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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1932
Page
6
A radio and several pieces of furniture arrived from a friend and Auxiliary member at the Post Home. The Freehold Fair will be staged at Lottsville with items appreciated for the event and community help anticipated.
Ode Chet oversees a community event planning for a Friday night post-nomination supper. The Fair Association directors, 4-H and 4 local groups prepare livestock, crops, home economics displays, and games. Agricultural demos by Columbus and Lottsville High schools highlight exhibits. a Titusville trip and renewed displays are noted amid a busy schedule.
A jumble of city notices and community items describes delinquent collections for the county, a long list of real estate and probate details, and local business changes. It notes delays and fees, a Jewish holiday observance, and a Philadelphia zoo update with plans for a new operating model, plus scattered weather and community events. The mix preserves names like Grand Union Company, Ras, Palmer Store, and Philadelphia, with references to city council, probate actions, and funerary notices.
A fragmented item mentions Texas prominence and December outlook with Pat man Gibbons and Glassford involved in a “Men's cause” and enlistment efforts. It references figures and phrases unclear due to damaged text but frames a rallying tone for supporters.
United Press reports Washington September 24, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad asks the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for authority to borrow 3 million 900 dollars to improve locomotives and freight cars and to finance new all steel Consolidators. The railroad offers its notes as security for the loan.
Notes unreadable fragmentary text appears to be OCR garble with no coherent facts or identifiable persons organizations places or dates to summarize into a meaningful news item.
Former Corry resident Gretchen Heywang Giffard died Monday at her miner home 219 Went 28th Street Morne after mnili HOSA Of SHVENAL HOWLN. Funeral services held at 2 oclock at Hye home with Rev. Albert Marriott. Survived by husband James Gifford mother Grace Heywang sisters Ruth and Cora Heywang and brother Bert Heywang. Corry residents will attend services.
Funeral services for Mrs Effie Drake were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Baptist Church. The service was conducted by pastor Hooks with music by Mrs W F Miller and accompaniment by Mrs Charley Montes and Mrs Lloyd Thoring. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Leslie Smith H Burl et G Burlingame and Chester Smith. Relatives and neighbors sent flowers. Mrs Orville St Pierre left for a motor trip to Buffalo and Canada.
At Eatontown New Jersey on September 24 a ski Shire salesman pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. W. Re McMurray was sentenced to four months parole and a $200 fine. He agreed his wife would drive on business trips for the next ten months as a condition of the parole.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a disrupted movement or relocation related to New York, with references to parks, names, and places but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to confirm a clear event or outcome.
Jaws after injury sidelined in action during a tense match. Ling Se ing, a key figure, faces questions about the ongoing money dispute and its impact on the team fortunes.
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The fragmentary OCR notes a person titled corporal with unclear context and a nickname or code fc Oni. No clear event date location or organization is readable. The text suggests a military or police setting but lacks verifiable details for a proper summary.
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