Fragmented OCR: Stom Larkey and Burgs Car Weight Next Purse
Fragmentary text shows names Stom Larkey and Burgs with unclear context about car weight and a purse. No clear event, date, or organization identifiable from readable fragments.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows names Stom Larkey and Burgs with unclear context about car weight and a purse. No clear event, date, or organization identifiable from readable fragments.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Aunt, a person, and a family relation. Readable text shows incomplete names and likely a local notice. No clear event or action is confirmed.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a 300 event, possible names and places but details are unreadable. No clear outcome, participants, or location can be confirmed from the text.
A Harvard honorary degree for Governor Smith drew wide attention as commentary in the New York Times notes his long public service. The piece praises his private character, leadership in New York and Massachusetts, and Harvard’s nod to a storied career, joking about Caleb Chedahantesu milek and the class of 1665.
Dr Arthur Morgan named by President Roosevelt to head the Tennessee Valley Authority pledges unprecedented transparency by filing with the Secretary of State and Attorney General a full list of personal property for himself and his family. He notes that a voluntary asset update will follow after his tenure to reflect any changes.
A mixed batch of notes from 1913 Chronicle items. Samuel A Debs of New York travels toward Minneapolis, arc lamps for street lighting arrive, Estelle Barry hosts a gathering for Ruth Pain, Miss Rose Mahoney joins the traction company, Thomas W. Brooks suffers a severe elbow injury in Union City, and local officials discuss memorials and civic projects. The Cove Creek Jam project is set at $14 million with a four year horizon, Morgan’s authority oversees a $50 million reconstruction fund and potential power and fertilizer revenue.
Danton Mass news reports twin calves born on James P Skehan’s dairy farm for the second time in four months. Skehan, with 85 years experience, notes twins have appeared twice in the same herd within a world period.
Hollywood reports show film failures finding second life through resiliency. Sylvia Sidney rose from rejection to fame after Madame Butterfly and Jennie Gerhardt, while Glenda Farrell rebuilt after Little Caesar. Harpo Marx transformed a bust into stardom from Too Many Kisses to Broadway and talking pictures.
The notes recall early residents and roles in town history. Dr B E Phelps built and lived in the rectory on West Washington street and notable local figures like Jin and Gus Jouin were barbers in the room now fused by the City Market. Albert Truesdell served as justice of the peace and Miss Fick Brown taught at Hatch school, marking a series of civic and educational milestones.
Paris fashion notes describe canvas lace appliques on worn underwear with basting to hold designs. New summer pieces feature back tail outfits in plain colors and prints, with cooler, dressier evening models and beach wear in pale, cool tones.
A 10 cent offer promotes a public health pamphlet on psittacosis by Dr. R D Lillie with vivid scenes of germs and bird prey. Also reported is Norway's Stavenger fair from July 16 to 23, plus a London Express piece declaring Washington society gay with a speakeasy opening and social scenes including a banker couple dancing a tango and flamboyant dresses.
A 45-pound turtle found on the lawn at Bryan and Marsh plant Central Walls has been placed permanently in the Roger Williams Park aquarium. Officials estimate the creature is over 100 years old.
Washington society profile of Mrs George H Dern wife of Utah governor and secretary of war. Describes her upbringing in Nebraska and Salt Lake City, five children, and emphasis on family. Notes her capable diplomacy and preference for simpler entertaining aligned with Rooseveltian values.
Smethport attorney to be appointed to represent Victory, an 18 year old high school student, on charges including aggravated assault and battery with a firearm and violation of the uniform firearms act. He remains in county jail with no bail set, related to an alleged attempted shooting of two women at Kane Country Club.
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