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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
4
Local notices report a church meeting for Epworth League members at 8 o clock with all members urged to attend. Also listed are funeral notices, a power of attorney, a florist ad, and highway department actions affecting regional roads with state funding.
The Ladies Furnishing store lists Galatea and Playmate cloths for children’s suits. A report mentions a theft tied to the area near Wayne townships and spring week events, with apologies pending payment. Two suspects were traced but details are unclear in the damaged text.
An odd notices collection mentions a dining room girl needed for Palm Restaurant and rooms to rent near a drug store. It references shop items, fabric dresses for girls, lawn mowers, and local business notices. A court case about Myers appeals to Superior Court and a 10 day deadline is noted for Moose Chih of New Castle.
Pringe Rupprecht reports frontline action at Ypres with Bevetten lines described as pressing the trench war. The dispatch notes artillery exchange and patrols tied to ongoing Allied and German operations on the Western Front.
New York Census work started with 800 000 names in Greater New York on day one. Officials aim to complete the count in 12 days, with 400 000 names to go today. Data will reshape senate and assembly districts and reflect immigration trends and suffrage implications. The estimate places state population at about 10 250 000, with health department figures around 6 800 098. The 1910 federal census recorded city 4 7 888 and state 9 11 614.
Harrisburg report states Governor Brumbaugh signed Sproul Senate bill into law this morning. The act requires counties to cover primary election expenses, with a projected annual saving to the commonwealth treasury of at least $800,000 every two years.
A reader asks why the city carnival is taxed under a $75 ordinance while the event incurs higher costs. The inquiry notes a $45 license plus police protection expenses and questions the carnival’s benefit to taxpayers versus its expense, seeking light on the fiscal impact of the carnival in the city.
A fragmented notice lists titles and names including Armusel Tonight and The Wrong Girl with assorted genres such as comedy and drama. It mentions Karen R. and Home Run Baker among actors in a mixed program with quirky, self described pieces.
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