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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
7
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Wanted immediate value tuney morgetts for a middle aged man to cover expenses in several towns. Permanent position for a reliable man with salary or commission. Also shoe polish outfit available and a list of locations. Legal notices follow.
A jumble of classified ads: female help wanted in Corry area for housekeeping and dining room work. hotel dining staff. farm and house for sale. sale of a piano and phonograph. real estate offerings including lots, cottages, and a church building. rental listings. and miscellaneous advertisements for pianos and music. Includes contact names and street addresses in Corry and nearby towns.
The Gettysburg celebration plans include lodging and meals for potentially 40 000 attendees. A 1600 cook staff will serve breakfast and dinner daily with trained army cooks, while extensive medical and hospital arrangements are in place to support veterans and ensure comfort during the encampment from June 29 to July 6.
Mr and Mrs L W Olda and relatives plan a June 12 tour through New York and New England visiting Northampton for Smith College commencement and Exeter for a college affair. Murray Olds and Ina Burton Arbuckle are among travelers, with a scenic route via Lake George and Lake Champlain.
Patterson Hangain of Oil City plans legal action after Detroit hospitals allegedly refused admission for his son injured by a train accident. He accuses crowded facilities and delayed treatment, claiming police and a chauffeur aided an improvised operation before the young man died hours later. A Buffalo attorney is reportedly handling the case for the family.
Denver officials gather as the Grand Army of the Republic Colorado Wyoming divisions plan a proposal to increase civil war veterans pensions. A memorial letter to Congress will be circulated and presented when the new session begins.
The text notes J R Graves will close Wednesday afternoon at the Hut of Charness Houses with jewelers not mentioned and mentions a Jerome TR Graves jeweler who wishes his name added to the list of those who will close regardless of competitors actions.
The administrator F. C. Whittlesey asks all persons with claims against the estate of H Whitlesey deceased to present them for payment. Creditors must file by instruction and all owe the estate will be paid by the administrator in Scorry Pennsylvania dated May 18 1913. Lost pair of bik's teeth reported with plea for return to Waynebrew A I Stergs.
In Washington June 8 William J Bryan heir to state reports excessive gifts as he jokes about white radishes. He says he does not market his own food but admits a fondness for radishes and recalls a tale of someone seeing him eat 24 radishes at one sitting. He notes the white radish is larger than the red one and requires fewer cuts.
The National Association of Clothiers opened its 17th annual convention in the city with talks on transportation, credit, and returns of goods. Officers and directors are to be elected today or tomorrow, with Yonkers expected to appear in the usual second-term rotation. In a separate incident, Joan Rapicky watched her infant daughter Margaret fall from a third story window and die after landing on a fence.
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