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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
6
Fire devastates Kelletville School causing extensive damage and estimated losses. Reported by Warkin on April 2, the blaze destroyed the main building and prompted a large emergency response. Insurance coverage cited at about 40,000 dollars.
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled note about measles at Pranklin Pranklins with references to cold weather, daily conditions, and unclear local forecasts. The readable parts indicate public health concern and weather context, but specific dates or actionable details are missing.
A fragmentary note recalls the road to Golgotha on Good Friday with references to Christ and the cross on a street. The readable text hints at a religious procession or meditation on the perilous path to crucifixion.
Men’s fine ribbed cotton hose offered at 25 cents per pair attracting buyers for durable wear. Store lists the item as a staple, emphasizing affordability and wide availability in plat offerings.
Preparations for a new steel chain store in the Keleher building proceed rapidly with remodeling of the Exchange Hotel site. Merchandise prep and interior decorations are advancing, with an opening tentatively planned for mid April barring delays.
A cosmetic product named Metfogto is advertised as a new face powder that resists perspiration, hides shine, and leaves a natural velvety finish. The promotion emphasizes long wear and pore invisibility with a pure texture.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss professors urged to exert moral influence and a church protest linked to campus life. Names and places are unclear, with scattered references to students, a sorority dance, and a conference in Michigan.
A fire destroyed the three story home and store of Phillip Mendel at Byer. The blaze caused extensive damage and was reported by local authorities. no injuries are mentioned, and the cause remains under investigation.
Spelling contests drew wide interest in the Fourth through Sixth grades at Coxford building as pupils competed with weekly word lists compiled by Erie Superintendent Monie. Entries were read aloud in class, with many showing strong performance and promising talent for future varsity competitions.
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