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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1926
Page
8
A damaged OCR fragment describes an election at Girard held under court authority. It mentions candidates and voters and indicates the court’s role in validating results. Unclear names and places arise from the garbled text but the core event is a court supervised election at Girard.
Spartanburg resident Archifiullt Bite aged 78 is reported dead. The obituary notes he was a member of the Muuinie Ondep of Spar Misti and the Raghee Templar of Mires. Survived by his wife and other relatives. funeral arrangements to be announced.
Local notices list services across multiple churches for Sunday including United Brethren First Methodist Advent Christian Pentecostal Assembly and St Pauls Lutheran Hourly schedules show Sunday school at 10 and morning worship around 11 with later events. Specific pastors and location cues are given for Portage and Center streets, Pleasant Street and Park Street areas.
The Spring Valley notes report community events and social visits. Mentions include Opal Bate and Mrs Red Wis spending time with relatives, visits from Opal Bate to her sister, and assorted local gatherings. The text lists residents and nearby activities with scattered names and places, reflecting a busy small town social scene.
Community members Hilton Mitchell Ray Culver and Archie Porter Pare work at the dairy. George Sete returned home after a spell, visiting at the home of pis qusents in Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs He 2 spent the weekend in Re Mi Venne Avers squnt Sunday. Lyle Porter and U2 Bates hosted visitors. Mrs N Slinger visits Mrs J D Bates. Lattra Ayers returned home from West Spring Creek after time with her son. Jewell stayed with her daughter Mrs Carl Bates. Dan Woodard and Gladys visited at Md Woodard’s home.
A quotation attributed to Glibert Pinchot on the man an executive trusts most. The text defines the person who accepts responsibility willingly as the hardest working and most valued ally.
Police report a busy weekend with multiple traffic related incidents. Witnesses described strong winds and reduced visibility contributing to scattered collisions and roadside disturbances. Authorities urge caution and remind drivers to follow posted signals and traffic laws.
The readable fragments mention a young individual and a figure related to Moyer in the month’s earnings. Details are sparse, with unclear context about percentages or rail involvement and a carcass reference. Further readable facts are not present to form a complete news item.
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