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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR lists many names, roles, and locations including Mrs, Mr, and private individuals, with scattered references to Marine service, religious societies, and local groups. The text weaves personal mentions, arrivals, and community events across multiple places, with many illegible or broken phrases.
Fragmented OCR text discusses marital strain caused by overwork stress and emotional fatigue. Mentions nervous tension and the impact on wives and husbands, urging medical care and attention. Includes dubious lines about hospital care and a medical product delivery note.
A report from Hoy Scouts lists stamp sales for a period in July. The compiled figures show totals around 19,984.50 with numerous individual sellers and amounts recorded, including Charley Bugbow 80.75 Henry ahvie ? and Merritt Deyo 5a.0, among many others. The document reads like a roster of names and cash figures, reflecting extensive community fundraising activity and the scale of the stamp sale effort.
The funeral of Frank Lloyd drew mourners from the mining community and local families. Attendees included Clyde Cook and Wilvont Wilhung, with widowed wife and three children, John Genova and Hiroki among those remembered at Christ.kin Church. The service honored a 35 year old whose life touched many in Lykawanna and surrounding areas.
Letters testamentary granted to the undersigned for the estate of J Walter Clough. All persons indebted must settle promptly and those with claims should present them to Hatty Mae Clough and Alfred H Darlow at Atlanta Factors.
A British offeral photograph from the western front shows a shell explosion about 20 feet away as a photo journalist risks his camera. In the foreground a British Tommy lies wounded, with debris and blast effects visible.
Market closing data furnished by Logan and Bryan of Oil City compiles brief price movements and late trades. Details are limited due to the wire report format and partial legibility.
A Columbus picnic hosted by the Turnbuckta Co. employed staff drew about forty attendees. There were games and races with prizes and a time for socializing. Several local residents recall the event as a memorable day of enjoyment despite imperfect legibility in portions of the report.
We with to thank our King Erland and neighbors for their aid during the illness and death of beloved husband and father, Mrs. Frank Lloyd and children express sincere gratitude for kindness shown in Corry and Spring Creek.
Fragmentary notice describes a man seeking to solicit orders for rooxen and fruit rans in a disorderly context. Referenced locations include Westwick and Madison, with unclear department or office names and dates. The text is garbled but implies a wrongdoing or suspicious sales activity.
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