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A garbled passage mentions Athens and a global reference with unclear names and actions. The legible text hints at an old Aerop fragment and a as yet unresolved idea, inviting further restoration.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
3
A garbled passage mentions Athens and a global reference with unclear names and actions. The legible text hints at an old Aerop fragment and a as yet unresolved idea, inviting further restoration.
Fair skies bring warm days and cool evenings as City Council sets Monday schedule. Elks Flag Day exercises and a Golden Rule Club sale loom. Corry High alumni plan a reunion and banquet at 6 20 this evening. A radio program by Robert Alexander entertains locals yesterday at Station WOCL. Garden pest remedies circulate while carpenters build a cottage near Erie. Political campaigning heats up at Spartansburg road opening. State Odd Fellows convenes in Pittsburgh with Corry delegation present. Meat sold at Spartansburg road celebration and local veteran Jason Smith shows signs of recovery. The Rich ards return from Philadelphia and plan to reside at 28 West Park Place. Officers named for Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Association convention close the Harrisburg event. State highway maps are available to motorists.
The 25th anniversary of Rev. Carl L. Heidt's ordination was celebrated at St. Elizabeth's in Corry with solemn high mass at 9:20 am. Dozens of visiting priests attended a social dinner after mass, while parish members presented him a silver purse and other remembrances. Heidt, who has served since 1923, has pastored St Elizabeth's after stints at St Walburga's Titusville and St Francis Clearfield.
Corry Lodge No 769 B P O Ellis members traveled to Titusville for initiation of a candidate class and installation of Titusville lodge officers. Ray F Sonne was installed as exalted ruler. Attending from Corry were A M Lite H J Davis Harold Dietzel M L Litz J F Austin Albert Mites Richard Sauith Jack Paulson F Keister Paul Phelps C B Bentley T F Giblin Harold Cragg James Carrig Hugh Clark Charles Crater and FT England. City lights restored Alliance safety director says saved 312000 by resuming illumination.
Announcement reports the marriage of William H. Mitchel of Spring Creek to Mary Burlingame of Lottsville Pa on June 1 in Mayville N Y. Mitchel, a Corry High School graduate 1930, and Burlingame, Lottsville High School graduate 1934, will live on the Mitchell farm on Sugar Grove road after July 1.
United Press reports a rumor of Japanese forces massing at Shanbailavan northeast of Tientsin. Officers moved to Shunhaflewar and Chingwangtan as diplomats could not confirm the claim, signaling a potential move for extended domination and a possible theatre in Chahar province.
The passage notes strange island animals such as flightless birds, massive tires that stay on land, sea hats with wide wings, dragons that soar in air and stride on rear legs, and creatures that drink salt water, all described with unusual vigor and fantasy terms.
Tacoma on June 1 United Press reports say Harmon and Margaret Waley would avoid the death penalty under a federal deal. They confessed kidnappers of George Wey erhaeuser and will be prosecuted under the Lindbergh law in exchange for information about William Mahan, their accomplice hunted in Montana and Canada. Federal authorities keep charge while the pair are held in Olympia. A mob incident earlier in California is noted as a caution.
In a Washington session Long led a long filibuster past midnight resisting NRA action while Schall and McCarran attempted to move forward. The crowd watched as Long collapsed, then Schall carried on and Doughton signaled plans for an immediate committee meeting on extension resolution.
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