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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1938
Page
7
A rough OCR fragment mentions steel gear and weather impact at a facility. It includes stray names or terms like Wall and lava and appears to describe a short incident or disruption. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear dates or entities.
A damaged OCR reads like scattered names and streets, mentioning Marion street, H. Hateh, Diane Weat ny, and Buster Reag with odd numbers and casual references to a man and a structure. The fragmentary text lacks coherent events or dates.
In Erie a price war drives gasoline to 15 cents at most stations with some still at 16. The Craig OX Company cut prices from 19 to 16 cents and may go lower, while fillers and county dealers report heavy consumer interest. The Times notes most stations matched 15 cents, few remained at 16, and past price accords may influence future pricing.
Goodrich Dancing School will open September 22 under Marjorie Goodrich. Classes include tap ballet and ballroom for beginners to advanced levels at the Horn Block. Registration day September 15 from 1 to 4 PM. Miss Goodrich brings experience from New Jersey Pittsburgh and Cleveland and will answer inquiries on rules and hours. In El Paso Texas Millard Scherer, 58, patrolman, claims the world’s record for years on a motorcycle with 28 years in service.
A testimonial dinner for Arthur Colegrove, former Erie county Democratic leader and public utilities commissioner nominee, drew remarks from Rev. George Harte and state leaders. Harte challenged charges leveled by Margiotti and Shelley against Gov. Hurle, while Colegrove lauded the Democratic nucleus and urged continued party work until election day.
Feature by a& worse snow. 6000 persons attend the Sugar Grove Community Fair on its closing day. The fair is described as the most successful in history with residents entering stock and crops, and several prizes awarded.
0 Jo billiard champion Jo Boy WhitUer opens a seven month national tour starting September 19 in Boston Minas. The tour, under the National Billiard Program, features former champions Andrew Panas Arti Bi Cranfield and Irving Crane. They will travel across almost every state and parts of Canada with two week intervals between stops.
The National Billiard Association selected a station for a nationwide exhibition and instruction program. Subsequent tours feature prominent players including Jake Schaefer, Willie Hoppe, Irwin Rudolph, and Weller Cochran across other stays.
The text explains sumab berries are covered with sticky hairs, indicating a friendly species. Poisonous sumac lacks hairs, though a swamp-dwelling poisonous variety exists. The observation helps separate safe sumac from danger.
In the Marblehead Neck Country Club ballroom the last dance of the season fills the room as Boston orchestra plays Night and Day. Ted Prentice Jarvis reflects on Whitney and Scott, the summer’s tension, and family ties while Olivia Paul captivates in white satin tonight. The scene hints at an impending change as the summer's accent fades.
A brief note expresses gratitude for flowers, prayers, and heartfelt support received after a loss. The message thanks Bonny, Wertembeigsp, and Vier for their thoughtful gifts and warm condolences.
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