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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1931
Page
7
May 7 Spartansburg reports a bright, light rain cooled crowds as volunteers gathered for Cleanup Day. The event drew eleven Ly Pines Club members, local families, and neighbors who praised the social, fund-raising bazaar, and quilting sale that netted a sizable sum.
A mixed digest presents Siam royalty trivia, World War volunteers, and ceremonial rites plus notes on a Parliament of Dunces claim and the Panama Canal Zone width. It includes references to King Paradhipok of Siam, white elephants, and a fragmented aside about historic poems and the Canal Zone border.
The Bureau of Plant Industry advises planting dinitlid roots in late spring after frost danger, with weekly tests to pick the best date. Use strong stakes, one stem per division, and remove side shoots to improve midsummer blooms. cover roots in moist sand to prevent drying and decay.
In Titusville on Monday, Hows Boys of Centerville assisted Mr Kenny Lyle Sitanahan and Mrs Jenne Steinahan at the home of Ms Muller Kerk, while Vin remains omitted from the grand scheme and plans.
A streetcar operator reported a hold up on a city line near Wendter Avenue as a lone man approached from behind a steel switch at the grade crossing. The assailant demanded money and fled after the operator’s brief interaction, leaving uncertain details about the suspect.
A Rays Chain store auction in Union City sold Tuesday afternoon as part of bankruptcy proceedings. The stock and fixtures went to a New York Pittsburgh and Erie bidder for about 1475 dollars amid spirited bidding from representatives of several city and regional chains. The sale was overseen by David G Willner of Newark and Jose Hiphoer with key stores in Warren and nearby districts also mentioned.
A garbled excerpt discusses the burden of obligation and a tiny volume of sound. It mentions an analysis of city noises and a unit called Men dovifel defining a mile threshold for what the ear can detect, reflecting an archaic or mistranscribed text.
A vintage advertisement touts Kellogg’s Alt-Bran as a natural, safe remedy for constipation. It claims benefits include relief from headaches dizziness and fatigue, plus added iron for healthier complexion, and suggests usage with milk fruits or honey. Prepared by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
A list of 161 cases for the May term of criminal court opens Monday May 11 announced by District Attorney Otto Herbst. The docket includes 421 charges against three county officers tied to a liquor racket found last year. Anthony Wiec orkowski, 28, faces murder of Mary Sobuski, 22, will be first defendant. Alot Sonnigier, 22, charged with murder of Janes Musing, Wesleyville attendant, will go on Thursday May 14. Richard Hing, 20, charged with murder, will be tried after Sobligier case concludes.
United Press dispatch from Washington notes renewed demands to lower tariff walls, compel settlement of war debts and reparations, and broader international commerce policy as the international chamber of commerce prepared to state its stance on these and other contentious issues.
A brief price display lists 2 ply medium at 1.70, 3 ply heavy at 2.00 per roll plus roof coating at 1.00 and 4.00 for larger orders. Contains compact sale terms and product packaging cues.
Classified section outlines ad submission rules, rates, and categories. It lists services from monument sales to moving and livestock buying, then includes a cemetery association notice, an executor’s estate notice for Viola E. Myers, and a political announcement seeking city treasurer candidacy.
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