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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1927
Page
3
Publication details for the Corry Pennsylvania paper list daily except Sunday delivery from West Booth Street with Arthur ColegPoves as publisher. Subscription prices are 85.00 per year by mail and 15 cents per week by carrier, with rising rates to be announced.
A damaged report discusses Irish Free State money in a New York case over possession, claiming the Irish Republic never existed. The suit argues for the nullity of the republic and cites political figures and international doubt, with court action affecting claims and ownership.
The readable fragments reference a license or governance topic with mentions of China and American governance, but the text is garbled. It appears to be OCR noise, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable individuals to summarize reliably.
A fragmented 1920s style account recalls life in Washington including references to the White House, President Coolidge, the press, and spokesmen. The text mentions reporters, political figures, and public reaction, with glimpses of presidential openness and media dynamics of the era.
The Children’s Aid Society held its annual meeting at High Street. Mrs Warren, Maple Avenue, was elected president. New officers include Vice President Holt, Treasurer Mrs Will Murray, and Secretary Mrs Stewart. The gathering focused on future plans and encouraged readers to respond to classifieds before withdrawal.
A jumble of questions and answers about states presidents and a political trial. It covers eight states that sent minors to a trade event, asks about Valdenty the Stimson and Coolidge plans, notes a papal statement on morality, and cites a murder verdict in Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray. It mentions the Grain Exchange trading halt and ends with a classified ads line about furnishing rooms.
Announcement from Engineer Parsons states a new station will be built in Jamestown after January 1. President James Tillorsoji and committee members promised rapid site and funding action, with plans to extend Leavy property and acquire suitable location near the town for a transportation hub.
Funeral services for Mrs Ada Belden were held at West Spring Memorial with many relatives and friends from nearby and distant areas attending. The service honored Carry’s oldest resident with floral arrangements and prayers led by Mrs Henrie Hiskesloe and others, highlighting the family presence of Belden relatives Lloyd Wooden James Wake Harold Ross Bernard Ross Taylor Meldon and Wyatt Belden among mourners from the city and county.
Fragmentary OCR from May 18 1907 item mentions Auersteinsig line Glasgow Whitmire Rome Ashiatnta Ward Keppel Lops and remains of Engineer Whe Muller near Vidluity. Reports a four cylinder Ford, a wedding, an exposition, and William T. Beers arranging with the Journal to publish the program.
The Episcopal diocese holds a convention in Titusville May 1 as Rev A Albert Brow Nyrety Teer at St James Chee presides. Reports note committees and local clergy attending, with plans for a 1928 vestry meeting and church events in the area led by Rev Ward and others from Lang and Washington counties.
French wanderer minstrels of the Middle Ages celebrated deeds of heroes and patrons. They varied shows with juggling and cartoonish acts to entertain audiences.
An advertisement touts S S S as a remedy for pimples boils and skin eruptions claiming it supports red blood cells and nourishes mood. It describes personal improvement after taking the tonic and cites a Cincinnati address for purchase.
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