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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1931
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several personal names and numbers but lacks clear event or context. Likely reads as a local notice or brief with references to individuals such as Mary and Burl Lillia, plus scattered figures. No coherent reportable fact emerges from the readable portion.
A fragmentary line baffles readers as a stray OCR fragment hints at a hidden story. Local archivists compare the garbled text to a larger note about deeds, dates, or names likely tied to a historical event or event planning in the area.
Harrisburg Nov 25 During the first two weeks of the Official Pennsylvania Egg Laying Contest 78 pens totaling 1014 birds produced 5 004 eggs Owners of top pens and totals through November 18 include Gily Lene York 107 eggs P B Vel Dover Ya eggs Warren Farm Lewis Del 9 eggs Imstown Poultry Farm Adams m 92 eggs Tolvonen Leghorn Girard 92 eggs Leading pens by eggs weighting show A Leader York 94 20 points Pier Farms Allentown 5740 points P B Rentzel Coverd term pens by breeds list leaders for Single Comb White J A Leader York 407 eggs Barred Plymouth Rocks Pot Poultry Farm Mifflintown 3 eggs White Plymouth Rocks J J for Five Point Farm Lehigh ERs eggs Single Comb Rhodestone L J Bender Redneb Farm town 44 eggs New Hampshire PT Kistler Towanda Batch stowanda 61 eggs Austra Laurels Electric Hatchery stown 32 eggs
An ad text promotes Fasteeth powder to secure dentures with a pleasant taste and comfortable feel. It recommends purchasing from Kelster’s or a local drug adviser for easy application to plates.
About 1800 people attended the open house of a modern new home on East Congress street built by Hammond and partners. The event drew visitors from out of town and local firms praised the design and furnishings. The home was described as one of the finest erected and the opening a sweeping success with strong prospects for future business.
The United Press reports from HRB Pa on November 23 that the anniversary of the Benedictine order in Brie will be celebrated November 26. St Benedict’s convent, the second of the order in the United States, was erected in 1856. Rev. John Murr Gannon, bishop of Hirle, and Rev. Alfred Koch of St. Vincent’s College Latrobe are to participate in the celebration.
Robert Wellman of Ashville was arrested at Washington and West Third streets after a collision with Mrs. Clayton M. Jones on Monroe street. He faces intoxication charges and a second count for defective brakes following police inspection of the car’s brakes.
Clinton McLean defeated Orrin Long 266 to 53 at the Billiard Parlors Saturday evening to topple Long from the lead. Long had battled Milton Zutznerk for first place before the upset. A rematch between Long and Zalzneck is scheduled for Tuesday, promising a feature bout.
If you are growing hard of hearing and fear catarrhal deafness or have roaring noises in your ears, take Par mint double strength, four tablespoons per day in hot water with a little sugar. This remedy often relieves head noises, opens nostrils, eases breathing, and stops mucus dropping into the throat. Give it a trial if you're threatened with deafness.
Erie County PT A held its second meeting of the year at North East High School with President Mrs Lynn Boyes presiding. Principal Earl C Davis and North East PT A president Mrs Guy Smith welcomed visitors including Mrs George Pooler from Johnstown who spoke on standards of existence and organization.
A dense Pittsburgh fog aided an escape from the Allegheny county workhouse. Douglas Mer and Merrill, serving short sentences, slipped from the jail amid the mist and vanished. Police describe the escape as aided by the weather and poor visibility.
A fragmentary notice lists a missing tote from Dempsey's Market on North Center Street. The brief item appears to reference a sought item or suspect in an unclear context. Further details are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
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