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A damaged OCR fragment mentions a sore yon nor tab 1 hw Toul then fou rom.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a sore yon nor tab 1 hw Toul then fou rom.
War damaged report recounts a pair of wealthy women and a man named roon chased by Ma Huytun pallet Drax and Avery near Hig Btute Hospital. A forceful pursuit to a village end, doors closed, injuries implied. The incident occurs along Hospital avenue and the D A V tracks with witnesses and local guards present.
The noted soprano Little Ate Marble, a clever and popular star, headlines a vivid show with a beautiful light soprano voice. Admission was eight dollars, drawing crowds at the largest New York venue. This marks her first amateur town appearance at popular prices, with further performances lined up at Candy Girl next week.
July events show Perry Centennial attendance at Eriy with neighbors exchanging goods from Rownd and Graham families. Moves include Mrs Richard Heabs traveling to MecKenn to visit aunt and Mrs Applebes Wastalan hospital stay. July 4 celebration at Hive Hyo hosts Hiram Hooran and guests with dinner, recitations, songs, and a grapho phone session.
P Weston, waiting in New York, traveled from Beloit to Minnesota and reached Tanoayfila at 6 60 morning, then left for Wyanaville at 4 p m. He aims for Madison Friday morning, stating he is a day and a half ahead of schedule and in good physical condition.
The special Saturday program at the Amuseo showcases uty and the Twins with Billy Vex, Flor ones Turner and the Nah, plus Fourbie reds and G cunts. Adv T818.
Dunkirk city officials face charges of licentious conduct against City Doctor George M. Walter, to be heard by the Common Council. City Engineer John M. Hackett and others are implicated. hearings set for the January 15 session amid investigations into public improvements and contractor relations.
A large Columbus delegation traveled to Erie to attend the Pyrry celebration. Local residents, including Mrs. Will Danton and Mrs. Page, hosted visitors from Corty and Warren area, with many townfolk visiting relatives, attending social events, and noting ongoing Perry celebration activities.
Sealed proposals will be received on Monday July 21 1913 for Liberty Street sewer construction and extension works in Corry. Bids must be in duplicate addressed to the City Controller and City Clerk with a certified check of 150 dollars for the Liberty Road sewer and 50 dollars for the Liberty Street sewer as a contract guarantee. Blank proposals available from City Engineer City Building. The Council reserves right to reject any bid. City Engineer Nevin R Dickson, City Reporter.
The undersigned administrator notices all indebted parties to call and pay sums owed to the estate of Clarenne Smith deceased dated July 2, 1913. All persons having claims against the estate must present them to the administratrix to receive settlement.
Bids for rural school supplies will be received until July 29 and August 20 in Corry Pennsylvania. De GA Bilston, chair of the committee, lists the supplies to be purchased. Send bids to Th I Rows, secretary of the board of school directors, Corry, Pa.
Notice to trespassers forbids hunting and fishing at Meadow fairmount. The report notes a pleasant social gathering on Tuesday afternoon with guests Mrs. Toutsé Wight of Corry and Mrs. Raymond, who served sandwiches coffee cream and cake. A next meeting with Mrs Title Allen’s is planned for August 6 in town, featuring O K Dean from Pittsburgh and other locals.
Jamestown schools run playgrounds daily from 8 to 12 and 1 to 6 with play programs planned each day. Milly Elizabeth Bontor supervises, with teachers and directors in charge and popular shower baths at Sherman Street School and District No. 6.
The annual Salvation Army outing is set for Saturday July 19 at Death's Grow, Columbus. William Smith has arranged pickup from the Instruction Building Saturday morning at a.m. Attendees will enjoy games, tacos, and a meal with lunches provided.
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