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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
2
A fragmented note explains the 1920 census aims to collect farm and household details. It emphasizes confidentiality, government use limits, and mandatory responses, listing farm size, value, equipment, livestock, crop outputs, mortgage status, and labor.
An 1910 style census excerpt lists questions for individuals: age, birthplace of person and parents, immigration and naturalization status, native language, home ownership and mortgage, occupation, and employment status. It emphasizes family details and work status for each person interviewed.
Sealed proposals for the Gust Church and Fifth street sewers at Corry Penna are due by 8 p m Monday December 20 1919. Bids must cover 10 inch and 6 inch tile sewers manholes and curb details with guarantees of contract authority and certified funds or cash 4500 dollars. Proposals obtainable from the City Engineer with right to reject any bids.
The article records the annual Charity ball of Carty Tolge Be Pelke with 150 couples at the Armory, featuring the Hanjo orchestra and a new feature. It also notes the fourth anniversary wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. D. Hos orouck with visits to the Hills and a Christman party, plus several social engagements and gifts received.
A well attended Christmas Eve service featured a midnight program with carols and a Sunday school display. The choir performed a mass while children recited pieces and the congregation sang Silent Night and other carols under a festive, reverent atmosphere at the church.
A brisk winter moment prompts warmth with a simple request for a cup. The line suggests a traveler or passerby seeking comfort from the cold and choosing a hot drink to ease the chill day or night.
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