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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1915
Page
5
Personal mentions list residents returning from cross state trips and visits from ad viet to South Cro Jing. Several names travel to Mond Ville for the Orle railroad, to Columbus for business, or to Rochester MN for a brief stay. Others spend time in Bel or go to Pittsburgh and But f ale New York for family and social engagements.
Public notices describe a theater program at Library Theater featuring a comedy titled Nowtor and a drama with Madison and Womack in two acts. The bill includes Mary Puller Jipanne and a romantic, thrilling love story with a live’s life theme, plus a separate feature adapted from a Poplar moron Toni Author work. Admission is 5 cents upstairs and 10 cents downstairs with a 7 o’clock start.
A garbled OCR list shows Tracy O Newtone and Conny Trlonde hosting guests for a few days. Mentions of Mayor Olin Hillon and various attendees across Pittsburgh, Canada, and other locales, with plans and travels noted in a busy social scene.
The article notes work on the Federal Building will advance rapidly from Monday, with marble already placed in the lobby for decor. About $10,000 in materials have been prepared for the entrance hall, and crews are expected to push toward completion in a short order.
A Concord reunion gathered over 200 attendees for an afternoon program and dinner. Old acquaintances renewed ties as guests, including Mr and Mrs Dowell McCray of Mine Housa, Minnesota, Mr and Mrs H N Crowell of South Carolina, and Mrinit Btrs from New York, among others.
United Press dispatch from Ottawa reports 70,000 believed fighting at the front and 40,000 in military training camps under General George Pouter, with Canada preparing for potential battle. Wartime mobilization details are outlined as authorities coordinate defense and training efforts.
A feature on how a comedy is created at the Library Theater in Tinivanmi City, touted as a major movie hub. It notes visitors’ impressions and hints at a universal studio alteration to Rabtyd the Boreen for a May screening, highlighting industry methods and local interest.
A fragmented note on a theater production titled Wormwood references Toomey and Amuset Maria Corriln with near listing errors. The murky text hints at a dramatic masquerade or masterwork produced by Wan Farnum.
A chaotic wartime dispatch outlines Russian and German operations around Brest Litovsk and Vilna with shifting lines near Kovny and Manila fronts. It notes Archduke Joseph Padini burning Kagulentos Lokvale and hints at renewed offensives as armies maneuver, while Serbia Greece and Romania discuss concessions.
In Wilmington Delaware on August 28 John Warren and Howkis Johns were attacked by bees as they tried to move a wheat load under a storm. Their wagon horses bolted, the wagon bogged, and the men and horses suffered stings with one horse possibly fatally injured. The wives aided by soothing the swarm and freeing the animals but the scene ended with serious injuries and risk to life.
Fritz Helmer misplaced a $6 bill in his garden two months ago. While eating cabbage from the same garden yesterday he found the bill in the cabbage and commented on the odd coincidence of its recovery amid a tale of cabbage plants and misfortune.
United Fireau reports Berlin coverage of German capital events as government seeks public support for a new war loan. The note outlines wartime measures, Bavarian concerns, and the Reichstag deadline for approval with a five percent interest rate, aiming to raise funds by 1924.
Rev W M Courman missionary pastor will supply the pulpit Sunday morning and evening. The annual Meal Creek Baptist Association meeting is set for September 16 at Bradford area. A new time will be announced for the Wednesday evening choir practice. Wallace family recent move from New Hampshire limits return visits. Men s class extended to next form. regular school session at 18215.
A Corry resident advertising at North East Corry stirs local crowds during a festival edition. The scene features Mr Morguridge handing corn to young women, prompting playful quips as onlookers react with smiles and chatter about a notable street banner and community pageantry.
The Pythian Sisters held a picnic yesterday at the home of Moa on Westley Street. Attendees enjoyed a noon kitchen spread and afternoon activities before departing in good spirits.
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