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The readable parts describe a jumble of names and actions with missing context. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge to form a factual summary.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
5
The readable parts describe a jumble of names and actions with missing context. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge to form a factual summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a transition from a ‘case ny’ to an ‘ABLETS’ item with references to a covered segment and anti Sanura tid. The readable text hints at procedural steps but lacks clear entities or a resolvable narrative.
At the University of Missouri campus, poll officials marked voters with indelible ink to curb ghost voting during recent student elections. In Toledo, officials adopted an anti chiseling ordinance imposing a $100 fine or 30 days in jail for falsifying relief applications, altering orders, or failing to report financial changes.
Byron Marwell of Chautauqua visits in Corry at cousin Melvin Parkhurst’s home. Neice Prudence Sheffer’s wedding to Andrey Weat in Youngsville attracts Dover, Philadelphia and Harrisburg visitors. Numerous locals, including the Bentley family, Dean, and Kuss group, attend services, funerals, or depart for trips to Pittsburgh, Clarion County, and Camp R.2.7 at Aberdeen Proving Grounds while others tour Piney Meadows and Moose Lake for summer assignments.
Butler Pennsylvania June 17 state police recovered a stolen car believed used by two escapees Blaine McKee 25 and Willis King Metheney 24 both of Hilliard held for robbing farmer Samuel Tichak with an axe handle of 60 dollars police searched toward Bessemer as the manhunt continues.
A hitchhiking candidate for Congress, Jacst G. Albright, was injured when he fell from a Pennsylvania Railroad freight car in Columbus Ohio. He limped from the incident toward Washington on the highway after the mishap.
Albert Helland of 619 John St New Castle Pa praises World’s Tonic claiming relief from constipation backache biliousness and indigestion after taking the tonic. He says it allows him to work harder sleep better and stay away from habit forming drugs. The tonic is sold at local drug stores.
The annual Columbus community picnic, set for Wednesday afternoon August 10 in Columbus, is progressing rapidly and expected to be among the best in recent years. Interest grows among Columbus Corry and nearby residents as the event, started in 1811 by Seward Rexford for the aged, continues with a program of stunts and games for children and prizes. The picnic committee will meet Thursday evening June 23 to continue arrangements and report.
Urban housewife guide lists sherbet and ice cream basics with mechanical refrigerator methods. Recipes include Fruit Sherbet with pineapple and gelatin, Fruit Cream Sherbet, vanilla and chocolate ice creams, and fruit additions like oranges strawberries and peaches.
Memorial services will be held Sunday morning at the United Brethren in Christchurch with scores of Odd Fellows and Lady Rebekahs attending. Services start at 11 o clock and Rev H R Harris will deliver the sermon. Graves of deceased members will be decorated at a later date. Korea Rich in Ores. Korea's mountains are rich in metal ores and plains provide fertile farmland. The people are distinct from Chinese and Japanese, though sharing some characteristics.
The ad notes Jes 79¢ items with a 25 cent package offer, Listerine toothpaste in a package, and 25 return address envelopes. It outlines a sale or promotion with emphasis on low prices and freebies.
New York trading sees irregular moves with an early rise in volume followed by a setback as traders await rally on adjournment. Gains cited in automobile output, car loadings, and retail trade while steel in some districts outpace schedules. Pittsburgh market reports mixed produce and livestock prices with steady fruit and vegetable values.
A note recalls that April once had 29 days before Julius Caesar reformed the calendar about 2,000 years ago. He added 10 days to the year and gave one to April, extending its length.
Classified line reads a neighbor seeks loan collateral on a $10 000 property with details missing. Box 392 West Way.
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