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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1935
Page
7
The readable bits reference a game or event involving teams and players, with unclear names and locations. It suggests a competitive outcome and possible standings, but specifics on teams, dates, and scores are not recoverable from the fragment.
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Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief local item noting a mule numbered 10 and references to Dects Icaster Ashing Ve 129 with uncertain context. No clear event date or organization is identifiable in readable text.
Columbus High School students filled Friday with gatherings and programs. The seventh grade hosted a candy sale and planned Thanksgiving baskets while the music class performed songs and took part in a mock National Barn Dance style program led by Mike Savko and others. A correspondence of notes from clubs and class reports details absences, visitors, and humor among students, with plans for future meetings and a Christmas program.
In Clymer vicinity many attended the Abbe Reformed church funeral for Miss Mary Evelyn Hinckley after a five day illness. Rev G Wimmer led the service with Carlyle Neckes singing. Bearers included Walter Schruers Gilbert Ton and William Rhebergen with many friends from Clymer and nearby towns in attendance. Burial followed in Clymer cemetery in a service by the Twentieth Century Club and Acacia chapter Stermahh.
Earl Thompson of Clymer New York serving ten days in jail for drunk and disorderly conduct after evading payment of a fine. He was arrested recently when he failed to arrange payment and appeared in court.
An accident at Allen's grocery in West Plains Missouri sent a 50 foot shelf collapsing. The incident splashed hot sand tans and dozens of ketchup bottles across the floor. No injuries reported in the readable fragment.
A small group at Western Union College has organized a club exclusively for red headed students. Invitations have been extended to keep the circle growing.
Miss Tanet Whitaker, 9, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Whitaker, suffered a serious arm fracture after a fall while returning home from school. She underwent an operation to wire the broken bone after being treated at Coy Hospital. Sparta Grange held its annual officer election with Guy Franck as Master and a large noon dinner, followed by initiation of two candidates and other officer appointments.
A garbled ad set includes a trailer sale note and an Erie County court sale of property. It lists persons and places such as Corry Erie and Findley Lake along with dates around December 17 1939 and various names like Mrs Told Aulhirt and Minie Garr. The document also mentions oil city trust company as trustee and a two story brick plant.
Notice states Letters of Administration have been granted by Erie County Register of Wills to Mabbll Spaulding Administratrix for the estate of Ray W Forbes also known as Ray Wilbert Dorbes of Corry Pennsylvania. All claims must be presented and all debts paid. Attorney Harold Mook 412 Marine Bank Building Broie PA.
Notice is given that Leiter Testamentary on the estate of Arthur W King deceased has granted to the undersigned. All persons with claims against the estate must present them and those indebted must pay promptly to William B King Executor Corry Pennsylvania. Walter Scott, Attorney.
A fragmented OCR item notes a dish built around potatoes serving a family with a playful reference to potatos and a romance theme. The text hints at quantities and names but remains largely unclear.
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