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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1922
Page
6
Fragmented ad text from Auburn New York region seeks a person or item delivery to 215 York Street. Contains garbled phrases about goods, repairs, and a money-back promise, with contact hint and unclear prices.
Rain or shine sale in Corry features a 90 head Nebraska horses aged 4 to 8 years. Percheron and Belgian bred draft and general purpose teams include Well mated pairs and farm horses. sires from western stock. Sold with full guarantee. Terms: cash or 30 days. 2 percent discount for Bl J. Auctioneer Rt rs, instructioneer Es
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a furnace, mentions installation and comparisons with other models, and hints at price and reliability concerns. The text lacks clear names, dates, or locations to form a full news item.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a dentist named Andrew B. Morelvey offering oral surgery and spine procedures. The text mentions a Hor Block location at Center Street and phone contact details, but the full context and dates are unclear due to light reading.
County officials report a state gasoline tax voucher covering November 1, 1921, to February 1, 1922, will cover five months of receipts. They expect the funds to pay interest on road bonds and finance county road improvements.
Another Readers Club gathering was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wight on West Frederick Street. Seventeen members responded to roll call with Longfellow quotations. The program included three papers on Early History of Harvard College by Mrs. Osborne, Early History of William and Mary College by Mrs. A. M McDonald, and Early History of Yale by Mrs. Ellen King. A discussion on educational matters followed. Members were asked to submit written topics for the year’s study. After a pleasant social hour, the club adjourned.
Philadelphia Eastern District and Pittsburgh Western District each gain a new federal judge under a new bill. Arthur L Bates of Meadville seeks the Pittsburgh seat, backed by local politicians. Senator Pepper remains noncommittal as the Pennsylvania delegation weighs candidates.
Clymer notes report a well received Southen Cinderella play directed by Mrs Gra Gnfisch and Edna Atmy with Mildred Young as Mammy Judy Johnson. Events include Mission Band gathering, Parents and Teachers Club officers elected, a fire at Gallup farm, E R Swift moving, a floor accident injuring Justice Gallup, Hollister Cooley auction cattle selling cheap due to bad roads, and local visits including Mrs George Hitchcock aiding Ruth Noyes. Health updates mention R V A Hewes recovering and George Kemp facing a severe illness.
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