Fragments Hint At Box Baler Trade Note
Fragmentary text mentions a box baler possibly from Neport or near Sarkoy with unclear origin. The snippet lacks complete names, dates, or places to confirm a transaction or product model.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions a box baler possibly from Neport or near Sarkoy with unclear origin. The snippet lacks complete names, dates, or places to confirm a transaction or product model.
An unclear report mentions Envy Pret 2 Fea preparing for a forthcoming event. Details are fragmented but indicate plans involving Jo and a forthcoming field or medical aspect.
Minnie Fogarty a gas-house district girl, escapes danger, befriends Pop Dolan the brewery watchman, and becomes the center of a wild forgery fraud rumor about a supposed sweepstakes win. Detective Duffy exposes the fake, while Minnie’s romance with him unfolds amid family watchers, gossip, and a brewing-house backdrop. The Wessel family follows the drama from their Sutton Place penthouse, hinting at a larger social pivot as a citywide hoax captures headlines.
A state wide WPA exhibit opens with displays detailing WHA work in Pennsylvania.Replicas illustrate fish shelters, stream improvements, miniature fields, and recreation models. Side features include motion pictures, aeronautics, marionette shows, theatre projects, and stage performances by Prymetie Peters.
Harrisburg June 26. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture reports that 100000 tobacco plants free of the Wildfire disease have been raised in Dauphin County and distributed as part of a disease control demonstration. Lt. Hansell French, secretary of agriculture, announced plans to distribute 800000 more plants during the planting season as a follow up to the visit by Join Graham to Erie earlier today.
A Monday evening meeting at Beaverdam Church aims to organize a loan for extensive rural electric lines serving Beaverdam Wrightsville Union City and Concord areas with over four hundred residents. Attendees will discuss project scope and early construction steps in Crawford County with Beaverdam project expected to begin soon after final approvals.
Reports from May show total dividends declared by sauniesn corporations reaching 412,240,784 across 84 companies, with contrasts to 172,630,197 for 717 firms in April and 928,858,018 by 731 companies in May 1993. The data, compiled by Standard Statistics Co, lists gains in several sectors and notes the largest May total previously recorded was 42,872,863 by AML in 2006 companies.
Mayor Glen Miller underwent an operation at Cory Hospital this morning to relieve an acute disorder. Though serious, the attending doctor pronounced the operation a success and Miller’s condition improved markedly by early afternoon. The Journal joins with friends in wishing him a speedy recovery.
The Corry Woman's Relief Corps observed its fiftieth anniversary with a party at Mrs. E. A. Morrison's home, 109 West Washington. About forty members and guests attended a skeech dinner at 1 o'clock, with Mrs. B. Thomas, Mrs. Rone Burns, Mrs. Belle Chapin, Mrs. Hopson, Mrs. Fairchild of Union City, Mrs. Ita Johnson of Baxter Springs, Kans, Mrs. Frank Lillie, and Mrs. Ann Koford of Corry. The program featured selections by Mrs. Frank Tillie and a reading by Mrs. Rose Westley, as well as visiting. Decorations followed a white and blue theme.
Gospel singers from the Tene SnoLeL Sigmpel group appear at Corry Baptist Church in a program featuring pictures, songs, and music. The Saturday evening service includes solos, duets, an impromptu chorus, and a slide illustrated medley. Items include Down from His Glory, The Holy City, Onward Christian Soldiers, An Evening Prayer, and The Ten Virgins.
Reported in Alabama as a mob attacked labor organizers at a rubber plant site. Georg Roberts international representative was severely injured, with W. W. Thompson and H. L. Gray sustaining bruises during the assault by about 400 rioters described as revenue workers and locals resentful of foreign intrusion. Local police called the mob reactionary to labor intrusion.
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