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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1930
Page
5
A historical club meets to study Edward Bok with a reading session and discussion. Members gather at Waggonery West South Street and respond to roll calls, approve the weekly report, then adjourn to Mrs. O Pator on Center Street for the next meeting.
City authorities seek a young man named Foster for stealing a pocketbook from a clerk at a North Gen Street store. The purse contained under $2 in cash and the suspect reportedly fled through a rear door. police questioned Jim after a night call.
Local notes list residents and visitors with travels to Cambridge Springs Warren Erie and Indiana Pa. Names include Mrs O H Jewell L Fotler Mrs J Judd Miss Melva Miller Miss Lore Mrs Lessie Treathwell Mrs J LaSample Ferris Mrs Ralph Pict family Mrs E Fisher Mrs Gladys Chetwood and many others visiting relatives and friends. Several residents relocate temporarily to Ohio California and Europe locations for work study or family visits.
A fragmented OCR reads of a medical or personal injury note praising Konjola for wonders in a stubborn case. The text mentions pain, rheumatism, nerve issues, and a tone of relief, with references to trials, suffering, and a claim of best relief. No clear date or location provided.
The body of John McLaughlin, who died yesterday in Cleveland, will be brought here this evening via train No. 6. Interment arrangements will be announced. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Den Ale Loughlin, with three sisters and two brothers named in the family obituary.
A 94 year old Canadian war hero was killed today in Ottawa during a mission involving a child’s plane. The incident, described with unclear details, appeared to involve a self-inflicted act and nearby witnesses reported shock and mourning.
A man named Sumust Momieo driving an automobile struck Mt Oliver resident Frank, killing him at night. The victim was taken to South Side Hospital where officials notified the coroner. Police and reporters will file further details.
United Press reports tensions over a Bethlehem Steel Company led merger plan. Mas Glockhollers of Youngstown Sheet and Tube oppose a large consolidation aiming to control 500,000 shares amid 1.2 million shares outstanding. Local interests fear loss of influence and potential block by Samuel Mather and other magnates.
An OCR transcription lists numerous firms and percentages, including oil and gas outfits, electricals, and manufacturers. It names Armour, Westinghouse, General Electric, Humble Oil, Paramount Famous, Canadian Pacific, Pittsburgh & Lake Erie, and American Woolen among others, with scattered figures like 183 percent, 64, 49 percent, and 11 percent, interspersed with partial place names and boilerplate lines. The text resembles a market or boardroom compendium rather than a coherent narrative.
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