Fragmentary OCR Notice Recounts Local Event
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1936
Page
5
Fragmented text references a tail and places such as nh 136 with vague names. Limited readable items suggest a local event brief or notice.
Mr and Mrs Frank Lite and son John with Miss Helen Shetat hosted at Harold Dietzel home in Jamestown New York area. Mrs Morris Moran and Mr and Mrs Robert Moran of Oil City visited the troffey Chris Moran family. Miss Margaret Blair a Lancaster New York teacher spent weekend with Frank P Eldy family. Clarence Goons family Ruth Doris and Mary Jane Motors traveled to Canada for weekend. Ernest Bachefner and family returned from Akron Ohio where they visited Richard Bachet etc.
Mire Elmer Bagett of Shermayy Now visits with sister Mrs Walter DeJean of Ridge Street Clarence A Shoop of Los Angeles returns to city with parents Mr and Mrs B Shoop for a few days trip to New York state numerous community members travel to Bria Erie Meadville Jamestown and Warren for family visits church services and social events as local figures take part in meetings and outings around town
The report notes bulls reach maturity at six to seven years, while cows bear first pups at three after 11 months of gestation. Bulls average over 500 pounds. cows about 73 pounds. Marking shows bulls live up to ~15 years and cows to ~20 years.
The piece traces Venice as the Serene Seaport with its oldest name Sea Birds Home. It notes early Venetians living in the estuary and recounts Cassiniorus, secretary to Theodoricum, while mentioning Hun-led refugee moves from Padus Aquileia and other mainland towns to the lagoon basin to form a sea bird republic.
Republican events scheduled from October 5 to October 10 feature speakers including Ortohes Mileverk Helayer T Orta Fellows Hall and ex Governor Allen of Kansas. Meetings are planned at St Pauly Parish House Millereek City Hall Town Hall Public Auditorium and Erie venues with multiple local speakers.
Former Cory resident Max Blakeslee wed Dorothy Battey in Tilsa Oklahoma on September 28. The couple plans to reside in Parsons Kansas. The ceremony and details reflect a period social note as travel forecasts and economic data emerge from the era.
A fragment notes an old Hawaiian proverb about waiting to reap rewards after labor. It hints at Hawaii’s rich legends and folklore, contrasting modern life with ancestral sayings and tradition.
Ir H Patchen, a well known resident of Spartansburg and eastern Crawford County, died at his home from acute heart trouble yesterday morning. He shipped potatoes to markets near Pittsburg and ran a farm machinery business. Survived by two sons Clayton Patchen of Harbor Creek and Perobl Patchen of Nashville, Pa. His wife had died over a year ago.
Fragmentary account describes a Bengal tribe resisting a levy of fees and using a sprig placed in a stump as propitiation to appease a spirit displaced by ice. The text hints at ritual necessity and a ready response from the party to restore balance.
European currency devaluations spur buying on Wall Street as margin reductions loom. Analysts note tentative margins under the 1935 Securities Exchange Act, with hopes for lower requirements and more favorable long account standards. Rail and steel sectors show notable gains and increased freight car awards.
In New York on October 5 the morning stock market showed irregular activity with many prices fluctuating. Notable names mentioned include American Can American Locomotives American Smelters American T and T Atlantic Refining Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Electric General Motors Westinghouse Studebaker and Cities Service among others as trading proceeded amid uneven demand and scattered gains.
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