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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1916
Page
8
Spartansburg residents note the Golden Wedding anniversary of Mrs. Schmetter and Sidney Pierce with about 125 invitations. The Grange Hall is booked for the celebration. H Tauber was called to Buffa.
Readable fragments report a planned supper hosted by the Good Luck faction at the home of Mrs Frank Jonesy on Wednesday February 4 1916. Mentions Mrs N Smith and Mr and Mrs Alnaworth with references to visitors guests and parental arrivals in a community notice.
Fragmentary item notes Roynoldaville West Virginia stay plans for a few men. It mentions I A Taylor ill at Rordon's home in Montpolier Tid and reports he is unable to retain musk battery though not able to retina. Mrs Post of Tryonvilla cared for her sister Mrs Go H Day who has been ill with a fever and returned home Wednesday.
Patrons of the institution withdrew deposits over three days amid a bank run. Officials report the run has ended and express confidence in the bank’s soundness despite fears, noting the latest figures show deposits stabilizing.
J. D. Murray humorously compares marriage to commutator brushes in a running satire. He invites readers to see the likeness through a playful, argumentative style, promising to prove the point with persistent demonstration and wit.
Meadville February report details Sparta resident Blakwdlon fined 140 dollars plus 11.20 costs for shooting four pheasants and four rabbits out of season. Arrested by State Game Protector Langdon and brought before Alderman Beynton. He paid the amount to avoid 162 days in jail. The case described as a flagrant violation, serving as a warning to others about hunting law compliance.
Meadville on February 2 reported another cook fight at the old sand pit drawing birds and backers from Cumberland and Massachusetts. The Bradford delegation was understood to have won the mopey light amid growing Meadville notoriety for such events.
United States Senate committees approve a new colonial treaty in open session after reducing indemnity from twenty five to fifteen million. The report notes nation wide concern over the safety of submarine K-56 and mentions local interest tied to William J. Bradley, son of Henry Bradley, a county boy and crew member’s relative.
A fragmentary ad touts Ely Cream Balm for nasal congestion. It urges readers to ask their druggist for a bottle to soothe swollen mucous membranes and relieve a clogged nose quickly, promising relief within moments. The copy uses misspellings and odd phrasing.
Fragmentary text records Judk Bradley of Sheffield serving on the K-45 and Vermont in prior enlistments. It mentions transfers from a government supply ship, a return visit to Shoftida between terms, and a local newspaper note about a submarine return, with Warren Miirror cited.
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