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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1928
Page
3
A garbled passage mentions fans and a former athlete in a vague context. It references an event or statement tied to a coach or organizer but the details are unreadable. No clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge from the legible text.
A fragmented note references a price wal sale and campaign week. It mentions a schedule and city actions, signaling a postponed or uncertain list of events. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday at West South Street Corry Pa lists publisher and advertising representatives Frud Kimball Inc Frud Kimball 67 W 40th St New York Tribune Tower Building Chicago Chamber of Commerce Ride Pittsburgh details postal registration and pricing By mail five dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week advertising rates available upon application
The article discusses the proposed peace treaty with Europe, noting broad public support and uncertain Senate reaction. It weighs isolationist opposition, potential harm versus benefit, and the impact of a Senate rejection on American diplomacy and credibility with foreign powers.
A discussion on traffic law enforcement and bribery where officials fix tickets for influential motorists. The piece argues fixing undermines respect for traffic ordinances and boosts violations, while urging enforcement and fair penalties. It also touches on shifts in international finance, noting Britain and the United States moving capital and influence between each other amid global markets.
The passage extols gathering with family or friends on Thanksgiving to share food and gratitude. It emphasizes a sincere, public display of thankfulness as a mark of American spirit, noting that God’s deeds for the country deserve heartfelt recognition beyond words.
A fragmented OCR style page presents questions on English usage and pronunciation. It lists items like correcting misused words, proper pronunciations, and synonyms with scattered phrases and garbled text, including references to yesterday’s exercises and sample answers.
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A digest of events from Meadville including gatherings at Spring Creek and local homes, a monument dedication with a local leader as chief smoker, and turnout for voters. Wells Fargo Express monopoly at Meadville broken and Adams Express opening an office. Businessmen meet in the colontal chamber. dance at Macellen Mall for Miss Olive Freeman and Augustus J. Pilmer. Marriage license issued in Erie for the couple. Turkey weight guessing contest at Durham drugstore. Thanksgiving services planned at the Baptist Church. electric railway motor trial on Erie lines with 67 mph claim. Kuravan entertainment at Presbyterian Church a success with moving pictures. Sunday school profit reported.
A set of disjointed phrases asks about Damascus road visions mountain peaks and a Russian four wheeled carriage. Entries include scattered questions and names like Andrew Johnson Nelile Gray Beftioe's Yelunc, with dates and unclear context.
Meadville reports that the Erie Railroad Company will invest about 800000 to acquire 18 properties in the south end and to construct a modern coaling plant. Most properties are dwelling houses and negotiations occurred quietly over several weeks before a final purchase. A separate note mentions Dora May Baker, a Reno child, who suddenly coughed up a buckwheat grain after a two year throat ailment.
RI Nov 24 A lawsuit seeking 65000 on the life of the late Willard Howe will be tried by two jurors in the Federal Court at Pittsburgh next week. The widow Lenore Howe sues Fidelity and Casualty Co of New York and National Life Association of Des Moines for double indemnity. Howe, a prominent Erie realtor, was found deceased in the wreckage of his Hudson sedan near Edinboro road on Nov 4 1927. Identification cited by police centered on Masonic jewelry and dental work. The case involves questions of proper identification and other circumstantial factors.
All Rebekahs and husbands and their wives are invited to attend a tureen supper at the I.O.O.F. hall on Tuesday evening November 27 at 7:30. After the menu there will be packing of Thanksgiving boxes for the I.O.O.F. home at Meadville. Please bring donations to the hall Tuesday evening and place any Thane Navisments at the hall by 2 o'clock Tuesday.
A compact schedule lists Midwest Network programs with Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Frederick Stock. At 7:00 HST Reinald Werrenrath sings on WEAF NBC. 9:15 EST Atwater Kent Hours features pianist Josef Hofmann on WOR. Newark program repeats New York Philharmonic Symphony starring Moran and Mark on WABC Columbia Network.
Warren man with Smith-Horton Wholesale and De Luxe Metal Furniture ties dies Friday at Warren General Hospital after a long illness. Born in Louisville Kentucky he moved to Texas in 1884 and returned home in 1894. Survived by wife and brother Roscoe A Hall of San Angelo Texas.
In Venango County court Judge William H. Parker quashed indictments against Rawin Pleke, former cashier of Citizens Bank Pleasantville, after defense motions claimed faults. District Attorney Dan Goodwin said new charges would be filed and Flick would be re-arrested. The case had charged Flick as an accessory to Sylvester Watson in theft of bank property. Separately, milk suppliers announced afternoon deliveries in winter to combat freezing and milk theft.
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