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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1915
Page
8
Columbus groups finalize plans for an annual picnic to be held on the West Side Walk. Committees were appointed including HA West AL Schramb ding Chin Hrowm Dutton Bros and Bie UL Monroe to organize arrangements and ensure a successful event.
The Woodmen Circle will hold its annual picnic at Dunchumps Grove near Beotts Crowe Dug. A committee led by Monty Calburg Charles Lemter and Archi Alen are coordinating the event. Past picnics have drawn many members and families and were well enjoyed.
A fragmented note recounts a Monday afternoon game between Pittafield and Sprine Orie at Pittafield field, mentioning Holt Wan a Porky victor and references to local residents Morton Slinger Maslin Porter and Leela Donaldson. The piece notes travel plans, weather, and a boat trip from Clty as part of scattered community updates.
Local church pages list services for Baptist, Methodist, United Brethren, and Christian and Missionary Alliance churches. Romans include pastors C H Wallace H G Shaw NJ Macintyre John T Hatch. times vary with Bible School, morning and afternoon worship, Sunday School 9:45 or 10, and midweek prayer or study meetings.
Salvation Army announces regular Saturday night meeting after Oph Aly Mentines with additional Sunday special meeting at 2 pm, Sunday School 7 pm, Open Air Meeting 7 80 pm, and youth rally led by Masten Smith Omer. Emmanuel Episcopal Church across from Parks Rector Ray Sharpley offers Holy Communion at 8 am Midday Service 11 am Evensong 7 20 pm with study services. Christian Science holds services at 17 East Wash Street with Sabbath 11 am and Wednesday 8 pm services. Subjet Mending rooms open weekdays 4 pm to 1 am.
The snippet lists National League standings with teams like Brooklyn and Philadelphia, plus scores amid scattered names. American League standings show Chicago and Detroit with partial records, and International and Federal League fragments mention teams such as Montreal and Buffalo with partial scores and upcoming games.
Anita Stewart and Earle Williams star in a new moving picture feature described as a vivid portrayal of springtime youth and beauty. The film promises a grand story and will premiere at AMUSER’S THEATER in the near future as announced in The Journal.
Warren pursues a new race track at Lake Mile Circuit Meet planned for Tuesday as stables and horses ready. Warren County Agricultural Association announces fair from August 41 to September 3 with horse racing motorcycle shows and agricultural exhibits. Citizens have supported the project with over $40,000 to be spent on grounds.
A garbled ad invites customers unhappy with lawn mower performance to mail a note to Ta Caldwell at Wright Street Corry Pennsylvania. It promises a latest invention that fits the machine and sharpens blades evenly without filing. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge.
An incident at the Tittotson farm in Columbus Township Warren County leads to prosecution under the Tangxtont law by Emmett Curtis. The notice indicates legal action and jurisdiction in the local county court.
A lively library show promises three reels of entertainment and two acts of humor. The program features wordplay and top-notch fun, inviting patrons to enjoy a shared festive evening.
The city of Erie recently enacted an ordinance authorizing a $30,000 bond issue. The bonds, issued in $5,000 denominations, will mature in twenty years and bear four percent interest. Interest will be funded by a 0.054 mill tax on taxable city property. Proceeds will finance park improvements, paying, sanitary and storm sewers, and other minor Erie enhancements.
The program offers two feel good features, a punchy Keystone comedy and a thrilling drama. Winnie Greanwend stars in a superb bill praised as one of the year’s best, with lively singing-like verses and strong audience appeal.
Old Carpets transformed into new rugs offered by H Jay Spencer at 71 West Pleasant Street. Bell phone GW 71 associated with Nurs ery Stock Dry Cleaning and Dyeing services.
Fragmentary ad copy from Stockton's Columbus promoting a monument project. It promises a splendid memorial of lasting magnificence and urges inquiries for prompt attention. Mentions summer creation and a favorable price, with unclear product details and several garbled phrases.
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