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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
2
Tomorrow brings a major Dollar Day sale at N. Cohen & Sons featuring heavy discounts across fabrics and notions. Items include linen, organdie, voile, plaid suiting and corduroy at one yard for 1.00, plus two yards for 1.00 and numerous specials on curtains, sheets, hosiery, underwear, ginghams and more. The event runs Friday morning at 8:30, with prices highlighted to attract early shoppers seeking summer supplies at well below wholesale.
Fragmentary report describes a child nearly crushed by a heavy truck and later sheltered by bystanders. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged text. The incident appears to involve bystanders Bennett and Brook and a rescue moment near a canal or street, with water deprivation noted.
A partial readable excerpt describes a Joverty social at Elgin with items listed such as dresses, aprons, shoes, powder, and household goods to be offered or sold. The text mentions women and girls and a community event tied to a local school, with scattered references to clothing and supplies.
Yesterday at noon Miss Leone Pat and Roger Cresoy were married at the Presbyterian church in Erie. The groom has worked at the post office here for several months and the couple will reside at 832 West Wayne street after this week.
Local column lists residents and visitors in Columbus and nearby towns. Names include Carre Gordo and son Theatore of North East, Mr and Mrs Wayne Gordon, Miss Lorna Gordon of Pittsburgh, George Speier of Corry, George Ayde of Kennedy New York, D Raymonis, Harry Tyler of Westville Pennsylvania, Mrs Dewey, Mrs Lynn Stranigan, Mr and Mrs George Alcina, Geral awa Cecil, Mr and Mrs Gar ret Beusink, Mr and Mrs Walls, and others with brief notes of Sundays and Mondays gatherings and a church organ event at Myersdale.
The missive lists Mrs Beda Crosby visiting Corey and Miss Wong Moron making a Corty call. It mentions William Lanier and Dorothy McIntyre with daughters, and Mrs Nellie Scholaty and Mrs Murray heading to Corry in the afternoon. The text records social calls, family and neighbor movements among residents.
A brief funeral inauguration mention notes Pp attending the service for the late Cote Jusijoy Uhiniston. The short item records attendance and the solemn occasion in a concise newspaper style.
A teamster recalls a long lasting leg sore that doctors could not cure. After using Peterson's Ointment the wound fully healed, with the claimant crediting the product for relief and improved sleep. Orders directed to Peterson Co for 60 cent jars and mail orders.
The record lists maximums and daily readings for May with temperatures ranging from 35 to 60 degrees. It notes frosts on the 15th and 28th, mentions weather events like hail and thunder, and records cloud cover and wind.
Veatwoid Baran appears in Chichester Ste fish notices mentioning a local vendor name and item type. The fragmented text records a brief public notice style reference to fish purchases or supply.
Fragmentary note urges readers to continue with the paper despite unclear print and mentions appointment telephones. Mentions lighting or glass issues and offers valuable suggestions, suggesting readers call for an appointment.
The ad touts San Citra Ointment as the best cure for burns cuts and bruises and promises a money back guarantee if itching bleeding piles eczema or pimples persist. It urges every reader to buy a jar and keep it for emergencies along with Santira Soup touted for cleansing dandruff and skin impurities.
Mind to Thompson Medical Co ad appears in the page listing a druggist shortage or note. The readable fragment mentions Townsville Pennsylvania and a request related to available medicine or supply, with limited legible detail.
Unclear ad text promises a scalp rub with claims of relief and hair health. Mentions a company name in fragmented form and a money back guarantee. The readable parts suggest a marketing pitch for a scalp treatment product.
Corry residents praise W L Douglas shoes for lasting quality and value. R Morick the Shoe Man advertises direct prices stamped on soles and lists Corry sole agent AR Morick at 1172 N Center Street with repair services and guaranteed workmanship.
Lovell Supply Co de proudly advertises The Best Motor Oil in Lovell and Columbus Pa and Corry Garage Co in Corry Pa. The notice highlights availability at Lovell Supply and Corry Garage Co with location references.
Bar purchase is reported with acquisition details involving rubber, a 143 foot measure, and an address reference. The item list includes terms suggesting a trade or stock description and potential notable names. The fragmentary text implies a brief classified or notice item with miscellaneous details.
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