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Readable fragments describe a local scene with persons and a venue but details are garbled and unclear. The text hints at ages and names associated with a club event but specific facts remain unreadable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1952
Page
3
Readable fragments describe a local scene with persons and a venue but details are garbled and unclear. The text hints at ages and names associated with a club event but specific facts remain unreadable.
A duped Erie man Arthur J. Martin sues his wife Bessie G. Martin in equity to recover half of a $12,000 joint sale profit and $5,000 of his $17,000 salary, claiming he signed away all interest at a last minute wedding paper misrepresented as a liquor board form. He says he turned over earnings during marriage and seeks restoration of half the sale profit and part of his salary. Marion Newill, 37, is free on $10,000 bond after felonious assault charges tied to a shotgun incident at a high school. His daughter Frances Newill remains in serious condition.
Knox man George Wile died after a dynamite blast on Irvin Henry farm Beaver Township two miles from Knox. He was injured when a fuse failed to explode and was struck by debris while preparing to excavate for a garage. Wile died en route to OU City Hospital. cause listed as head injury with hemorrhage.
Erib water, formerly of Mayville, pleaded guilty to failing to report for draft induction in May 32 1945 in Federal Court Buffalo. Judge John Knight questioned why the government took over seven years to bring the defendant to court. Assistant U S Attorney said FBI had sought Kléklake unsuccessfully until his arrest in New York.
George F Carroll died early today at the home of his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Russell Crippen in Youngsville. He was born April 23 1882 in Union City and lived there and in Corry before moving to Youngsville 40 years ago. Survived by four daughters two sons 14 grandchildren two great grandchildren and a sister in law. Funeral by Young Funeral Home Sunday at 2 30 pm Rev Harold V Lindghist officiating burial Pine Grave Cemetery.
An Iowa town marks Pancake Day with President Truman and Senator Taft in the Harvest Festival parade. Both politicos will address the crowd from the same platform this afternoon. Truman rides at the front, Taft in the middle, with free pancakes for attendees.
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