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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
4
A damaged readable fragment reports clothing and home textile items like rugs tapestry velvet and body coverings named in a messy listing. The text mentions shells and shop environment but provides few clear facts or dates.
Directing attention to the continuation of the January clearance sale on dry goods coats suits and furs with blankets hosiery and gloves at reduced prices. Items include cotton blankets wool blankets worsted and fur pieces along with ladies hosiery and knit gloves, reflecting broad stock discounts.
Advertisement lists dresses and skirts in various fabrics with 20 percent off. Outing gowns and petticoats shown with reduced prices, plus sale on coats including wool velour and bolivia silvertone colors. Multiple price points and sizes indicate a department store sale.
Readable catalog snippet shows discounts on suits in serge velour and twill with prices ranging from 14. to 60.00 plus numerous Georgette Crepe de Chine and Voile waists. The ad lists several price points including 35.00 40.00 45.00 for suits and 6.00 9.00 for crepe and voile garments.
An advertisement lists Pure Irish linen and napkins with a 20 percent discount. It markets ladies undergarments and union suits at various prices, including out ing flannel, percale sheets, and fur trims. The sale features a wide range of domestics and sweaters, with a blanket sale until February 1 and a no exchange policy.
In Lulga City and nearby towns, relatives and friends gather amid hospital and homebound days. Mrs. Syiling Vy Steirirt, Mrs. Can Myora, and Mr. Arthur Cassy are among those noted visiting, while Mrs. John Calvin hosts friends in Juiestown. Several towns send condolences and reminders of upcoming funerals as families await relatives’ returns from trips.
Readable fragments show 28 enrollments in two weeks with room for 20 more. Evening and night classes appear fully booked and no more acceptances are offered. Local school administration communicated this constraint to applicants and parents.
A partial wall failure at the U S Chair Company plant caused damage to the factory today. Workers reported major destruction in the west portion while rescue teams and officials assess the remaining structure and potential hazards.
A dense social page records a year end afternoon at Mix home with Rev Beaokou officiating and a long list of attendees including Walter Veako, Mis 8, Ke Lawls, Arthur Wester, Mrs. Wate Kennni and many others. Volunteers are welcomed at Red Cross, with a program featuring papers by Strurl and songs and performances. The day closes with a large gathering, religious talks, and plans for future meetings at local churches.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a pale complexion and a substitute product named Olive Tablets. It appears as an advertisement or health claim with unclear formatting and no coherent narrative or verifiable details. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly named.
A fragmentary notice hints at a thriller related event or show. It mentions a dramatic evening with potential twists and a reunion under rainy weather, suggesting a moody venue and suspenseful atmosphere. Names or exact details are not readable in the OCR.
A Nobidill sortie of Corry Gringe will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. Mem Dire mforged the con by oudae of Worthy Master A. Ladd.
Market update notes varied listing names and companies such as Baldwin Locomotive Bethlehem Steel Boston Wyoming Copper Com Product Condon & Co and New York Central. It mentions refining Nevada Como and Pennsylvanian fuel interests with sparse readable details. The text lists several firms and places suggesting a broad market snapshot.
A fragmentary note reports a theft incident titled sod with vill thie in Otaws Aiud. The readable text indicates a court action or financial claim involving restitution or seizure of property. Further details are not clear from the fragment.
A fragmented text item mentions a map and a person named Root with ill health. The readable portions imply a local notice or note but lack clear event details, dates, or places to specify a full report. This summary preserves the limited entities present.
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