30 Nov 1928
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1928
Page
1
A brief item notes wear and sizing details in a local ledger entry dated in October. It references an io effect and a heavy attribute tied to a 26ut RD designation, suggesting cataloging or inventory notation.
Fragmentary notice lists a flat rental with possible unit details and directions mentioning two lights and a street area. No clear dates or full names provided. Summary reflects limited readable facts from the damaged OCR.
Fragmented OCR text references Astrosection letters and events in 2018. It mentions Don and Hast and regional notes with unclear dates. The readable fragments point to a letters section and possible associations, but key details are missing.
A third doctor joined two physicians treating King George as bulletin notes improved lung inflammation and lower temperature while warning that infection could flare again. Buckingham Palace officials and Sir Humphrey Rolleston reviewed the case with Sir Stanley Hewitt and Lord Dawson of Penn, stressing slow progress and cautious prognosis.
The Opportunity Club schedules its annual bazaar and supper at the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday. Evening program features a Kibler orchestra and other acts. Articles must be entered by Dec 5. Ward captains listed. New Guild will sell home made candy and bake goods. Tickets sixty cents. Parole favored for Thomason of Toledo, a former county official, by Federal parole board. convicted of conspiracy to receive a bribe and sentenced to two years.
Sinclair Oil plans a distributing center and storage facility, with representatives surveying sites in Illinois and Missouri. City officials discussed possible municipal permits and railroad property involvement, while Sinclair indicated potential support from local leaders and a timeline for a decision within a few days.
Mentally unsettled for seven months, George Long 41 shot himself at his Marion Street home after being found in a clothes closet. Deputies called it death by his own action. services for Long were noted as part of local Thanksgiving observances.
Mountain states including Montana Wyoming Colorado Utah and northern New Mexico were buried under 10 inches to two feet of snow. Residents faced blocked roads and dangerous travel conditions as wet, heavy snowfall continued across the Rockies.
West Haven Gent November 20 Four bodies were found on a lonely turnpike hilltop. William J. Brocar 41 of New Haven identified as a grocer, lay dead. A woman about 35 and attractive also died from a gunshot wound. Police say he shot the woman then killed himself leaving a note about Santa Claus in Heaven. Brocar was the father of several children.
Wy Board of Education to reorganize at the December meeting held Monday evening as required by state regulation. Hillstrom, former board president, may serve as rest and the board will consider regular business and routine agenda items.
A New York hearing before U S Commissioner Weance O Nel examined whether all ships must carry wireless equipment after the Vestris tragedy. Montoso crew testified wireless absence left them unaware of the disaster as Montoso passed near the liner, with Sebis and Vestris also cited in the case.
Hundreds of hunters set out for deer country as the season opens tomorrow. Cars pack the Roosevelt highway filled with hunting gear while officials issue rules limiting deer and bear hunting and valid dates. The season runs through mid December with various game restrictions and seasonal closures noted by the game commission.
Fragmentary report describes a disabled steamer named Chief Muquido with 17 feet of water in the engine room. CSOS calls were issued yesterday. the Montreal Manute referenced in the garbled text appears as a cited vessel or author.
City Council plans regular session Monday to approve first and second readings of measures setting a 14 mill tax levy and a $97 800 budget for 1934. Draft ordinances reflect reductions from prior levies and are awaiting council approval before final passage at mid month.
Kiwanis Club welcomed 28 boys as guests at the Thanksgiving dance held at the Ile Hotel Carey Wednesday night. Rev. Frank W. Winer spoke about the holiday spirit, and Bob Mansell of the MCA provided entertainment that drew cheers. Special music by the club orchestra complemented the festive program, described as one of the most enjoyable in recent months.
Over two hundred couples attended the Stanford Alco Company annual ball at the State Armory on Wednesday night. Larson's orchestra provided music for dancing from 9 to one, drawing a large crowd and a favorable report. Carty Yodge of Hike hosted another enjoyable party at the club home on North Center Street with about eighty couples present.
Police conducted a visit at a Myrtle Street residence during a questionable campaign, alleging the discovery of concealed equipment. A police magistrate imposed a fine of 850 with costs, paid under the city ordinance.
A lively Lyceum course play titled The Flray Year was performed before a large audience at the school auditorium. The show featured performers including Le Maui Wain and attracted praise for its clever humor and engaging scenes, with additional upcoming numbers listed for the 936-29 calendar.
A volatile explosion destroyed the large home of Clarence Jones in Sparsunthirg. A 43 year old daughter Domity, a seamstress, escaped as a fire spread. The blast, caused by gasoline used to clean a dress, injured several and damaged nearby properties. The incident disrupted a storehouse sorting apples and prompted wide emergency response and investigations.
Meadville police report Patrolman LeRoy Cole was shot in the left hand and arm while pursuing two suspects on the West Side Thursday evening. Cole and Officer Robert Rice confronted two men near Mead Avenue as they trailed, the assailants firing as they fled. Allen and Airedivlca, pursued, reportedly fired but did not strike. the suspects disappeared after the confrontation.
Federal authorities prepared for the next phase of the Allegheny investigation after the reindictment of several men accused of a Tiquo conspiracy in the North Side. The west group is expected to appear for trial, likely in the second week of December.
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