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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1923

Page

8

League Films Draw Crowds In Corry Showing

In Clymer and Corry area reports of strong turnout for a January 25th Rex Theatre showing feature a League educational film. The program highlights the Farmers plant in New York and local industry work while a speaker outlines facts and plans. Attendees include Laura Nethers hosting Howard Crandall and Mrs Minne Ackama hospitalized with appendicitis.

Clymer N.Y Jan Cloyd Mergink Corey Anil Carl Callish Armel Sherman Chilish Carl Callish Rusville Glyde Reeman Corry Tasiky Mars Brooks Locortive Diviside Lon Mais Durkile Tyes Mea Abert Amini Anry Lon Shel Gon -Phrogs Corry Hospital Corry Ledge New York Wyattier League Vogue Laura Nethers Howard Crandall Minnié Ackama Cogy Hospital

Such is Fame Bishop Meets Stranger in Paper Picture

A famous bishop waits for his meal as a man scans him with a glance. The bishop nods to a nun and the stranger politely asks, in archaic wording, if the bishop appears in the paper. The bishop replies that it is very likely he has seen the bishop’s likeness in print.

Anister

Firebugs Suspected After Dunkirk Blaze Damages Storeroom

In Dunkirk on a late Saturday night a fire damaged a building at Genet Street owned by Paul Wells, used as a store room for old furniture and hosting Max Biel's tin shop. Incendiary origin is suspected after a suspicious man was seen nearby. a youth was questioned but cleared. This marks a third suspicious blaze in Mr. Weiss owned properties in recent years. Mrs. J A Ammold visited Buffalo on business Tuesday.

Dunkirk Genet Street Catineslman Paul Wells Weiss

Fall Fatal to Portland Man

Portland man John D. Morse died after a fall from his bedroom window at his Main Road home. Police say he leaned out for air while his nurse was away, slipped, and tumbled about 15 feet to the lawn during a weeklong illness with influenza. His condition worsened that night.

Portland John D. Morse Main Road Mr. Morse

Roberts Shop Starts 1923 Prosperity Sale

The Roberts Shop proclaims a Prosperity Sale to begin 1923 after a year of strong business. They promise better goods at lower prices, quick turnover with small profits, and the best possible service to bring in a year of prosperity. A store full of bargains is highlighted.

Roberts

Children's Coat Sale Prices Listed

Readable ad notes coats for children priced at 8.50 9.75 and 7.98 dollars. No further details on sizes brands or store name provided.

Special Prices on Ladies and Misses Skirt Deals

Special prices listed for ladies and misses skirts including $9.50 and $10.00 and $12.00 skirts. Also scarf sets sweaters and infants knit wear offered with prices such as $16.50 for skirts.

Dresses on sale in wool crepe and more

A series of garment price updates lists wool crepe dresses at 15.00 and higher discounts for other fabrics. Prices rise from 11.98 to 45.00 with several intermediate markdowns including 18.50 22.50 and 27.75 alongside multiple 15.75 16.98 and 19.98 tags suggesting layered sale offers and cross category discounts.

Local Clothing Ad Highlights Union Suits and Vests

An admixed ad lists Sard corsets in sizes 27 to 36 at 2.49 plus LADIES KNIT Vests and fleece lined pants. It promotes Phoenix brand union suits in long to no sleeves, heavy weight options, and extra fine wool/silk blends priced up to 4.00.

Phoenix Brand Phoenix Union

Special Prices On Knitwear For Misses Children Infants

Special prices on all Misses Children and Infants knitwear. Wool shirts and vests cut from 1.50 to 1.75 sale 98c. Wool princess slips sizes union suits were 1.75 sale 98c. 7 to 6 were 1.85 sale 98c. Fine fleece lined infants Tafints rubber stock pants 39c.

Silk hose price listing in multiple colors

A brief price listing shows silk hose offered in black and brown with a price tag of 59 cents. The note highlights color options and a single unit price.

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Norfolk Bernstein Bros. Clothiers Furnishers N. Center St J. A. Ammold Buffalo World News R. F. Livermore CO Bolivia Ting Poirer Twill Children’s Coat Sale Skiry FURS Burson Children’s Black Fleece Ars Suede Roberts Shop Phoenix
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