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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1913
Page
7
Classified items range from household goods and furniture to livestock and tools. Ads list sale prices, item types, contact names, and addresses in Corry Pa and nearby areas, with multiple entries for sale items, rentals, and real estate opportunities.
Situation wanted notice appears from a male carpenter offering services in Corry Pennsylvania area. The jumble includes names and unclear references, with imperfect OCR context noting April 16 and religious phrases surrounding family connections. The readable portion emphasizes carpentry skills and availability for hire.
Miss Blake Brumagin daughter of Mr and Mrs Petar Brumagin barely escaped drowning at Chantarqua Lake when the dock gave way in ice damaged water last evening. A bystander Rowland Barton dove in and, after a tense struggle, rescued her as Harley Goorman and others assisted. Both were exhausted but saved with hours of effort. the incident drew a crowd at the Pennsylvania depot and ended without serious injury.
The City of Corry Pennsylvania invites sealed bids until 8 PM April 2 1913 for grinding curbing and paving South Street First Avenue to Concord Street Spring Street Main Street to South Street and Mill Street Main Street to South Street. Quantities include 6180 square yards of pavement 2100 feet of curbing 30 feet of edge stone and storm sewers. Bids to be duplicate with checks and marked outside with parcel name. The council reserves right to reject.
Notice states the partnership between C. H. Heath and L. W. Marr doing business as Heath and Marr has been dissolved by common consent. All parties owing aid must pay to C. H. Heath and all parties with claims must present them to O. H. Heath. Signed by Heath and Marr on April 2, 1940.
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