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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1916
Page
8
A mix of torn catalog items lists fresh corn, a Jersey cow, an Acorn range, a washing machine, bedroom set, oak tub, and household items. Also reads central Columbus area ads with various prices and nearby addresses like North Center Street and Pairview School vicinity.
George P. France, 70, a leading oil industry figure and former refinery foreman, died at his home in Olean. He supervised the Bayonne refinery area and helped build the largest U S refinery before retiring in 1904. Survived by a son and a daughter Mrs. W Howard Rameny.
John Mofenbach, 69, of 842 Hant Twenty- fourth Street, apparently hanged himself yesterday afternoon. Neighbors and family noted long health issues. his body was found this morning after his absence was noticed by his daughter in law and son. Police and coroner investigated the scene.
A rally of McKain county members of the Laction of the Milcouhoos will be held in Kane on May Ard. Delegates count unknown. a Glabh Initiation and guard drill are planned. Miss Neilia J. Lonnabury of War san will attend as great commander of Panseyl yuna. committees work on plans for entertainment and full details to follow.
The fragmentary item lists various names and places in April activities from Spartansburg and neighboring towns. It mentions visitors, family gatherings, and brief trips to Ludlow and Corry, with several residents visiting relatives and attending services or paying calls.
A fragment discusses a treatment named Rheumat Gat Well aimed at relieving rheumatism pain. It mentions doctors and druggists endorsing a remedy that purportedly eliminates symptoms without opiates, claiming two bottles cost a dollar and offering broad wealth or ease to patients.
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