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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
3
The readable text is garbled with random letters and incomplete phrases making it impossible to identify names places or events. No cohesive report or factual details are extractable from the fragment.
Community announcements include Baptist and Congregational meetings, bridge club at Mrs. A. O. Ragon, Missionary Society at 221 Concord Street, and church activities. Births, funerals, and hospital updates noted alongside shop hours, early closings, and local business ads.
A. E. Pettit Florist at 910 Main St notes availability of bedding plants for porch and window boxes including asters tomatoes cabbage gourds and peppers. The shop advertises prompt delivery and mentions a plant selection to be picked up or arranged near the depot three blocks away with greenhouses lit in the evenings.
Mrs Elizabeth Whitford daughter of Ransom Whitford and Mary McCamant born February 19 1847 in Clarion Pennsylvania spent life in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania including Corry and Columbus died aged 34 no the obituary notes husband daughter Mary Johnso and brothers Din J B McCamant Chay and sisters Miss Michelin and Clara McCamant. Funeral held at home 8197 Main Street in Tyrone conducted by Capt Smith Salvation Army burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
Fragmentary note describes a planned performance labeled The great Opera of Garmon with music from the Lyric to morrow night featuring Knaupitut May and Lewmar in a preview of the upcoming show.
Unclear text describes Bickford and HMckiy of Erie organizing a semi professional team to represent Corry in the Independent Association. The group played minor games with the Sailors at Erie during training and may appear in coal games once Dr. Mich completes his Columbus diamond. A call went out to interested parties for involvement.
Regular meeting with most members present except Calkins. The record of prior meetings read and approved. Concurrent and joint resolutions noted. Monthly treasurer’s report accepted and filed. Petition to remove Chief of Police Stevens tabled. Street committee to investigate Duane Street extension. Property committee instructed to install telephone or gong at chief engineer and street commissioner residences. Adjourned.
At the regular Lost 70 encampment on May 20 the post unanimously adopted thanks to Hon N A Walling for the address lodge 769 B P O to Gill yoor for presence in the parade Mayor Alexander for armory seating and services school children for flowers daily papers for printing the program motor vehicles for comfort and Ernest Schuyler for tram corps in the march Be it further resolved that these resolutions be published in daily papers For Post 70 N Baker Adjutant
The arrival of 400 tons of frozen boot mutton from Australia signals a promising market opening for farmers. In Sparta town, W. W. Cook underwent abdominal surgery at Corry Hospital for a serious rupture and reports steady recovery and gratitude to staff. Ten thousand Masons from Pennsylvania and beyond will attend Elizabethtown’s Grand Lodge Hall dedication on Thursday the seventh, the first in a planned eight million dollar building series serving as HQs and social spaces for the order.
The Lyric Theater advertises a two reel feature titled goversign of the Tinn or Kidnapped by Acroplate at the Durntog palace. A thriller program with Carmen opera shown tomorrow for five cents admission.
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