aviation anecdote about overcoming a skeet storm en route to Paris.
Alleged burglars broke into Prof. Wilson’s garage on West Washington Street early today, removing a cider barrel belonging to Mr. Sheppard. The incident drew a crowd as witnesses saw the barrel moved to the rear patio and whiskey aged cider claimed to lure the thieves. Police report a solid clue and expect arrests within hours.
Funeral services were held at the late home in Columbus Township for Mrs Carrier. The service included hymns Beautiful Life of Somewhere and Nearer My God to Thee, with relatives and friends in attendance from Kenny New York Ashville and nearby areas.
Admiral Byrd said today he hoped to fly to Paris in a Fokker monoplane within two weeks if possible. He cited adverse weather as the main factor delaying the takeoff from New York, with Navy officials noting a tip from New York. Lieutenant Jimmy Banter piloted the amphibian plane.
A transcription from the Journal Files dated June 13 1907 describes post office busyness after July, a car accident, a license issued at Erie, and social events in Columbus. It mentions Miss Uria Luby as salutatorian and Miss Gene WieWe Scott as valedictorian, with a school picnic to Lake Columbus chaperoned by Capt. Baker and Miss Ranney, Bonstel, Kinley classrooms.
A Chinatown sage Ai Ho warns that eloquence can mislead and deceive many. The speaker cautions against placing trust where rhetoric masks true intent. The Washington Star quotation emphasizes vigilance in interpretation and discernment.
In Port Allegany a string of fires near Turtle Point and Champlin Hat iselock prompted an investigation. A barn belonging to Mrs Gudyear on Champlin Hat was damaged Monday. A search found evidence suggesting intentional arson. the driver of a truck reported seeing a vehicle flee the area, and authorities pursued a lead.
William G. Nantes, aged 20, died at his home on 40 King Street Sunday afternoon after a year long illness. He is survived by his father W. H. Nantes and two sisters Miss Mary Nan Futon and Margaret Nantes. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 9 oclock at St. Vincent’s Church with interment at Beanie Side Whsl Thuus Cemetery.
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