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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1928
Page
3
The report notes a streaking performance by Pal Ike with evident momentum in 1927. Details are limited but imply a noon event on the Leyville site referenced as nit Int.
A damaged newspaper notice yields partial details about a local public sale. Readable fragments indicate sale action and local officials, but key specifics, times, and names are missing.
Fragmentary OCR item shows a local notice scare with unreadable lines. Readable elements reference a community event or duty and names or places that are incomplete. The fragment hints at a public action or meeting but lacks clear dates, organizers, or scope.
Fragmented OCR text describes a publisher with a Chicago and New York presence, listing postal and class mail details. It references Tribune Tower, chamber of commerce related locations, and a Corry post office entry. The readable elements suggest an address and imprint detail without a clear news event.
A retrospective look at 1908 highlights, noting Richard F Cleveland’s critique of Governor Smith’s backers Elihu Root and Charles Hughes, and Mabel Walker Willebrandt’s role as a character witness for Harry M Daugherty. Also covered are rising political engagement and Armistice Day silence plans, with a property highway proposal by Senator du Pont and a two minute world moment of silence on Armistice Day.
A Jamestown man recalls a cold Monday morning 29 years ago and speaks of weather conditions then. Nearby witnesses mention a yard clerk and the P T store as local landmarks while Mrs Hasbrouck and Mrs Tidberry visit Klein to celebrate a birthday of Mrs Alva Wright.
A fragment from a language exercises page listing questions on pronunciation and word choice. It includes prompts about difference between “vit” and “it,” correct pronunciation of gratis, and selecting proper words for daily conversation, with partial answers and a few sample terms.
The reader is asked to identify the sole U S president associated with Kentucky in a quiz style prompt. The text references a Mercury issue and captions such as Old Bleek Jon and Saturday questions.
A reader asks the total exterior wall and roof area for a barn 140 feet long 40 feet wide and 20 feet high with a roof peak 10 feet above the eaves. The problem hints at computations and an answer of 191.18 dollars for lumber.
The airport manager told engineers that 1,000 aircraft have ferried from the port in three years of operation. Officials note extensive air activity in the county and compare U S flying mileage with Europe’s, predicting U S totals will outrun Europe once passenger service expands. A push is urged for more and better depot facilities and more airports to accelerate growth.
The Bre District Institute of the United Brethren church will be held in Erie on Tuesday at the United Brethren church. An all day session features morning worship, speakers, and programs led by Rev. F W Feel Mrs H F Beagle Mrs Jessie Houde and others. Afternoon program includes worship, readings, campaigns, and a reading contest with special music and discussions for girls. Evening service features a pageant and address by Miss Weber and Rev H P Reagin.
Charles P. Stewart reports from Washington on the looming social season at the White House. The Coolidges plan a busy calendar with a record slate of receptions and diplomat dinners, while the upcoming November 8 election looms and hospitality traditions face scrutiny.
Warren Oct 72 Jobin Mathews 66 of Shawmutt sustained the amputation of his left arm at Warren General Hospital after a daytime auto accident. He had been visiting his son Norman at 113 1-2 Water Street and left West Field Saturday for Marianville when the car skidded and overturned at Akeley. He is listed resting as comfortably as could be expected.
Lorell Hoskins editor of the Warren Mirror, a well known figure, is hospitalized at Bradford hospital after a Saturday night crash eight miles from Bradford New York. He suffers a broken right arm a dislocated shoulder and possible internal injuries. Hoskins was driving from Springfield to Warren after delivering to an aunt in Springville. A second car reportedly struck the vehicle ahead causing a head on collision.
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