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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1927
Page
3
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A garbled OCR fragment lists unclear names and phrases about players and teams, mentioning Orioles and a stay or game context but lacking coherent details or a full event. The readable items imply a baseball or team note but no decisive action or outcome is discernible.
Arthur Colegrove national advertising representative details shown along with the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce and Chisago Tribune Tower addresses. It lists pricing: 86 00 per year by mail, three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week, and notes carrier and advertising rate application.
A wary summary notes China’s slow, uncertain progress after early excitement, with a forecast of intermittent bursts of activity and long lulls. It also highlights a Nile dispute over a proposed $20 million American cross Nile project, provoking Egyptian threats of war to defend water rights and national lifeblood.
The query lists questions and odd answers from a puzzle page. It references founders, animals, lovers in Shakespeare, regimental weapons, capital city, and several misread names. It appears as a mixed OCR of a daily trivia column with unclear items and a few proper nouns.
Sidelights on life in Washington describe wary politicians split into two camps during nomination battles. Some seek to forecast which presidential contenders will gain momentum while others fear losing control in home states if a candidate is renominated. Analysts point to potential impact on congressional seats in 1932, with figures like Senator Simmons cited as examples of party maneuvering amid weather talk and Browne's forecasts challenging the Weather Bureau.
A daily puzzle asks how many cubic yards of broken material are needed to build a road 10 feet wide. The problem gives a deep measure and references calculating a volume. It includes a previous answer and a division step showing a calculation with 305 and 128 divided by 125 to reach the result.
Rev TP Fox will start his week from Vain City to New York and sail on the 6th as missionaries returning soon. Frank Wenger joins Ridgway after years in Barlow Hardware plumbing. Edward Kerma travels to Pittsburgh to visit his best girl. Margaret Fox recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs Guy Stafford moved to a new home at Maple Ave and Washington St. Agnes and Nellie McCarthy visited Cory and remained over Sunday with Miss Gladys Withington Union.
The input appears to be a garbled prompt about training and ideas. It does not contain a readable historical article. No clear entities or facts are present to summarize into a newspaper card.
Over one hundred couples attended the Armistice Day dance last evening in the armory. Sponsored by Lieutenant A. W. Thompson Posts Veterans of Foreign Wars the event featured Millers orchestra. Decorated in national colors the party ran until 1 7 o'clock with refreshments sold by the Ladies Auxiliary raising funds for the organization.
Pittsburg November 12 George Deholt 64 of Homestead was to be cited for court hearing related to the death from heart failure of Mrs Jane Carr 50 in Homestead. Police say she collapsed after a quarrel between her son William Carr 35 and John Deblott 13. Deblott claimed the elder Debolt seized his mother and pushed her to the sidewalk.
Buffalo police arrest Anthony Palmisano of 217 Virginia Parkway Buffalo on a warrant charging him with robbing the Erie County Electric payroll valued at 14 000 on September 2. The case links Palmisano to three alleged payroll robbers with detectives naming other identified participants.
Erie Pa November 12. G Irvine Baker 81 of North East filed suit in Erie county court for $15000 damages against Louis P Card of North East for alleged injury to his marriage. The complaint says Card paid attention to Baker's wife Katherine Elizabeth, took her on auto rides and courted her while Baker was absent, causing loss of affection and console. Attorneys Rossiter Herbst and Dung filed the bill.
Weather conditions forced Captain Frederick Giles to postpone his planned flight from Frisco to Australia. He had aimed to depart at noon for Honolulu as the first leg of the trip. The Weather Bureau warned of a sharp disturbance 900 miles off the Oregon coast, delaying the Tonolith attempt until conditions improve.
Equitable Life of Town promotes an Educational Fund Plan to help parents fund schooling. Deposits of four percent of the required amount are needed each year. Contact your local agent to learn how to enroll and support a child’s education.
Passengers in two sleeping cars of the Broadway Limited were tossed about and bruised when a truck on each car left the rails near Margaville nine miles from Harrisburg. An interlocking switch malfunction caused the derailment early today. no serious injuries reported and passengers were escorted from cars.
The body of Richard Johnson of South Valley, Cattaraugus County, aged 48, was found Friday afternoon in a Roore timber tract near Ivory with a head wound. Authorities say death likely self-inflicted after he left home following a rabbit hunting claim. A revolver was found near the scene. A coroner will investigate.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church met Friday at 3 p.m. at Mrs J N Young’s Bond Street home with Mrs A A Merlker assisting. Members planned an apron sale at Lunston’s on Nov 26 with utility aprons, plus a bake sale and home-made candy sale in early December. A Christmas party is set for December with an exchange gift and tureen. pastor’s wife Mrs Win Tall, home from Indiana, and visitor Mrs Bills attended. Refreshments followed.
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