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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1935
Page
7
A partial, garbled OCR text fragment lists numbers and letters with few clear nouns. The readable elements include scattered figures and streetlike fragments, lacking coherent events, people, or places to summarize into a full news item.
The Hunt craft Club concluded its fall meeting on October 2 with plans for the year. Teachers and students note classroom improvements, a library trip, a student radio program, and a wiener roast. Several students are mentioned by name for attendance, activities, and editorial work as the Hi and Freshmen groups organize events and rallies.
The Professional Women's Club met at Mary and Phoebe Reyda s home 118 1 2 Franklin street for October business. Membership and scholarship loans were reviewed and new member Florence VanCise was welcomed. Papers were read by Cyntha May Blanch Loveland Ince Witcl and Wilma Rich. After cards, tea was served. The October social will be a falloween party.
Oct 8 at Smethport Judge Hubbard continued the drive against drunken driving. Theodore Folister of Kane pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated, fined $200 and sentenced to two months in county jail. Harry Anderson of Bradford pleaded guilty to a similar charge, fined $200 and costs and sentenced to six months in county jail.
The fragment lists names and symbols such as Atren Tauras Gemini Carcer Virgo Dibra Scorpio and Aquarius Pisces Rim Bull Groh Tilon Virzin Nalance Scorpinn Archer Goat Water Risher in a cryptic roster style. It reads like a cosmic or zodiac themed sequence with mixed capitalization and invented terms.
Harrisburg October 1 Intersections of routes into Pennsylvania cities will guide fans traveling to see Army Navy Notre Dame Michigan Cornell Colgate Western Maryland Detroit and others. Major highways plus Route 22 14 112 30 40 45 322 11 611 31 and 19 enable travel to Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other campuses for Thanksgiving games with Penn State Dickinson Muhlenberg and more.
A strike of more than 10 000 hosiery finishers across Pennsylvania was called today by the American Federation of Hosiery Workers. John Edelman, research director, said strikers will demand higher wages and better working conditions. The walkout was sparked by the NERA case making, which segregated dishi sers from other branches of work, leading to lower wages.
John H. Clough urged the City Council to lease six feet of the south sidewalk on East Main Street to enlarge his mercantile block at the Center Street intersection. He proposed a 9 year lease to add a building extension, noting the structure has stood vacant and narrow, limiting its rental appeal. The city solicitor said a court order to vacate would be needed due to public dedication, and the council sent the matter back for further legal review.
A three year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Williams, was treated by Dr John Kibler for an elbow dislocation caused by a toy electric wringer at the family home. The injury is described as not serious and the child is reportedly recovering. In Seattle a fisheries note reports twelve hundred halibut tagged for data collection, with half tattooed and bearing celluloid and metal tags, to study migration patterns.
League leaders study methods to obtain cooperation of non members especially the United States Japan Germany and Brazil in enforcing economic penalties against Italy. It was learned that representatives of non members may be invited to attend meetings of the penalties committee to be established by the league assembly.
President Rosevell proclaims Fire Prevention Week starting October 6 urging local citizens to reduce fires in town and nearby Allegheny National Forest. Since January 1 thirty seven man caused fires burned across the national forest causing taxpayer losses. The Forest Service and Pennsylvania agencies deploy twelve lookout towers and trained crews to cut fire risks and protect national forest and public safety. Report fires to National Forest Rangers or State district forester via local contacts.
Jacob O. Hertzler a Republican nominee for judge will address Ottexboin Brotherhood at Christchurch church Thursday evening October 17. The group will host a pancake supper at 6 o clock followed by a business meeting and Hertzler talk on Utterborn aims. First wedding in Excelsior Springs church noted with Rev Horton Prone as officiant.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a hotel event linked to Ma Payette and a Cheshire area, with unclear phrases like Petticoat Flay and Otek Oiing. The readable bits suggest a local notice or column fragment mentioning a hotel gathering and a dated reference, but the text is heavily corrupted.
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