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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1916
Page
7
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The wedding of Miss Borah Tholme to Mr Sherman Myalkii took place in the Beaverdam area on a Saturday in April. The bride wore blue silk. the couple will reside in their new home on the Collen place after May 12. Numerous local residents attended, with relatives traveling from Corry and nearby towns. A reception and shower followed, and many friends sent congratulations.
Various farm items listed for sale or trade including horses cows and mules with prices and contact by Edgar Taylor Spartanshire H Bi Lyons. also an orphaned boiler engine for sale and other local trades noted with names and locations such as Roswell and Corry.
A flood of political notices appears from Corry Pa and surrounding areas announcing candidacies for delegate to the Democratic National Convention and for state committee seats. Included are names like JEREMIATL J Sullivan, H Cornell Wattibar, and Harry Auer with dates tied to Democratic primaries, plus notices urging support for specific candidates and parties. The page also reports a severe train wreck near New London with many injured, firefighters, hospital crews, and wreckage across the railway yard, detailing casualties and responses.
A jumble of help wanted rooming notes and many sale notices for furniture houses real estate and personal items. Items include boarder wanted at 16 Frank Street, various for sale ads for appliances ranges baby carriage pianos and a No 1 Hamilton phonograph, several residences and lots for sale on North Main Street Bond Street and Center Street, rentals and loan opportunities, and a reference to Clark Real Estate.
An unreliable fragment reports events in Corry with names like Hel Marsh and Mtrw hinty Scott. It mentions hospital contact, a patient, and a possible medical or family incident with a person named Mise Canna Kuufman. Content is garbled and multiple names unclear.
A deadly wreck on the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad near Meadford, R. I. killed eight passengers and injured many more. The rear of a streetcar was struck as it stopped at a station, causing a massive blaze and fatalities. Oscar Martell of Plymouth, Mass. and Mrs. Ojcar Martell of Southbridge, Mass. died from their injuries.
An old public health notice warns that intestinal disease kills thousands of children under two in Pennsylvania annually, peaking in summer. It urges fly control, sanitation, and disinfectant use in stables, kitchens, and homes, with step by step stockroom and kitchen precautions and a household remedy to deter flies.
Kenneth B. Colitis, longtime resident and well known in this city, died in New York City on Friday night while an employee of a local firm. He had recently returned from work and was attempting to secure pay when the fatal incident occurred.
Corry Ice Company advertises distilled water and related supplies from 101 Be Galumbus Ave. Corry. Details include 4000 lbs minimums, pricing at 19.00 per 4000 lbs, and 60 per 100 pounds for mix terms. Mentions irregular deliveries and coupon books with per-delivery rates, plus various bulk offers and house deliveries.
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