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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
3
Mr. Tiador is slated to speak at Emmanuel's event amid a formal program. Attendees include National Asuet, with officials and clergy focusing on national unity and hospital matters as the ceremony proceeds.
A stream of social notes from De Vorn Wy firm and local churches highlights gatherings. Presbyterian Ald Sonny hosts Friday afternoon at Mrs C Bumaer’s, while Dawebinim af Ts holla plans a Knighta at Bi Huntly departure. Junior-Senior reception looms at Suju Amury with events including a wine tasting and a dinner.
A government bulletin reports 81,427 deaths due to flu in the United States from September 2018 to February 8. The figures are compiled by the Bureau of the Census from the period’s health data and issued in a formal government summary.
A fragmented frequent price list from Wood's Market shows free and reduced offers across various groceries. It highlights free items with purchases, cheap staples like beans and flour, and discount labels for meats and vegetables. The ad uses quirky spellings and older currency hints, naming local products and the store address.
Classifieds list multiple items for sale and services in Erie Pa. including a Stag engine, auto tops, a wave or Eur wave device, a driving horse, a two family house at 20 W Bom St, a used piano at Henderson Piano Co, and contact notes for buyers. Many garbled OCR phrases present but indicate local sale postings and merchant names.
Sealed proposals will be received by the city of Curry until 8 p.m. Monday, February 2, for a vandal alarm and fire alarm system to connect with a university fire alarm network. Proposals must be sealed and delivered to City Clerk with bidder names and totals. A bid bond of one hundred dollars is required. City Council reserves right to reject any bid. P. I. Weaver, Superintendent Park and Public Property.
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