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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
8
Fragmented text shows two male suspects detained in connection with a fatal incident described as manslaughter involving a father and his son. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply ongoing legal proceedings and police involvement.
Fragmented text appears to discuss weight loss tips and unhealthy dietary ideas with garbled names and nonsensical phrases. The readable part hints at a health cue urging readers to try a method to reduce weight though details are unclear. The source presents no coherent event or figures.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society met at Pau Talthéran Church with Mrs J Rhinchirt and others on West Wayne Street. A year’s work report was presented, officers listed, and a delightful repast followed the session.
Funeral services for Morrill Moore were held this morning at 41 o'clock from Alexander & Company’s chapel. Reverend Brigitier of the Salvation Army conducted the service. Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery, with members of Columbus Grange in charge of the rites.
Attractive invitations have been issued by the Modern Dames club for their annual dancing party to be held Monday evening at MacCabe Hall. Rathbun's orchestra will furnish the program for dancing and, as in past years, the affair promises to be very enjoyable.
The Salvation Army citadel hosts a camp meeting with strong attendance and an engaging program. Commandant Smith and Mrs. Arthur Smith of Warren, Pa, perform on concertina and flutina while the audience joins in special choruses led by Commandant Smith. The continued service featured a notable message from the Commandant.
Ensign Wa Har of Greenville Pa leads the 7 45 service with Ensign Barker who holds the audience with a rare presence. Word is to come early and secure a seat as meetings progress in original camp gathering style among the woods near the Army bustling scene.
A January promotion emphasizes wall paper reductions as a good time to shop. The notice highlights short length nets, draperies, and many nets in pair goods, suggesting shoppers take advantage while the store is less busy.
A cheerful urge to buy self gifts for Christmas highlights options like a silk lamp a rug a cedar chest and fine glass or pottery as desired treats. The tone suggests thrift and practical luxury during holiday shopping without detailing specific stores or dates.
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