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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
3
Publication record shows Cory Evening Journal with 40.00 per year by mail and carrier rates listed, plus notes on mailing and office details. The text contains garbled OCR but indicates issue timing and subscription information.
The provided text appears as an unreadable OCR fragment with mixed letters and garbled phrases. It does not contain identifiable people places organizations dates or a coherent event to summarize into a valid newspaper card.
A fragmentary report hints at a local governance issue with references to officials and community figures. The readable words suggest a discussion of proposals or actions by a council or committee and a media mention by NPR. Further specifics are unreadable in the OCR.
A local gathering at Findleys Lake featured a group from the Witten Circle praising the organization’s work. Guests included AL Mout and Dah M Williams with others from the group. A program titled Plants and Mothers announced, with Mrs Elizabeth Monteley presenting and Mr Meath reading a poem. The Circle club plans similar events through summer.
Sandburg from Youngsville Erie Pa Alunk Bro and Blanche Din faced Tus tee of the Pexoe A Roy Perkins in court for failing to report an accident and intoxicated driving. Sandburg pleaded guilty and agreed to pay 145 tolls. Henry Rohn of Jamestown paid 75 and received suspended sentence for one year in Brit county penitentiary. Lost Miller card fire reward advertised between Erie and Corty with contact Wot Akam Route 3 for return.
A man narrates a long history of accidents and illnesses from 1910 onward. He describes a severe rib injury from a bull, pneumonia, typhoid fever, and persistent stomach and liver trouble. After thirteen years, a bottle of Mayer Wohlerfitz Remedy brought relief, claimed to ease intestinal inflammation and related pains, with a money-back guarantee from the druggist and retailers.
An oddly garbled notice describes a panther sighting in Weean and Smethmost areas en route from Duwett to Orne. It mentions a large feline with a distinctive head, a possible posturing stance, and a brief roadside encounter near a highway.
A courtroom scene reveals an officer struggles to speak as a girl testifies, fading into inability to continue. The judge questions the girl about past events and mentions Ry Morick, noting only one man in Corte could identify someone. The witness confirms the shop's description and location on the North County street.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a shoe dealer named Merick and a shop described as a shining parlor location. The garbled line hints at a place or business listing with unclear spelling. No clear events, dates, or affiliations are readable.
Bargains on Indigo blue shirts chambray full sizes, regular O D wool shirts, white or blue overalls, and folding chairs. Special folding cats and camp chairs priced low. Better grade nainsook ribbed union suits and shoes all heavily discounted. Location 106 West Main Street.
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