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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
5
A fragment mentions Paleton 28 Brad being short e and a match or competition involving Horace with Prof. wid and the Lats noted in the text. The readable portion is brief and lacks full context or dates.
An incomplete OCR snippet references a local political process with scattered terms about candidates and invitations. The visible words imply a municipal or election context but lack coherent details such as names, dates, or places to confirm a clear action or outcome.
Eight people were injured, one seriously, in a head on collision one mile north of Cambridge Springs on Route 6 yesterday afternoon. All were taken to Mullen Hospital in Cambridge Springs for treatment. The most serious injury was concussion of the brain suffered by 61 year old Clarenca Zilhayer of Rosedale Township Crawford County. Other injured include 23 year old Ida Zilhaver.
Rockdale residents Mrs Sidney Wellman 24 and her husband Aus Wellman report with children Romayne eight months Rexford four years and Betty Zilhaver 12 plus Jorie Zilhaver 17 and Miss Vass Mandross of Pittsburgh were treated for minor cuts and bruises in the incident.
Salem Ore Gov Charles H Martin proposes forming a committee to invite retired army and navy officers to relocate to Oregon from California where most currently reside. The plan aims to attract veterans by showcasing Oregon as a welcoming destination for retirement.
A flurry of visits fills the city as Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kinney and Mrs. Marshall Cook host in Centerville. Delegates Evelyn Barton and Lucile Barnes prepare to return home from Chautauqua. Numerous relatives and friends arrive from Philadelphia, Union City, Williamsport, and Erie for short stays and weddings, with receptions and travel to Cleveland and Jamestown noted.
United Press reports Philadelphia June 20 that a suit by Mrs. Martha Aber against the estate of Frederick J. Osterling has been dismissed by the State Supreme Court. The court refused to recognize their alleged common law marriage from 1927 at a dinner party.
Erie attorney J. Graham spoke to Rotarians at the regular luncheon at the Hotel Carr y. Cap. O. M. Rooke of Australia attended and spoke on his England stay. A memorial resolution was read for the late Lawrence KK. Desmond.
Despite rain a good sized audience gathered at the Methodist Episcopal Church to hear Mrs. Clarence E. Shoop's pupils in their annual recital. The performers included pre-instrumental class, Rhythm Orchestra, and solos by Bobbie Sheen Carl Cox Billy Taylor Carol Briggs Martha McIntyre Boneta Watrous Rosemay Dewey Mary Bien and Jackie Blatt Donald Cox Bobbie Miller Botbre am Gene Parsons Martha Hultberg Dick Hultberg Doris Bergman Shirley Harvey Phyllis Craker Phyllis Lindsay Gertrude Johnson and Berulee Taylor.
A terse classified style note asks if a reader wants a plane and invites contact through the Journal. The fragmentary text suggests a spoof or coded ad, with unclear details about the plane type, price, or seller, reflecting an odd historical listing.
Police charged June 30 that a convict in Sing Sing plotted a nationwide bond fraud using forged bonds valued at 89 000 dollars. Arrested were George Davis 45 and others Libby 44 and Florence Lang 25 with links to Walter Rathbourne 41. Rathbourne remains jailed in the Tombs for forging bonds. Thomas Fisher of Buffalo was in the city on business.
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Financial editor notes mixed views on market direction with a tilt toward early rise. Chrysler strength supports a narrow list range while investors await steel strike news and commodity inflation pressures amid higher government spending and undistributed earnings taxation.
New York Juneau reports Chrysler stocks reached a new high, lifting the market despite steel strike fears. Chrysler touched 114 for a 2 1/2 point gain as trading reached about 700000 shares. Bond prices were uneven and near a narrow range as other sectors varied.
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