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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
5
The fragment lists Gorn Lint 1 alne H and a 0 score with unclear context, indicating a partial sports or score notation. No further readable details establish teams, entities, or outcomes for a complete news item.
The Jamestown Journal item lists many Corry Columbus friends visiting relatives, daily movements, and small town updates. It mentions Louie G. Menton’s serious operation in New York, Mrs. Mandeville’s illness and delayed California return, and several moves and visits by residents to Buffalo, Williamsport, and other nearby cities. It also notes Mrs. Joel B. Mauxon’s death and Dorothy Witcox preparing for a hospital operation, with various travel and social details throughout the day.
Fifty cent daily rental offers a full Electric Vacuum Cleaner for customers of the Electric Grit Company. The ad boasts dust and dirt are drawn into a receptacle, not spread, promising carpet and upholstery cleaning, with flexible payment plans and a year to pay. Showrooms invite price comparisons and representatives are available to call.
Corry City residents and officials are cited in a stream of short notices. Mentions include the Electric Light Co on J. O Jackson, Mrs Nichols departing for Spring Creek with friends, HU Waugh traveling to Warrenty Day for a friend’s death, Mohard Robinson visiting Warren, Mr Himer visiting his father G. J. Rogers, Mrs I. P. Dougin arriving from Erie, Robert Brown returning from State College for a Wawler convention, Perey Hit visiting Pilinbure, and a note on the recovery outlook of a local child.
An alarm of fire was sounded this afternoon near the corner of Malu and Pleatant streets in Monee. Fire department responders directed to the scene as a precaution with reports indicating nearby residents evacuated and no serious injuries noted.
Charming spring suits in plain and fancy weave materials with new length coats and extra wide skirts. Large variety offered at affordable prices.
A large display showcases distinct and new models, offering the biggest selection yet. Suits of Shepherd checks Gab ardines fancy Crepes silk and Chuddah cloths appear in the newest Spring colorings.
The R E Palmer Company moved into the Rogers block on East Main Street after remodeling the quarters. The entire block is leased for displaying furniture and household goods across rebuilt floors. The storefront features a spacious display area and refined interior, with separate levels dedicated to living room furniture, dining room pieces, carpets, and children's furnishings in the basement.
United Press reports from Mavanah on April 1 say Johnson is expected to win within three or thirty-nine rounds, with bettors mainly backing Johnson. Oddsmakers listed 2 1 2 to 1 on Johnson over a white challenger as plans for the rematch advance and crowds gather for the event.
Five employees were killed instantly in a boiler house explosion at the Equitable Powder Company plant two miles from Alton this morning. The blast shattered the area and was felt for miles. Details of the disaster are not yet known.
A notice promotes a new Frank Grocery offering a “Cash” advantage with simplified prices. It urges customers to pay less and avoid debt while detailing a Saturday opening on April 3 at 149 North Center. The ad contrasts installment credit with cash savings and hints at quick demonstrations.
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