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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1929
Page
6
A city statement endorses Frank M Loveland for mayor citing four years on council two as Superintendent of Finance and experience with Corry's needs. It urges a clean, economical administration and notes his cross party primary ballot appearances Republican Democratic and Prohibition.
Three people were injured in a late Saturday night collision five miles north of Waterford. Mary Bezuk, 17, Is most seriously hurt with possible leg fracture and chest injuries, hospital officials say. Andrew Malinovicz and Emil Olver suffered minor cuts and will recover. Police report Matinowi Guver in the first car collided with C D Gates in the opposite lane. Gates uninjured. Victims were taken to Erie and St Vincent's hospitals by Motorcop Andy Vamos.
A busy paragraph notes a crushed finger at Climax shops, a school board meeting, a car crash near Hare Creek, and driving-licence actions from the state motor bureau. Also described are a burglar hearing, fishing records at Rindley Lake, a murder hearing for George Wing, a W C T U convention, Rex theatre upgrades, road projects, patrols for violators, football season, and veterans week.
The article lists authors and works with notes on biographies and pseudonyms. It mentions Thomas Boyd and his link to a Wayne biography, Defiance, Ohio roots, Kurt Weise and juvenile titles, Lillian Lauferty related to Hannah Rothschild, John Dos Passos relocating to Chicago, Henry Wales and The Duke of Yorks Steps, Payton and Clarke as a Detective Club choice, and hints Arnold Fredericks as a pseudonym connected to Frederick Arnold Kummer with ties to Valvoline Oil Company and other entities.
An entomologist notes that a bee’s eye is only about one percent as acute as a human eye, suggesting insects may misperceive nearby humans. The remark links bee vision to the behavior of harmless bystanders in public.
Leona Conant, 18, of 1744 Barrows Street, attempted suicide by drinking phenol on the Harrison Street bridge over the Chadakoin River at about 2:60 yesterday morning. Patrolman Moynihan intervened as she drank, then a passerby drove her to Jamestown General Hospital where she is recovering with burns to her mouth.
Two men and a woman died in separate crashes on Sunday in Philadelphia. Mrs. Hattie Lippincott, 80, died of injuries after a car driven by Hierson collided with a New Haven, Connecticut, man named Jean Spelman’s vehicle. Brothers James and John McCool died when their car struck a telephone pole on Ridge Avenue.
In Buffalo on Sunday six people died and a dozen were injured, three fatally. Among the dead is Joseph Hoffsetter, 22, a Buffalo athlete and baseball player. He rode in a car that collided with a vehicle driven by Winifred Brooks of Chicago. Another victim was Mrs. William Manning, 76, of Potter Brook, Pa.
An advertisement features Mrs. John F. Gall and Thomas Dowrfey promoting Adlerika as a stomach and bowel aid. It asserts the product relieves gas and bloated feelings, allows eating and sleeping well, and acts on both upper and lower bowel to remove old waste matter.
A fragmentary notice outlines the 94th annual session opening September 10 with Denver based Mead and Dr. G. Lack as hosts. The program lists events across Tuesday through Thursday including addresses by presiding officials, roll calls, lectures, and discussions on salaries and ministrations. Names and places appear in scattered form.
Readable fragments describe a Dr Rallye event with World Se 1:80 p.m. and a 3:00 p.m. gathering. Mentions of Miss Hel Ax, Lydns presiding, and an Anglo nat theme hint at a formal meeting or party. The text is incomplete but indicates a public event with speakers and schedule.
fragmentary OCR text referencing times and names. no coherent event or entities to summarize into a news item with definite action or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a 2:00 pm Saturday event at the Education Church with speakers including Dr Ralph and Miss Swisher. Mentions Youth and Blaine League and McMinnores Prophet in an unclear program. Names and places are partly garbled.
A scrambled notice lists events including a mags meeting at 7 30 p m with Dr Matthew S of Clarke University Blaine Kin 7 30 p m and Bishop Cher B00 a, plus Monday 8 30 a m church schedule and related names G Farr and H Sapp.
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