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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1921
Page
2
The advertisement lists various wool and cotton blankets with regular prices and sale figures. Prices include Buffalo and Blue Ridge blankets marked around 15.68 to 40.00, plus 5.08 to 6.00 ranges for WorTiny and other wool items. Cotton blankets, hand made comforts, and household textiles appear with several discounted tags.
A list of fabrics and dress goods with prices including crepe meteor, plain and figured georgette, serges for men and women, and various colors. Includes mossaling, wool blends, and sale pricing shows bargained rates across multiple items and weights.
Unclear OCR text lists products and prices for Mohawk branded tubing and belts with reference to heavy unbleached fabric and price drops. Mentions Mohawk 9/4 Tubewet and Bel Spreads, previously 1.1, revised pricing unclear. No clear events or entities beyond Mohawk branding.
Lisle Musc and related items announced a rapid sale with discounted prices. Details were sparse due to partial OCR text but indicate strong demand and limited stock for quick turnover.
Erie County supervisors held their annual convention with the executive committee meeting at 10 o'clock and officials listed for sessions on roads and rail service. Speakers included I W Orton, William E Hirtz, and members from the Erie Motor Club, with discussions on road improvements and county engineering and planning.
Jay Washington and Willis J Hulings of Oil City participated in shaping a bill by the House Census Committee on Thursday to increase Congress from 40 to 48 members, citing the 19 Mie MEO census. Under the bill Pennsylvania would gain four additional representatives in the lower chamber.
In Union City, the girls’ team posted a decisive 58 to 26 victory over Kane, while the Kane boys fell short in a separate boys’ game. Key players included Morrison, Habel, Wright, and Morgan for Kane, with substitutions noted and scoring tallies listed.
Discovery of the child’s parents came through Salvation Army volunteers and local authorities. The mother is said to be a former resident of Tttea, New York, and the baby’s mother reportedly lived in Damostown.
A jumbled local page records numerous names and events from Corey and Warren areas. Mentions of Mr and Mrs Gilbert, Benjamin Bluior of Proton NW, and neighbors reference a funeral at Columbus-Hrkondy Cemetery and multiple visits, family sympathies, hospital stays, and travel between towns.
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