Corry Fair and Driving Park Association Notice to Members
Notice to members of the Corry Fair and Driving Park Association requests attendance at a meal meeting in Corry Pennsylvania on Monday evening. W W Morgaridem, board member, signs the notice.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1918
Page
3
Notice to members of the Corry Fair and Driving Park Association requests attendance at a meal meeting in Corry Pennsylvania on Monday evening. W W Morgaridem, board member, signs the notice.
Fragmentary OCR lists bits of wood types and prices including beech cherry butternut and maple with amounts like 64.00 and 2.60 noted among odd phrases. unreadable context.
Meeting notice for the Gerry Mateal Fire Instrance Company to be held at the company office. Address listed as No 91 Wont Warkington, with details unreadable in the fragment.
A fragmented OCR item mentions an owner and a cat remover. Readable bits imply a local notice or brief about a pet issue but details and context are missing to establish full facts. Further readable text is needed to form a complete headline and summary.
A Philadelphia woman testifies after seven years of back pain and irregularities that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health. The letter extols the remedy's effects and urges others with similar symptoms to try it.
In Columbus and Hudson school notes, a flag raising mixup is corrected naming Lola SchrammIng as the proper bearer. The column lists local visitors from Jamestown and Spring Creek, infant illnesses, and community events at Hudson school with residents assisting and sending thanks to neighbors. Local officials for Columbus borough council are named, including Henry Alten as burgess and W J Dowsy as clerk, with other appointees and visitors noted.
Franklin police captured Private Harry Goss of Company F 112th Pennsylvania Infantry at his Franklin home Friday night after a quarantine violation at Augusta Georgia. Goss claimed to be absent without leave and said he came from Camp Hancock via Washington Baltimore and Harrisburg. Authorities await Captain Sutherland’s guidance on charges while the sergeant will report back after a ten day period.
An old advertisement touts Phoman Downey remedies for emergencies including brain issues, skin conditions, and burns. It claims extensive healing power, guarantees refunds, and markets products like Phoman- Downers with statements about antiseptic and healing virtues. The text reflects period marketing language with broad, unverified health claims.
In Harriburgh Tau, 1047 figures from the Bureau of Mines show total coal production at 267,795,203 tons, with 170,409,231 tons bituminous and 7,825,770 tons anthracite. Coke output topped 26,000,000 tons. The record year surpasses 1915 and 1960 totals.
Jamestown Jan 19 Police cleared up a mystery behind a fire at Huclid avenue school. Harry Speirs 19 confessed to breaking in to steal small change from Miss Pollard and Miss Otton rooms using a desk key found on scene. He dropped a lit match starting the blaze and is held at the station pending disposal.
A man collapsed after opening a door and passing out. He told police he had thrown a lighted match on the floor and realized it should not have been done. He did not crawl through the window to check if the flame went out and recalled the time being about 11 o'clock.
A fragmented schedule lists Molly King at Amuse in The Seven Pearls and Nance O’Neil in Mrs Belfame, with Virginia Pearson starred on Wednesday in AM for a Husband. Thursday and Friday bring The Balest Why with Clara Kimball Young, and Saturday features Wm 8 Hart in The Die Loser to.
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