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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
6
Local business listing notes Starr Granite and Marble Works located at 148 Maple Avenue in Corry Pennsylvania. Details on services or hours are not provided in the fragment.
Notice of an application to the Governor of Pennsylvania by C D Miller B A Lyons D J Pitt R O Suspp and A Th Hasbrouck for charter of a proposed corporation named Corry Milling and Supply Company to manufacture buy and sell rain food furs fertilizer farmers supplies and commodities under the 1874 act and supplements detailing rights privileges and incorporation proceedings.
Pho members of the Woman'y Te Form Leary mark plans for a public meeting to draw general interest to the organization. Preliminary plans for the gathering were considered this week and a permanent committee lineup was established including Entertainment, Membership, and Civic Endeavors. An executive commission with sub-chairmen was authorized to act in emergencies on behalf of the league.
A chaotic conference scene described with disjointed notes. Attendees faced disruption as some participants were prevented from moving forward while others urged serious attention to a speech by Dr Wertheimer. The report notes a cold, dry address and a strange mix of names and phrases.
Wartime employment policy favors married men and service members for available positions. Officials urge adherence to the rule as new orders emphasize prioritizing those with families and military service to support the public during the war.
A Spring Creek news note covers a Wednesday gathering at Mrs. Rigety and Mrs. Bus Unica Hoggan’s home with many attendees. It mentions Mr. Eua Donaldson and others, mail delivery, cemetery visits, and various local movements. Mrs Willis Biniley was hospitalized after a fall, and Mr and Mrs Greyley of Corry visited kin while Peak Testor updated a car.
The entry describes a working woman’s daily grind and health issues faced by many, noting long hours, cold and pain, and the burden on family life. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a lasting aid to female health and strength.
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