Duck in Ple Pleads Not Guilty to Charge
A duck in Ple Pleads Not Guilty to a charge as local reporters note the odd court case. Officials say the scene drew attention from bystanders and nearby vendors.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1940
Page
5
A duck in Ple Pleads Not Guilty to a charge as local reporters note the odd court case. Officials say the scene drew attention from bystanders and nearby vendors.
A garbled note appears to discuss ginger health ideas and exercise jargon. It mentions five weight training rules, oils behavior, car sales slang, and a first class rule set. The readable bits suggest skepticism about diet and exercise advice, with scattered phrases about workouts and routines.
The readable fragments suggest a garbled text likely about a notice or brief record. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
A fragmentary report notes Carson alert for a scout value then kept a gun while with a company. No clear dates or locations are readable, but the item references a firearm and a possible security or disciplinary issue within a group.
A cavalcade of 20th century titles and authors including Simon & Schuster works by Joseph Mandel, Michael Strange, and Mrs Barrymore. The review cites biographies, social life in New York, and novels from Henry James era to present, noting political and cultural themes and new editions from Random House and Scribner.
The largest meeting of Chevrolet dealers and salesmen held in Corry gathered about 1 o'clock for a dinner at the Conn y. A sales manager from Buffalo spoke on Chevrolet achievements and future plans. Local residents and guests attended services, visits, and meetings tied to the event and surrounding social notices.
At the recent Lidies Ausciliary of the American Legion meeting at the Legion home on Nortis Center street, plans were made for an Eastern Star mothers and daughters benauet on Wednesday evening led by Mrs Victor Om. A report by Mrs Linut Stowe described the Child Health Clute during which nine children received Loxoid and Schick tests. The group voted to contribute a sum to Evie County Scholarship fund. Committees announced morals for the top ninth grade girls at Junior High and St Edward's B schools. Cards to Gold Star mothers for Mothers Day were approved. Refreshments were served by Mrs Stephen Brooks and Miss Esther Garburg.
Youth's Temperance Council met in the YMCA recreation rooms on First Avenue last evening. The program opened with a song, Bible reading and prayers by Mrs Hook, Lyle Bemis led prayers, recitations and solos by Cale Beckwith Marie Anderson Leahy Grate and others, and the evening ended with games.
A baby boy named a davebler was born this morning at Cory hospital to Mr and Mrs Lichel daggi of Golumous. Mrs Jagei Was formerly Miss Bess Chambers.
Members of the Baptist Bible School remind readers the contest draws to a close. The prize for tomorrow is perfect attendance and special points for others present. A hymn for Sunday should contain the word resolve. Men and women are asked to come at a set time. Billie, radio announcers, and diction guidelines for the on air broadcast are noted.
Amici Bible Class gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Harley Mursi on Johnsai street last evening with five members present. A brief business session, devotional period led by Mrs William Faltist Rey, group singing, a Sedotiice reading solo by G T Bergman, and an inspirational talk by John Westley on How to Enjoy Your Bible framed the program. Plans were made for the annual picnic supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh Mosher on Anymonyyenue June 14. Refreshments were served by the committee Rev and Mrs Harrix Miss Isabelle Hijnsonger and Me red Williams.
Mrs Veliny Mobh hosted the Past Matrons Club of the Eastern Star at her North Center Avenue home. Mrs Lulger Stowe was inducted as an esteemed member in impressive ceremonies. Mrs AG Rees presided. The group shared a luncheon after business conducted by Mrs AUP Munger.
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