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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1925
Page
5
George Tsuitty of Warren and Miss Marion Voting prepare for academic duties at Penn State. Mrs. M Loveland visits Spring Crest relatives. Miss Gladys Carson returns home from friends in the city. Alma Downey and brother Georgy Wha travel with relatives for weekend in Crown cite area.
Property listings describe multiple homes on N Centre and Frederick Streets, including a mayoral residence, vacant modernized dwellings, and double houses with four exits or doors. Several parcels feature separate lots, locations on Centre, Smith, Parlé, and H Centre Streets with sale or possession details and prices.
Personal mentions of residents attending funerals visiting relatives and traveling to cities. lists several families by name and location. Includes note on Titusville Spirit Traction property foreclosure sale for 2950 dollars and a medical injury at Cyclops Steel. marriages and a hospital operation report. local obituaries and a long row of short notices about residents moving or traveling.
A dense list of companies and tickers appears, including American, Bethlehem Steel, Anaconda, Canadian Pacific, Chicago & Northwestern, General Motors, Exxon, Reading, Studebaker, Union Oil, Westinghouse, and many others. The item resembles a stock market close compilation with numerous firm names and percentages or codes sparse or garbled.
Mr and Mrs George Adams spent the day in Warren. Mr and Mrs Carl Follett, visiting Mr and Mrs C J Pollett at Carter Hill, returned to Akron Ohio yesterday. Mr Follett and Miss Edith Witcotson wed Christmas Eve in Atton Ohio. Miss Evelyn Smith visited Titusville over the weekend with her father M S Smith.
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