Unclear fragment from Ohio notice on Evie units
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ohio and Evie with references to units and dust. Readable facts are minimal. no clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a complete news item.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1929
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ohio and Evie with references to units and dust. Readable facts are minimal. no clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a complete news item.
Publication notice lists bidders and credit to COLEGROVE Apshur Colgrave. It credits National Advertising Representatve Fred Ino of New York and Chicago Chamber of Commerce, with postal and mailing details. Rates show per year, per copy, and weekly pricing.
Charles H. Matt, president of the hunt in Flint, recounts a $3,592,000 loss by implanted employees who used his funds. He faults directors for the wreck, recalls a friend who fired embezzling staff, and laments the blurred line between mine and thine.
Chicago faces dire school funding as city and county boards may cut staff or seek new revenue. The Illinois governor opposes raising tax rates, noting real estate bears 85 percent of taxes while intangibles pay little. He calls for a modern tax system to fairly value present property and ease state finances.
Dan O'Brien of the hoboes urges President Hoover to consider a two hour working day to allow more time for discussions on economics philosophy and ethics at hobo conventions. The movement, while admiring leisure, views a two hour day as premature this year or next and hopes future generations will embrace more abstract pursuits alongside work.
A 1909 column notes: Chaplain Stevenson of the U S Navy entertains at the Armory with a feature on world love of the battleship. Robert Laurie, son of Mr and Mrs Laurie of Essex Street, fractured his forearm playing football at Washington Street School. The Indies of St Elizabeth's church plan a Thanksgiving Eve supper for Stanford Hose ball. Kane and Corry High School elevens set to clash in the Thanksgiving Day game. Warren and Crawford County GA R and Gerry AR and the WRC share a dinner in Post 11 Armory. Robert Long of West Congress Street goes to Talon City for a meat market job. Capt M Baker will be guest of honor at a Union City Sons of Veterans event Wednesday. B L Sloat of New York visits with L R Piffany family. Sloat has gained two postal promotions moving from New York to Buffalo.
A reader exercises page listing questions on grammar spelling and usage. It asks to identify errors in sentences and provide correct forms, with yesterday's answers including transformations of quotes verb tenses pronunciation and word forms.
A collection of scattered trivia questions and obscure answers about historical figures places and books. The items include a misquoted nickname for a mill boy and references to railroads government bodies military ranks provinces and classic literature.
A daily puzzle asks convert 7Hito meters per hour to miles per hour using the given mile equivalence of 1.6803 Ititometers. The explanation outlines steps to compute ST-120 by combining sequential arithmetic clues and dividing 120 by 47.
Edmond J. Flick, former Citizens Bank of Pleasantville cashier, was found guilty of forging and uttering at the April term of the Venango Quarter Sessions Court. The Pennsylvania State Superior Court in Philadelphia affirmed the lower court’s judgment, upholding the conviction on appeal.
Pittsburgh November 23. Two negroes were killed and Rhind seriously wounded in shooting affrays in Pittsburgh and Braddock last night. Police seek two assailants who escaped. Columbus Benjamin’s negro was wounded during an argument with Calvin Cook at his Liberty avenue home. Roy Kelley, 19, was killed and House Sneed, 22, shot in Braddock, Sneed in serious condition at Braddock General Hospital.
District Commander Jesse Juliante installed the Joen post officers for the new year at a Parish Hall meeting. Elected: paranganiser Victor Orn vice commander Wililan Schrader adjutant B Brooks financial officer Ivan B Smith chaplain Frank Gravino historian Pua Om. Auxiliary members joined for a social period with lunch. Entertainment included Mr Juli ante, a quartet and other music for about thirty guests.
Police Lieut Wiljiun Lawyer proposed a strange plan to rid premises of rats by attaching a hose to a car exhaust and blowing fumes into holes and stairwells. The method reportedly drove the rodents from the buildings and they have not returned.
A jumble of weather forecasts and cultural commentary discusses cold snaps before Thanksgiving, shifts in seasonal labels like Indian summer, and public concerns about winter hazards. It notes a tragic railroad crossing accident, criticizes film censorship, and mentions police telegraph alerts and new crime alert facilities. The piece ends with reflections on miraculous cures at a priest’s grave and calls for public inquiry into these claims.
In Sid El-Abbes Algeria the Foreign Legion showcases its famed esprit decorps through scenes of discipline, battles and legendary figures. The piece highlights Captain Danjon of Mexico, Captain Brevel, and Private Verhoven, whose rifles and bravery symbolize the Legion's enduring myth and pride.
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