Twenty Years Ago Corry Journal Notes Nov 19 1925
Corry residents plan winter South Florida trips including H. 6 Egolf family and Mrs Jamies King. Governor Pinchot to speak in Corry for hospital and fish hatchery projects. Community chest efforts under way. Weds night bridge club at Gillette home. Olly W Bracken birthday celebrated. Paul Cooney struck by car injuring infant. luckily no serious harm. Modern Dames Club gathering at MacEs home raises funds.
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N. Troy Gilette
Bridge Club
Finnel Corry
Gillette
Olly W- Bracken
Mixed-up quiz page questions from classified section
A garbled set of trivia prompts and misspelled questions. It references state borders, a flying squad, Cassine and casino, Mary Bail Washing ton, and various unclear topics. The text appears as broken OCR from a classified page seeking worrgol answers.
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Cassine
US Naval Academy
Admirit Evanst
J. Hein
Psychiatry and mental health demand in postwar America
The article cites the Medical Society of the State and a World War II survey showing high mental illness, with 701,700 of 15,000,000 examined rejected for nervous or mental disorders, and 128 percent rejected for mental deficiency. It argues psychiatry requires broad medical training and offers strong service opportunities.
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America
Selective Service
Becoe
Giant Snowy Owl Captured in Smoke Stack Rescue
ERM November 19. John Diebold, a Lad Manifacturing Co maintenance man, opened a stack cleanout door and found a pile of glowing eyes. A giant snowy owl emerged, was captured by Glenwood Zoo staff, but died Friday morning. the bird measured two feet long and drew visitors.
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Diehald
Lad Manfacturing Co
Lord Plant
Diebold
Jelani
Jane Owls
Glenwood Zoo
Shuy
Erie Girl Dies After Auto Accident
Jean Kinnear an 18 year old Erie girl daughter of Mr and Mrs Jobh Kinnear died from injuries after a car struck a crowd on Route 20 east of North East last Sunday night at St Vincent's Hospital. Coroner Warren W Wood said the cause will be determined after a post mortem. The accident occurred as bystanders stood in the highway following a previous crash when a car driven by Edith Brown Swift skidded into the crowd. Miss Kinnear suffered multiple injuries including broken legs and a fractured right thigh. She was a senior at Academy High School.
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Erie
Jean Kinnear
Jobh Kinnear
St. Vincent's
North Ast
Warret ‘W. Wood
Edith Brown Swift
Kuvneur
Wh Academy
Jamestown Utilities Veteran Found Dead At Farm
Vaan any syriaceaun 9 Bullock a longtime superintendent of the Jamestown district was found dead at his Bustl Sugar Grove road farm from a heart attack. He left for the farm Thursday morning and was discovered Friday by his wife Cassie Mathews Bullock. He is survived by a son Frederick M. Bullock and two grandsons James and John Bullock of Pittsburgh. He was a member of the First Methodist Church Mt Moriah Dodge P A M Rotary Club.
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Frederick M. Bullock
James
John Bullock
Pittsburgh
First Methodist Chweh
Mt Moriah Dodge
P. de A. M
Rotary Club
Brand New Business Opens Shirt Mending Center
Ruth Schrader of Cleveland launches a shirlt trading and mending office in a building. She shifts from hosiery to a repair service after a stocking shortage, remodeling old shirts for clients and taking a small commission. Her career path reflects postwar small business resilience and adaptability.
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Cleveland
Ruth Schrader
Miss Schrader
Miss Sehradar
Hhat
Fear and resilience in a fearful world dialogue
The piece cites President Roosevelt urging calm as a panicked mood grips nations during a new administration. Dorothy Thompson notes fear as a state of mind driving policy, asking if leaders will pursue peace from basic human nature and urging a global, decent upsurge for a fresh start.
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Hace Belli
Rankin Roosevelt
Dorothy Thompson
Golden Lax Tablets Aid Comfort From Toxins
Distressing gas and bowel discomfort are addressed by Golden Lax Tablets. The tonic laxative promises gentle removal of intestinal poisons and renewed health. Sold by all druggists, 25 cents.
Meeting on Band Organization in Corry Draws Crowd
A large crowd plans to attend a Wednesday evening meeting to decide the future of the Corry band organization. Members of the Corry Band Committee urge all interested citizens to join at Doane Hardware stove shop at 8 oclock. The venue offers instruments, equipment, and a ready facility for the development of a new band.
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Corry
Gilling
Malilaia
The State Police Say The Best Teacher Is Experience
A fragmented reflection on how experience teaches traffic safety and the cost of accidents. The text suggests lessons from incidents can be costly in property damage injuries and hospital stays, urging readers to apply caution to avoid similar outcomes.
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