Unclear OCR fragment reports possible fire incident and victim
Fragmentary text mentions a fire and a casualty with scattered names and numbers. Details are unreadable, making it impossible to confirm event type, location, or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1928
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions a fire and a casualty with scattered names and numbers. Details are unreadable, making it impossible to confirm event type, location, or outcomes.
State Hatch May notes a near fatal kerosene incident involving Master Don Sweet who choked but recovered after prompt medical aid. The piece follows community events including farm work, visits, and local residents' activities around Corry and nearby households.
Obituary notes the death in Bradford of Mallory a leading oil figure aged about 4 to be 54 next Friday founder of Ohio Fuel and Supply Company later merging with Columbia Gas and Electric Bradford Oil Refining Company director of Commercial National Bank of Bradford with extensive holdings.
An advertisement touts a cleansing cream that penetrates pores to remove grime, claiming it nourishes dry skin and keeps complexions youthful. It promotes Meillo-Glo as a companion to Mello-Glo fake powder and credits Amos & Co. as the advertiser.
Garden hints describe plants that dry well for winter bouquets. Highlighted are straw flower helichrysum globe amaranth and annuals such as stathes and gypsophila. Advice covers spacing, bloom times from May sowing to August, and hanger-ready harvesting for indoor use.
Leo Fy Gerber a 22 year old Oxford schools teacher at 20 Bayard street had a narrow escape with serious injury when his Chevrolet coach left the road between the country club and Kane, turned over twice, and left him unconscious for about a half hour until Wilcox motorists found the wreck and rushed him to a local physician. His car was badly damaged and towed to a local garage for repairs.
Los Angeles May 14 United Press reports relatives sought an investigation into the death of veteran auto racer Dave Lewis. Deputies say Lewis shot and killed himself in his San Francisco canyon cabin after a brush fire spread near the dwelling. Relatives dispute the story and say Lewis never owned a gun. Gardner, nephew of the driver, says Lewis planned to depart for Indianapolis to drive a new car in a major race.
The text notes a historical practice at Drury Lane theater in London where Robert Badely, a former pastry cook and actor, left funds to provide refreshments every twelfth night for the players. The arrangement aimed to support theater needs with annual value records and detailed small-scale funding.
Miss Glenna Collett opens the British open field in Hunstanton paired with Mile. Sim- One Theon de la Chaume, French champion, in a 168 player field from United States England France Australia and Germany. Early 18 hole rounds set, with rounds continuing through Friday’s final 36 holes.
A garbled OCR fragment references sections without reader access and mentions a foundation between a suittered himaléts and a winter weave. It notes a broad highway and an weaving term, hinting at infrastructure or construction context without clear details or dates.
Farmers and horse owners are informed of a new harness shop in Corry offering complete horse equipment and repairs. George M. Hawk advertises store at 14 First Ave, promising prompt repairing services.
The U S Davis Cup squad began intensive practice in St Louis with six players showing for Captain Wan Til ien. Official practice matches start Wednesday as the team readies to face China in Kansas City May 25 27. If successful in Kansas City and Chicago the Americans will travel to Europe to challenge France for the cup.
A jumbled OCR extract mentions coats and paint, references to Mont Nomseurs and Noah, and stray phrases about moose and feet. The readable content is chaotic with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond nonsensical fragments.
Apple Holland, former Corry player, has hit five home runs this season, earning praise as a strong hitter for the Fairmont club. Once a standout in Meadville and Erie, he contributed four hits and two runs in a recent 9 to 4 win over Johnstown, including a key triple. Holland starred in a doubleheader victory over Wheeling, adding two hits in the second game.
In Pottsville on May 11 workers moved to halt rising water in the East Brookside shaft of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company near here. The shaft, among the deepest in the region, has been hooded for five weeks and drainage efforts have failed. Large buckets used for hoisting are aiding fire pumps as crews aim to drain the water to the 1800 foot level, with hundreds of miners idle while pumps operate.
The Woodhead tunnel in Waxland is noted as the earliest railway tunnel. The article recalls the first rain in December 2184 and references the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway, now part of the Great Central division of the London and North Eastern railway.
May Aid Byrd Jame K Vance, a veteran Oakland California airman pilot, had been considered as a possible successor to Commander Richard Byrd for the South Pole expedition scheduled for this summer.
A short feature presents a philosopher discussing meaning and knowledge, presenting a concise critique of perception, belief, and justification as explored in contemporary thought. The piece highlights the thinker’s method and central questions about epistemology.
Financial notes show Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp advancing sheet bar price to about 82.50 to 83 per ton for the third quarter as recent levels fluctuated. Heavy melting scrap in Chicago rose to 22.75 to 13.25 per ton, refining margins shift with crude oil, and California crude output for the week to May 12 averaged 626 600 barrels daily, up from the prior week. John R. Thompson Co reports April sales of 1,207,805, vs 1,198,178 in April 1927, lifting four month total to 4,851,859 versus 4,783,734 in the first four months of 1927.
A fragmented clipping records a court or official notice involving a person named Jon Sune and an entity or issue titled Agee Ny Tel. The readable text implies an order or directive amid a stormy context, with scant details on date or place.
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