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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1937
Page
5
Unclear text about city appeal and visits to Camp Lee
Fragmentary report mentions an appeal process and people named Ken and Christiane along with Victor orders and a trip to Camp Lee. The readability is limited and no decisive event or outcome is discernible.
Trade name Cellophane and its viscose origin notes
A historical account describes Cellophane as a trade name applied to viscose sheets produced by treating wood pulp with alkaline solution and carbon disulfide. It explains viscose as a viscous orange solution and notes its use in shellac making and in billiard balls and phonograph records, while briefly mentioning shellac derived from glandular excretions of tropical insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Local social round up notes visits and arrivals
The fragment lists numerous social mentions with residents and visitors in Jamestown Akron Buffalo Philadelphia and nearby areas. It records Miss Gertrufe Meld leaving for Jamestown, Raymund Sears visiting with his family, Miss Nell Lilfott a guest in Akron, Rex Mulheirn from Philadelphia visiting, and multiple other locals and relatives stopping by or planning weekend plans with parents and hosts, including trips from State College and West Seneca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrufe
Jamestown
Raymund Sears
Buffalo
L. B. Sears
Nell Lilfott
Duneilin
Akron
Howard Miller
Bast South Street
Rex Mulheirn
Philadelphia
Mulheira
Aml Mos
Charles Patterson
Center Street
Leon Lindsley
Jack
State College
M. J. Me
Jack Melines
Lancaster
Prankc
Bini
John Lloyl
Marl Wagle
Wriday
James+ own
Fragmented poem excerpt in a local notice
Communication from Mrs Luby Fulner age 59 a widow resident of Eight describes a recently composed verse submitted by friends to Tug Jaus nal arly in the moving just as the awning We looked out of the window at the beautiful Elginitis The sun shining brightly when the rain had kissed the rills
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luby Fulner
Weil Down
Tug Jaus Nalarly
Elginitis
Labor Field May Be Divided In Peace Plan
Article discusses a peace plan for industrial division within the labor field. It notes a 2010 conference led by Jub L. Levis and Willi Grenstheded, with officials of Living znuips, aiming to discuss an agreement on cooperation and activities. References to a Beaver Dam experiment and a sermon-like conclusion invoke religious imagery and calls for unity through faith.
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Washington, Noy
Tin Ue
Laban
Committee For
Ainstrial Organ
Tati
Swaay
Tohiy
Jub L
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Rites Held For Mrs Parkhurst In Memorial Service
Funeral services were held at Bracken-Keating chapel at 2:30 pm for Mrs. Parkhurst who died Tuesday at her home. Clergy from Speing and Me Cottage Willehopen officiated, with numerous relatives and friends attending. Entombment followed at Open Arendlhws cemetery with a long list of mourners from Jamestown Huukirk Stowe and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fimera Servives
Parkhurst
Bracken-Keating Chapel
W. Hy Guenett
Wade
Geni
Bicycle Carries Radio in Wild Street Incident
A chaotic street scene involves a bicycle with a radio, a boy and a man, and a headlight. Witnesses report the rider moving through a crowded area as bystanders observe. The incident highlights hazards of mixing personal transport with devices in urban traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Wu
Thieves Consider Season In Enid Oklahoma
Thieves in Enid discuss a forthcoming season amid chilly days. The article notes a group of artistes and a blank leather item, with unclear details about assets or lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ENID
Okla
Market Gossips Spark Low Stocks and Slumping Industry
Elmer C. Walzer reports a slow week with stock indices dropping and industry use hitting new lows. Capacity in steel fell to 48.6 percent, down eight points from October, while autos and rail shares show weakness amid repair slowdowns and reduced demand. The article notes London and European currency moves, investor caution, and a general downturn across key sectors as markets recalibrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Auilomudhe
Cer Waves
Himeuvioily
Oulpul
Vetast
Geisteral
Whitevuscle Corpers
Nepeila Weulmach
Corguetien
UBL
Lye Mavens
London
Indias Iy Motors
Stocks Slip in Light Trading as Week Ends Weak
United Press reports stocks fell 1 to 6 points amid light trading. The industrial average drifted to near two-year lows as declines spread across major issues. Wheat and other grains eased while cotton futures fell, with several big-name industrials and utilities listed among closing prices.
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United Press
New York
Anavonil Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bethleham
Slocl x
Boving Aly — Columbia
Gus le & G
Chrystey T Conti
Curtiss Wrightee
General Eleetri
General Motors Inernational Nickel Tennent
Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator
National Dairy
New York Centre
Bennet Pure Gi ‘ Healey Savouy
Vawuitts Slaman
Ol Call Stanilard M J Shilebalor
Texas - United Chup
WPS Steel Warner
Westinghise
Elvety Woolworth
C. Yellow Truk Young Shest
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Ark Nat
Iss Asan Gas Eluulry Cities Service Motion
Res Ps St Lene
Gus West Bus Serv
Rider Plans Long Trip From St Louis on Horseback
Willan Pp. Tobin, 27 years old, of Ojling, plans a 2000 mile horseback journey from St Louis to Mexico. The trip will take about six weeks, according to Tobin’s plans.
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ST. Louis
Willan
Tobin
Jears al Ojling
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