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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1928
Page
5
A scrambled report states the High School five suffered a defeat at Cambridge against the Polish Mallon squad. Scattered fragments mention a 34 10 25 line and unclear scores, with references to Gimbridge Springs and Saturday night happenings.
Ulsonis led Nordics as WodKid and Nave bayn scored in the upset over Erie County Hiccttten by 44 to 25 yesterday at tembno. Mantiney and Whol starred with strong scoring and seven fouls. Rosenbloom on card Wetsburg tonight features Bobby Brown and Tony Wroyen from AUintiE City among six-round Duitte contenders. Westminster DIEMDAL AVE defeated Whitell College to win the Tristate Championship.
A thief shattered the show window of Richard A Beyer jewelry at 28 West Eighth Street in a Sunday pre-dawn grab. Elbowed glass yielded valuable rings and jewelry worth hundreds, with two notable diamond pieces expected to be recovered. Police followed a lead through an alley to a person of interest but the suspect remained at large.
J ohn Browns of Cleveland won a lottery in a local 4 percent gridfarm event this morning near Mayaville and was seen in the city Sunday with Ydhves. He left for funeral services in Turmey. Hing Ager visited Tre Ohis for a business trip.
A long string of social notes lists Mr and Mrs Wills Clancy of Meadville and their circle in the city for a Sunday visit. It records numerous neighbors and relatives traveling for visits, business, and family gatherings, with names including Mrs Bum Harley Ellis Hamilton Bernard Cox and others.
In Missouri the Democratic machine that once repudiated Jas A. Reed, read out of the party at its San Francisco convention, reversed course at last week’s state meeting. Reed was unanimously named as a presidential candidate by the convention, with the platform largely reflecting his positions on prohibition and the League of Nations. Separate market listings from Logan & Dryza include a wide array of stocks and bonds.
A fragmented horoscope note references several names and places in unclear form. The garbled text hints at a weekly astrological reading tied to a Hill location and mentions various individuals without clear roles or dates. The result is enigmatic and difficult to map to a specific forecast.
United Press reports, March 5, the U S Supreme Court ruled that annuities bequeathed in wills are taxable income to the beneficiary under federal law. The decision involved a Carnegie fortune bequest and affected beneficiaries including Cora Beatty, who inherited a $5,000 amount from her husband. Pittsburgh coverage notes Chief Justice did not participate.
Pittsburgh March 5 Twenty six prisoners will leave here for Atlanta Ga to serve terms in the federal penitentiary under the charge of United States marshal Paul 12.4uarne Mill Nave. The convicts include Charles Friedman David Ulein Harry Markowite Moran Shantowily Thomas M Raier and Fans Hinter of Butler Pa. They face sentences from one year to four years for narcotics and prohibition offenses. Other named convicts include Emlyn H Evans George Omit Dita Savvivieds John Andy Andrew Chambers John T O Neil Homer O Neil and Calvin Stark with sentences ranging from one year to four years for theft extortion and related crimes.
A fragmented report describes kumys as a fermented mare milk drink with Tartar origins. It notes the drink transformed over time to kumis and is now prepared in the United States from cow milk instead of mare milk.
A clipped marriage notice describes a wedding at Vermeil with couple names Fagan Mare Bediak Warvery and Georgi Hy bead lie Caples. The event is noted as a silver wedding celebration with guests and home ceremonies, reflecting regional traditions and social rituals of the time.
Fragmentary OCR details a tragic incident where two infants were scalded at an unidentified location. Text is garbled and names, dates, and precise circumstances are unclear. The fragment mentions authorities or individuals possibly involved, with time references and scattered nouns suggesting a medical or emergency response.
United Press report from New York on March 5 notes General Moloré as a standout amid a generally strong session. Industrials and specials rallied while rail and motor shares gained. leaders included Peer, Studebaker, Chrysler, Packard, and Willys-Overland, with U S Steel up to 4 4 and various names including Coly and Montana Power showing strength.
Fragmentary note describes grass cloth origins in China dating back about four millennia. It highlights ancient weaving practices and cultural significance of plant fibers in early textile craft.
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