Local Classified Short Sale Notice
Bizarre OCR wrap shows items listed with prices and quantities. It mentions 2 for £2.00 and single prices such as 41.50 and 4.00, with unclear product names and names like Alyse and Pingalow.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
2
Bizarre OCR wrap shows items listed with prices and quantities. It mentions 2 for £2.00 and single prices such as 41.50 and 4.00, with unclear product names and names like Alyse and Pingalow.
Specials all day Friday with men’s Russian cord shirts priced at 3.50. 5c table scarfs offered. 10 percent off on all millinery and shirt waists. Willow top and other items highlighted in sale.
The document notes a bond issue before Franklin voters for about 500 000 dollars to fund construction work. It mentions community figures and local leaders involved in advocating for the project and outlines expected sites and committees supporting the measure.
A Warren report notes a barber shop was robbed with entry through a rear door. Tools including razors and clippers valued between 500 and 4600 were taken. Police report the burglary occurred overnight and six or more items were missing.
Since our letter last week two old residents have passed away and were laid to rest in the Rese Mil cemetery. Brief notes mention John Higton and others in the community, with some details about the family and local concerns, including poultry for the church and neighbors.
Citizens aim to have cemetery plots looking their best for Memorial Day. The article urges readers to plan now and suggests a large stock and many years of experience to help with the preparations.
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