Fragmented OCR Note on War Era Work and Prices
Readable fragments describe wartime labor or farming concerns and changes in costs. Names and places are mostly unreadable but reference suppliers and workers facing higher prices and shortages. The text hints at difficulties in completing tasks due to disrupted supply chains and wartime conditions.
Fragmentary Local Notice From Aged OCR Source
The readable fragments mention an auditorium, offices, and progress concerns tied to a music or arts event. References to a Young person, a park, and statuary hint at local civic notes. The text is highly garbled with missing names and dates, offering little coherent event detail.
Moving sale and auction notice in Corry area
A mid age woman in Corry Pa advertises a light housework offer for two. An auction is set for 649 North Center Street on Saturday November 20 at 1 pm. Items include leather couch Victrola records waste stands rockers dining tables lamps and more. Auctioneer John Hammond lists room for rent in Journal classified ads.
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Ray Perkins
Corry
North Center Street
Menton
John Hammond
Academy and Tech Set Friday Night Clash
Academy's Golden Liony and Eddie Abramoski's Tech eleven move their city series game from Saturday to Friday night by mutual agreement. Officials hope favorable weather draws a larger crowd and that the change gains support from Panthes.
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Eaiu
Academy
Golden Liony
Eddie Abramoski
Tech Eleven
Inaj
Ute Sivift Matey
Personal Mentions From Jamestown Daily Notices
A jumble of names and brief visits highlights a local page noting Miss Betty Krone returning to Jamestown Business College and several residents visiting relatives or traveling. Mentions include Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Shiv, Mrs. Willard, Mrs. Vivian, and the Merrit family amid routine movements and a reference to a Republican convention.
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Betty Krone
Jamestown
Jamestown Busines College
A. Stennebeitt
Bithie Ville
Schweilsoy
Speal Tylay
Jel Nines
Warset
Pittsburgh
William Stir
Eichi
Snow Marth
Davis
Shiv Uu
Sheeted
Tisburg
Allenate
Gorin Jenss
Janell Ann
Buys Veluier
Niagara Falls
Pr. Vivian
York Street
C. V. Willard
Christiny Pater
Wallus H Merrit
Psdwiky J Kane
Death of Mrs Harry Firth
Mrs May Belle Birth died at the home of her daughter Mrs Leotis near Wayne on Tuesday at 1:30 PM. The 84 year old widow was widely known and survived by four children and several grandchildren. Funeral services occurred Thursday afternoon with burial planned at Weigleville cemetery.
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Leotis
Jone Ines
Firth
Mies
Dre Waitt
Wiirron
Hooh
Ardoks
Youngsvith
Charis
Centerville
Sia
Kavurgsville
Wis
Weigle
Ville
Majerty Air Leach Sitios
Mrs Peterson Dies at 91 in New York Home
Mrs Peterson aged 91 died after long illness at her home on King Street in Lawn New York. She was born in late 19th century and lived a long life with family relatives and friends visiting regularly. Funeral plans not yet announced.
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Reutias
WWE
Hur Vina
King Street
Aaj Lawn
N.Y
Cal Wuieke
Sis Peterson
Corry Girl Weds Union City Young Man
Miss Iehaahoth B Simmons daughter of Mrs Branes Johnson married Kennel ker son of Rev Jay Balers in Union City on Saturday November. The ceremony featured by the groom father Whe wonTe Yas estenied by My and Mrs Agthiby Olson. The couple then left for a Washington trip. Baker employed at Me Auttanalic Voting Machine Chapin Jamestown, all Mr Laker 78 Foreman of Use receiving a department of Marlin Rockell Corporation Tamestown.
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Iehaahoth B. Simmons
Branes Johnson
Becani
Kennelker
Jay i Balers
Umi City
Panformen
Tints City
Agthiby
Olson
Washington
Maniatis
Baker
Chapinan
Jamestown
Laker
Marlin Rockell Corporation
Tamestown
Fall Rally at Albion November 19
Fragmented notes describe a community rally at Albion on a November 19 date with speakers including Rev. Kin Dissinivt and Senator, plus references to Sunday Schools, Christian fellowship, and an invitation to attend. The fragment mentions "Watch for Opportunity" and a focus on spiritual growth and church activities.
Market GossiP by Elmer C Walzer
Wall Street showed mixed mood after Roosevelt's message to Congress. Investors awaited lawmakers' actions on wages hours and regulatory bills while noting favorable items. Standard Steel’s cautious stance weighed on the market, keeping hopes for industry gains and renewed demand in check amid inventory concerns.
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Elmer C. Walzer
Press Financial
New York
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Congress
Ueuckers
Anucklon
Miuzal
Marge
Catia
Uyiling Worlun
Nnl
Stocks Edge Lower in Dull New York Trading
Stocks closed down in dull New York trading on November 16 as declines in the textile and industrial groups weighed on the market. General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, and Allied products led losses while utilities and rail names showed some firmness amid narrow price moves.
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NTA
York
Enifad
Eutral
Nouthern Pacific
Pyehird
Huromenint Phe
Ponm & Oo
jMurn Oil
Raid
Sucohy Vacuum
Suandard
GME Ceri
Slandud
Bruilebaker HM
Besti United Cory
Aixid Dive
Tee Warnes ‘Bros von Mae Westinghouse
Woodworth
Young Sheet Fe
Asse Gas & Hleetric Witenes
Lone Star
West Pub Servy
Ceccess
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