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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1937
Page
5
Wayne Thompson, 85, suffered a broken right ankle while working at the BOL. The injury occurred when his leg was crushed between two logs at the Carlisch mitl in Clymer. He was treated by Dr. Kiblershere and sent home.
A Youngstown Ohio couple and their three children were injured in a late day automobile collision on Darlington road near Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. Injured were James Frerich and his wife Winifred 31 along with children Bernard 8 Aileen 6 and Winifred 8. They were hospitalized.
A flurry of cross town and out of town visits unfolds in Warren as residents welcome relatives and guests from Cambridge Springs Jamestown Meadville Washington D C New York City Evansville Indiana and Cleveland. Local trips include Meadeville Mecca to Erie Shippy parties and a Mecca to Jamestown excursion with family shopping and leisure plans.
Gov Barle pressed Bethlehem Steel president Eugene Grace to close the Cambria plant to avoid bloodshed as 40000 United Mine Workers planned a Sunday march. Officials said martial law could be declared and National Guard used if Grace refused, with Gov Barle staying near Harrisburg to monitor the situation.
A group of ten Baptist church members joined Independent Baptists at Bethel Baptist Temple in Erie for a youth rally. Rev Ad Lewis led attendees from Cleveland and Johnsonville Bible Seminary. Young participants will perform songs and testimonies in Cony on Sunday June 27. The Fellowship plans the next meeting in Spartansburg in July.
Miss Carolyn Kerehoky daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Kerehoky of RD Carry and Glenn V Blackwell son of Mr and Mrs W Blackwell of Cleveland were married at St Pauls Church. Rev E L Wagner officiated. Attendants were Rose Frances and Nova Schulls. Best man Rathwarit Behmer and usher Andrew Pokay. They left for a 2000 mile honeymoon through Washington D C North Carolina Virginia and Tennessee.
A cryptic OCR fragment shows a greeting column style entry with odd names and scattered phrases. It mentions Noah, China slipper, and possible misread terms like Hoffnan-Ridsewat, S.C, and nails. The legible bits hint at a humorous or advice-tone column tied to local identifiers.
A home ceremony last evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs Fred Palmer of Elgin Pa united Gertrude Palmer and Clarence McCray son of Mr and Mrs Warner McCray of Corry in marriage. Rev W L Marstellar officiated in front of close family with a modest reception and many local relatives in attendance.
STAN COLURGE, Pa June 1 Senyvit Ziegler the valedictorian of a Pennsylvania State College gradua tion class won a scholarship to the University of Pennsylvania. Miss Ziegler daughter of a state college professor will enter medical school after completing a stellar scholastic record.
United Press reports a narrow market move led by utilities and steel issues with mixed results and a cautionary tone on steel developments including the Johnstown, Pa. declaration of martial law. Bonds and wheat fluctuated, while Kresge and several industrials posted modest gains and losses as traders waited for clearer guidance.
A fragmented description recalls Death Valley as the United States lowest point and extreme desert region along the California border. It notes vast length about 1100 miles, a treeless plain with rugged mountains nearby, and historic fearsome heat and exposure shaping its reputation.
The text describes glycerine impacting fruit texture and color in cooking. It mentions a cider mill and several garbled place names, but no coherent event, date, or clear entities to anchor a proper news item.
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