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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1915
Page
7
A damaged newspaper fragment shows partial details about a local public sale. Key names and specifics are unreadable, but the text indicates an official action and involved authorities. Further readable context is limited to a vague notice.
A garbled excerpt hints at a memo or discussion touching on treatment and events involving Amos and another party. The fragmentary lines suggest a casual or informal record rather than a formal report, with unclear context and attribution.
A damaged OCR snippet from a local newspaper mentions teams and players in a rough play by play. It lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes but suggests a game event or score context needing clarification.
Small town style classified items across Corry Pa listings include livestock sales such as poultry and horses, details on breeding stock and sale conditions, and requests for buyers or sellers. Observed entries mention white leghorn pullets, barred rocks, and farm animals, plus dairy cows and general merchandise offers with contact hints and street references.
Public notices and solicitations for Corry area involve a Methodist Episcopal society seeking bids by noon Monday August 14 for brick veneer porch work, with bid packets to C H Bagley and a $40 non guarantor bid deposit. Additional administration notices grant of letters testamentary for Allan Smith and executor notice for Sylvester Schrumming, plus school district bid opportunity for Concord School concrete and related specifications to be picked up at 715 Mast Wayn, with bid submission by August 29 including certified checks and right to reject bids.
A mixed classified item notes an upright piano for sale at Hendersons on North Center Street and seeks two boarders or teachers near Fairview and High School. It also carries a political notice by a candidate for Register and Recorder challenging Republican primary decisions dated September 24, 1915.
Market report from New York and Buffalo covering WHEAT FLOUR and POULTRY prices, live cattle and hogs bids, and sheep and lamb values. Highlights include No 2 yellow wheat, white wheats, fancy blended flour, fresh poultry, and varied livestock quotes with bid ranges and notable firming or declines across commodities.
By Latirel Wesley Long the Sixteenth Grant Americas Trapshooting Handicap comes to Grout Park on Lake Michigan in Chicago August 16 to 20. Leading shooters include Charles M. Newcomb of Philadelphia George L Lyon of New York and Alden Richardson of Dover with high averages and recent titles cited. the piece notes their past wins and hopes for glory at the event.
Jamestown reports the mysterious disappearance of Lewis Grannis, a resident of James M. Frown Pont, GA, age about 40, who vanished from his home near Randolph dairy while preparing breakfast. Neighbors describe a routine morning, but no trace of him or his bicycle has been found, with investigations focusing on the route toward the old highway and nearby creeks. Local officials and Mr. Grannis’s family called for calm as search efforts expand to adjacent farms and roads.
An 19th century ad-style notice touts San Cure Ointment and San Cure Soap from Thompson's Medical Co. It claims quick healing for piles, bleeding, and itching, plus fever sores, ulcers, burns, and skin ailments. The copy pushes low prices and money-back satisfaction, noting availability in Titusville.
An old newspaper fragment lists D F Southworth Florist offering floral arrangements at moderate prices with a near trolley line address on Cohimbuy Avenue and North Center Street. It also notes Dr Andrew S McKelvey Chiropractor at No 2 Park Place with a Bull Phone 256-1 and a separate office on Park Place, Corry Pennsylvania.
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