Wintory Ladies Meet at Joli Culler Home
The Wintory Ladies will meet at the home of Mr. Joli Culler in North Venentivet this Wednesday afternoon.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1924
Page
4
The Wintory Ladies will meet at the home of Mr. Joli Culler in North Venentivet this Wednesday afternoon.
An assortment of town notices and ads describe store specials at Wilcox on East Main Street and H Clark & Son Co. promote roofing sales and hardware, with low prices on vegetables, meats, and household goods. Community events include a church meeting, a ball, a dance at Findley Lake pavilion, and a nonprofit meeting for the American Home Watchmen, all reflecting a busy midweek through July in Port Gerry and nearby Glenwood Park.
Corry Public Schools will send sixteen teachers to summer school. The event, overseen by Superintendent Hemistreet, aims to boost instruction and direct benefits back to the city and its pupils. A complete list of attending teachers includes many named instructors from various colleges and universities.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sale by H. Clark & Son with various items including tools shingles and possible timber. The garbled text references wind rain and a market area, with scattered mentions of commodities and bids. No clear owner, date, or outcome is established in the readable fragments.
A damaged fragment describes a county court ruling on damages in a case involving a man accused of actions related to road safety and driving behavior. The text references a judge and public roads actions, with emphasis on duty of care and safety. The readable phrases imply a verdict or proceedings about negligence and road conduct.
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