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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1927
Page
7
A garbled OCR note hints at a local meeting with shareholders and leaders. The fragment mentions wake events and possible taming actions but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes. Strong entities cannot be confirmed from the unreadable text.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a function or event tied to Indergh and a person named Harry with unclear details and numbering 645 A.
New officers were elected by Clymer Grange at a Friday meeting. Worthy Master Mrs George Vanjetso and other leaders were chosen, with installation planned at the December gathering. The text notes community events and social details surrounding the grange activity and local families, including Mrs Roy Perkine and Mr Garret Donsink. However, the article contains many garbled names and dates making precise details uncertain.
A boy near Karn Aye suffered a near eye loss after a post pierced the eye area during a parade. Eyewitnesses and a nearby family reported a hairbreadth close call as bystanders aided the injured lad. Doctors said the eye was not in danger, but sight could have been lost if the wound were an inch higher.
San Francisco reports Coplin Vrethrieke A. Gales plans a transfer to Tutoluli on the first day of his Mighty Australia if weather permits. In school sports, chatter focuses on the 44 Plamen hiv setain basketball events and the Chaytavan Pagnty Division matchups. The 1927 and 1929 seasons are noted as the brightest in Ulymer High School history. Hort Aliney is mentioned regarding a family illness. Keep in touch for classified offers before withdrawal.
Hunters advertise a sale of used cars including a Dodge Chevrolet Overland Davis Studebaker, inviting offers for cheap transport. The note signs W. H. Merrick and prompts readers to inspect and drive home with a deal.
New York November 14 The Dairymen's League Cooperative Association announced a net price of 82.88 per 100 pounds for October milk produced by its members. The October price is the highest of the month in the league's history, 18 cents above September and 0 above last year. The release warns that the final test of meeting New York City market needs is near as producers must maximize milk output over the next six weeks.
DuBois record reports three deer killed by trains on Pennsylvania routes with many injured or fleeing. Superintendent Claire Kelly collected carcasses, noting the flock used the tracks as a shortcut despite trespass warnings. Between Medix Run and Sabula, about 45 deer have died on rails this summer and fall.
A fragmentary verse about a poor man and a fabled journey to paradise surfaces in a dusty page. The proverb hints at a sly theft and the consequences of curiosity as it weaves a cautionary tale within a brief historical newspaper sketch.
An old advertisement by N.F Ames & Co touts MelLo Glo race powder as a French process face powder that hides flaws, keeps skin looking peachy, and prevents blemishes. It claims superior purity, long wear, and a youthful look to attract customers.
Governor Olin S. Wisher will address the Pennsylvania State Council of Republican Women in Harrisburg as the three day convention opens. Other speakers include Dr Theodore S. Appel, Judge Frank B. Wickersham, and labor secretary James J. Davis with Grace Davis Vananee of the Women’s National Republican Club among the attendees. Officers are to be elected tomorrow. the convention closes Wednesday.
Ruth Bilder, arriving in Washington, says she will lunch at the White House with Charles Lindbergh and other famous aviators before deciding on a 20 week lecture tour contract. She plans to brief New York tonight and weighs acting in films or on stage, and will reunite with her husband in Panama after completing pending activities from a recent transatlantic flight attempt.
Joseph Duds of Barton road South of Erie was fatally struck when a truck driven by his brother tipped and threw him from the vehicle as it turned into a driveway. Coroner Dan Harley ruled the death accidental. Funeral services for Tad Duds were announced for Voldock and St Boniface churches with burial in St Boniface cemetery.
United Press dispatch from Lewistown Pennsylvania reports John Smith age three of Harrisburg remains in hospital after a skull fracture when his head struck a crane while leaning from a passing railroad passenger car. He was taken to Lewistown Hospital for an operation.
A veteran recalls obtaining a French prescription for rheumatism and neuritis during service with the American Army. He claims it cost nothing and has helped thousands, offering to mail the prescription to anyone who sends their address. Write today to Pain Case, Dept. 444, Brockton, Massachusetts.
A wire from Young Bill Gerrick reports he is in Chicago and will arrive Friday. He looks forward to a nice room and swell eats and asks not to forget a job at the office.
A dense scanned page lists advertising categories and sample notices for a local newspaper. It includes sections for announcements monuments personals automotive services employment real estate and merchandise with instructions on ad preparation rates and care for orders. The text preserves an older typographic style and shows how readers are directed to contact the paper for classified placements.
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