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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1921
Page
6
A jumble of classified ads lists rooms for rent and furnished spaces on Maple and Gold streets, plus stores and apartments at Main and Congress. An editorial note pivots to church outreach and a comparison to wartime campaigns urging a social reform, urging the community to resist indulgence and drink, urging unity against vice. The piece links church attendance with civic effort and cites historical targets to spur action.
Classified style notice seeking a reliable person for baking and other tasks. Contains multiple garbled lines and several unrelated job requests with vague contact details and locations in New York and Pennsylvania.
Classified listing with assorted items: tools, furniture, piano, car parts, a 6 cylinder touring car, an Auburn, uprights and new pianos, tomato plants, and household goods. Includes contact cues such as Bell numbers and addresses. notes cheap prices and easy terms.
Prices for NgW Studebaker models and options appear, listing various coupe and special models with unclear abbreviations. The text references June 1 as in effect date and mentions several car names and prices alongside a Rex Garage.
The Salvation Army officers Captain Bernant E Flinn and Lieutenant Prank Goldensehah invite the public to a night of praise and open air work at 8 oclock. Services begin Sunday with 9 40 A M residential open Ate on Shady Avenue and Main Street. An 8 00 P M open air meeting and 7 18 P M open air session are noted along with a 640 PM Young People's Legion gathering.
Sunday worship at First Methodist Church MB includes morning services at 11:00 with superintendent E Weir overseeing graded work for youth. The program lists public worship at 4 A M and 7 P M, with sermons and activities for boys and girls under a coordinated church schedule.
Readable fragments show Sunday schedule across Presbyterian First Presburgian Ray A E Stockham pastor 8 45 AM Sunday School lesson Making the Nation Christian 9 40 AM Brotherhood class 11 00 AM Service baptism or join instruction 6 00 PM Evening service subject Ste of Keuns Birth 610 PM Casig Endeavor My Kingdom Com e to the World 1 00 PM TAD P M Taion Baccalaureate at High School auditorium Rev A E Stocklam Good music Lutheran St Pauls 11 AM service text Luke 14 82 choir songs Only Wais ing Vespers omitted for High School service 1 00 PM Divine worship Woodmen events 4 00 PM Evangelical service Emmanuel Episcopal Mortimer Aviton rector 645 AL ME IBunity Holy Communion etc
A boy named Fred Karuku was struck and seriously injured when an auto hit him on a city street. He remained conscious at home with a compound fracture while a doctor reported serious injuries but no immediate life threat.
New cast report notes Fifi 4-Judge Bin ery yesterday as Movinila a twill worker, treated for a solation off the automobile. Tang to well fila bine, any IME Hnipeeds towel gi rl off $500 mice game on its. Ugh, and wign the pledge for a yene, gilt agreed to these conditions.
Fragmented notes from Chautauqua include a tour of a homestead at Tate Drive offered for rental with rooms and parlors, plus a charity focus on teaching and foreign workers. Winter scholarship funds and civic figures are mentioned, with social events and cottage openings noted amid local community activity.
A small sale listing items with prices: Cold Cream 15 cents, Ivory Buffers 25 cents, Cuticle Paste Box 15 cents, Lancaster Apron Checks 12 to 14 cents, Chambra Ginghams 17 to 25 cents, Bleached Turkish Towels 19 cents. Limited catalog of Colonial era goods.
In a close contest AMA Diempaey Day edged Forel with a 1 to 4 margin noted by observers, while Baturi claimed a separate victory in the same event. The result highlighted Day’s steady form and the competition’s evolving rankings.
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