New Spring Wash Goods Showings This Week
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1917
Page
4
New spring wash goods arrive with a special showing of complete lines all week. See the latest creations from leading designers in wash fabrics and enjoy these spring beauties in person.
Fabrics described as 27 inch organdies with printed designs in conservative stripes and floral patterns. Offered in leading colors at 25 cents per yard.
A jumbled OCR of local ads and notices includes wanted kitchen help, coal unloaders, a plane sale, home goods, hats sale, gardeners and car ads. Items mention St James Hotel, Mo hawk, 106 North Contar street, Liberty Bly, Colegrove Stewart, radiator molding training, and Monkey Mountain Tea ads. Multiple names, places, and prices appear with scattered dates and activities.
Readable items include help wanted at US Chair Company and George Thomas Sons, remarks on ready wear and Chevrolet and Dodge Bros cars, a new coating station at a Kent yard, and a serious leg injury to Henry Hock aboard the Erie Railroad. Navy recruiting, daylight saving, and local church sermon plans frame the civic brief, while a paper mill reserve incident closes the page.
A small-town meeting discussed forming a local junior organization as several young men expressed willingness to join. A property dispute over a captured plan remained unsettled as Crom & South Central Avenue property owners prepared to act. A missing cat and a burglary report involving a neighbor’s window prompted a report to Chief Davis.
Mrs Emily Vauttecook Browne, a woman navigator, offers her services to the Thitell Shires. Mrs Browne is married to Contodorn Browne, who discovered a group of islands, a notable feat noted in the Puellie record.
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