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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1916
Page
3
A fragmented note describes Concord residents hosting a skit and social event at Mayville with guests including Crowell and Mrs. B. Wright, plus references to local graduates and a planned cream social by the Concord Camster Association. The text mentions excursions to Sisto College and a funeral planning committee, with scattered names and dates.
Cutting Church will have no services next Sunday. Row will speak at the Reformed Church in Clymer. Miss Mildred Miller of Hirle was a guest of Mr and Mrs Willan Neckore last week. Elen Tittle and Gleason Tamm reported mint at Warren this week. Mr and Mrs Pardvnk drove to N Clymer Sunday to visit relatives. Glen Bélknap from Hope College Michigan spent time with his parents. Mrs Henry Russitie returned to Clymer after visiting at her daughter’s home. Families of Orts Custor and son from Gry, Mr and Mrs Hap good of Clymer, and others attended gatherings Sunday. Mr Fritts of Cony is spending four weeks with Mrs Courtright. Mrs Sarah Baievnk and children were noted visitors.
Thuradig Mr and Mrs Will Neckery Mr Bennin and son Lawrence drove to Corry Sunday to visit Henry Towline and Mery Garrett Onbridl who are in Corry Hospital.
vaudeville style film advertisement previews a realist war tale featuring Hobart Bosworth and Yaqui tactics. It promises thrilling combat and a strong Mexican military portrayal with a focus on preparedness and dramatic execution scenes. Public notice lists show dates including Monday Marines and Chas. Haplis in Pollan and Mary Pickford in Madame Butterfly.
President Wilson at the New York Providence Club banquet declares opposition to conquest and war with Mexico, vowing to serve all the American people. Colby’s Progressive ticket praised, while Wilson remains firm on peace as talks continue with party leaders and officials. The evening featured broad endorsements and a late start of remarks near 11 o’clock.
The readable fragments describe unclear names and phrases. No coherent event or entities to summarize into a factual news item.
Church notices list Morning and Evening worship times for Presbyterian and Methodist churches, Sunday School details, and midweek prayer meetings. Also includes Baptist, Episcopal, United Brethren, Lutheran, Christian Science, and Alliance services with service times, locations, pastors, and special events.
Valuation, Asbury, Washington Street area hosts a special meeting after an open air service. Sunday activities include Sunday School at 10 a.m., Special Study, 7 p.m., Open Air Service at 7:30 p.m. Young People’s Legion gathers at 4 p.m. with song service and short talks featuring Ensign Smith. Fourth of July outing planned for next Tuesday.
fragmentary entry mentions Glenn R. Davis mint and remaining amount to be placed for collection in a few days. It lists Edward St. Pierre at the store of Vierre and Frew or to Me Davin. The text appears garbled and inconsistent with readable facts.
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