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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1928
Page
3
Fragmentary notes describe a Saturday event with Alfred and Paul competing, unclear locations and outcomes. Names like Alfred, Paul, Johgent and Linests appear in garbled form. details on teams or scores are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR line mentions players Slaven and Moun as guards with substitutions unclear. No discernible teams, scores, or event details to confirm a full item.
Damaged OCR text mentions a person named Sindy Eonialt and a statement suggesting someone was liable or under two rules. Readable details are too limited to establish a clear event, date, or official action.
Richard R. Wood analyzes the Geneva Mandates Commission and the League of Nations system guiding former enemy territories. The piece explains the commission’s nine expert members, its public proceedings, and Viscount Cecil’s endorsement of trusteeship ideals aimed at improving colonial administration and reducing imperial exploitation.
A 1 meter cube painted red on all sides is cut into 1 meter cubes. Determine how many small cubes have paint on two faces and on one face. The solution involves converting percentages and applying the percent method.
From the Journal Files of November 26 1908 a large number of Corry Knights of Columbus will travel to Franklin for a district meeting. Other items note local social events arrests and political nominations in the city including Dr J W Chnee selected for select council and Capt Clyde D Wilcox named as a delegate to the National Guard Association meeting in Harrisburg.
A business review reports record volume and rising profits amid national optimism. Of 4,000 American manufacturers surveyed, 40 percent called current trade conditions favorable, with 17 percent calling them excellent, 41 percent good, and 6 percent fair. Only 6.8 percent saw conditions as poor and outlook remains cautious for winter. Industrial sectors anticipate a pleasant holiday season and improvements next year.
Fragmentary text shows a garbled phrase about reliability and trustworthiness across groups titled gremies and Tekens, with unclear context or concrete facts for a fuller news item. No identifiable people places organizations or dates are discernible to anchor a proper summary.
A column presents Saturday English exercises with questions on sentence correctness spelling pronunciation and vocabulary. It includes mis spelled words mis relates to synonyms and completing sentences with correct terms. Answers list provide the expected responses for each item including anywhere accent the noun on first syllable besiege great vast immense massive perilous and related notes.
The prompt asks who is the Sage of Monticello, which seven wonders of the modern world have been suggested, the nautical term for three miles, the name given to the King's American adherents in the Revolutionary War, and which U S state produces the most gold. It lists potential answers including Richard, Oahu, Cinemas, St. Paul, Mt. Everest, and other cues.
George W. Fraley of Baltimore and O. Verett of Washington were killed in a wreck of the National Limited near Martinsburg. Five others were seriously injured and about a hundred passengers had narrow escapes as the train wrecked yesterday.
A Franklin, Pennsylvania man, Harry Ross, 40, was killed when his car skidded on an icy highway near Rockland and overturned. He was pinned beneath the vehicle as two boys found the body while en route to traps. Ross was en route to work at the Pittsburgh Plate Glass plant in Kennerdell.
Miss Lele Eddy, about 30, of Maples near Billcottville, is hospitalized with shock and injuries after her car was demolished by a southbound passenger train on the Sam Manos Great Valley Road crossing near Salamanca. Her brother Leslie Eddy escaped serious injuries. The teachers and family were following another auto onto the crossing. the other vehicle escaped. In Salamanca, a High School production titled The First Year will be staged Thursday as part of the Redpath Lyceum course, with a capacity audience expected.
Ms. BL. Van Tassell of 2615 Schley street sustained shoulder injuries Friday night when the car she rode in, driven by F. L. Rickert, collided at East End street with a vehicle operated by John H. Castor of 42 East Frederick street, Corry, police reported.
Pastor Sayat Be, in a report tied to Jann Andrew Holmes, warns of numerous dangers and losses threatening his position and community as he contemplates coming changes and challenges ahead.
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