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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1918
Page
6
Rev. F. 8. Gray will officiate tomorrow at Emmanuel Wel Bal Scopal Church. There will be early celebration of the Holy Communion with the morning service. Sunday school will be held at the naval Hime.
The bank reports deposits increasing to 7,140,000 while overdrafts total only 8.04. Total resources including trust deposits exceed 10,800,000 under banking commissioner requirements.
Balconer July 4 a collision at the corner of Maly and Dow streets injures several Pennsylvanians. Mrs Carpenter and William Trouelon are pinned under a overturned car. Mrs Houston and others suffer shock and bruises. Jones General Hospital reports serious injuries and possible complications. The wrecked auto is badly damaged.
J Rubb advertises special prices on mattresses upholstery refinishing packing and crating at 248 Franklin Teese.
A fragmentary account claims Cpl. Moore of Company B, reportedly wounded in France, though no official casualty list confirms this. The report cites a message via relatives and notes possible detachment or delayed confirmation, inconsistent with standard army reporting practices.
The local exemption board resolved a list of special occupations for which Hewht reglateanto any volunteer and In which they may be inducted when government calls arise for special services. Only qualified men may register and be inducted, with volunteers limited to those in the 191% class and subject to bias allocation rules.
The notice announces chiropractor F G Emerson D C offering care with no surgery or medicine and claims health restored. Office hours listed as 2 PM to 4 PM and 7 PM to 8 PM. Address appears as 41 3 Mant Mate tenet, though readability is poor.
An advertisement urges readers to buy ornate name plates for two dollars and two hundred fifty dollars in plates for forty. It touts permanence and tarnish resistance, urging recipients to drop a card to a Chicago address.
A fragmented notice lists various trades and crafts with a note that the union requires male workers for key positions. It mentions categories such as bricklayers, carpenters, concrete workers, cabbinet makers, and many workshop roles in a period of restrictive hiring practices.
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