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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1921
Page
6
A damaged classified fragment lists rental options including furnished rooms with water and gas at 197 Gold St and a suite at Lipman Block. Mentions Livermore and a West s Grocery area with rooms available, plus notes on beds and layouts in terse terms.
Fragmented church notice describes sermons and services at First Church of Christ Scientist in Park Street area. Mentions congregants Tim and Josie and a Sunday 100 AM service with a Wednesday 8 PM testimony meeting.
Readouts mix multiple church notices from Alliance Church Christi and Missionary Alliance and U.S. Brethren Church. Details include pastors Rev O J May and Rev IRIB Showers, Sunday School sessions, divine services, commemoration events, youth groups, and July gatherings at Hopkins Grove and Carter Lot church. The items note congregational votes, mission work, and upcoming campaigns with various times and venues.
Church announcements list sermons, classes, and events across multiple congregations including Northern Baptist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Methodist churches. Dates cover a Sunday schedule with topics like Napoleon of Christ and discussions on Epokesmen of 1776 and 1861 65.
The readable fragment shows a girl discussing appearance and shopping with her mother and a friend. She mentions visiting a place on Center Street and being urged to see a showman at 117% Colter Street, hoping to buy items for the girls.
fragmentary notes reflect a lively editorial page discussing American diplomacy, leadership questions, and the Atlantic outlook. references to Admiral Bin and public speech critique hint at tense exchanges over policy and accountability.
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