The Glee Mt B vert ih Wednesday bought Your ticket 5
The fragmentary OCR references a Wednesday event at Glee Mt B, purchasing a ticket valued at five units. Details are unclear, names, exact venue, and context are missing.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1927
Page
4
The fragmentary OCR references a Wednesday event at Glee Mt B, purchasing a ticket valued at five units. Details are unclear, names, exact venue, and context are missing.
A jumble of items mentions a sugarcane program at Sugarcreek, a midnight show at Library theatre, rent notices for furnished and unfurnished rooms, a church bake sale and a hunting game protector report. Names, addresses, and scattered dates appear, with no clear single story.
A long city listing includes Cold's smoked shoulder at 20 cents, Hershey's cocoa at 27 cents, Swansdown cake flour, macaroni deal, and various ads for deliveries. The page also notes chicken thieves in Unity City, and other local items from groceries to real estate, services, and notices.
The page lists diverse items including a religious group event at the Baptist Bible School Tower Class, a reward for a burglary at D. M. Alford Hide House with specific hides stolen, reports of a broken leg from a touring car incident, debates over daylight saving in Dunkirk, and various local notices from J. D. Murray's on grass seed, plus social anecdotes and a court order involving a ministerial protection case.
Fragmentary OCR reads Sie ROOH Helle and names Thom and Robert Patterani with numbers like 1700 and 120, unclear context. No clear event, date, or location can be determined. Further readable text needed.
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