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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
7
A partial OCR entry notes a watch pie train event and mentions a Buffalo location with related activity. The readable phrases are incomplete, offering little clear action, names, dates, or institutions for a fuller summary.
A historic discussion considers removing the quarantine and restrictions on scarlet fever after new examinations and pending schedules for upcoming weeks. Mentions May as the target period and notes official reports and December-like references to public health actions and school graduations in Tacaligh.
An invitation asks residents of Corry and nearby areas to leave their old shoes at the store for rebuilding with high grade material and first class workmanship. The offer promises guaranteed durability comfort and workmanship at the lowest possible price and notes children may send in shoes as well.
A brief item notes Morick Shoe Store and Shoe Repair located at 117 North Center Street. The entry provides no additional details on hours, services, or dates, but identifies the business and address in the downtown area.
Puzzle and classified section from The Journal includes a long horizontal word grid with numerous entries and an extensive classified index covering Announcements Automotives Employment Financial Instruction Livestock Merchandise Rooms and Board Real Estate for Rent and Sale Auctions Legal Notices plus editorial notes on ad policies and pricing.
A compact notice set lists items including a grave marker service by Starr Granite & Marble Works and an address in Washington 8bry Pa. A lost and found note requests return to the Journal Uffica Beal, and an autos for sale line advertises a Forbess 2 Spaulding guardates used cars priced around 400i.
The fragment advertises auto parts and services including magnitco magnets, battery service, Stanley Springs, and garage rentals. It mentions Tony Jackson and Shuss Bris shop, along with Alexander Laundry and various home services. It reads like a busy classified page with multiple listings and promotional lines.
A fragment listing items such as chickens, horses, carts, vehicles, window glass, and various poultry supplies appears with retailer names and street references. The text hints at shop offerings and market entries amid garbled OCR, mentioning Main Street and general merchandise like household goods and experiments.
A jumble of employment notices includes positions for a female worker at a factory, a male sales or delivery role with car, and an underwriters' syndicate seeking recruiters. Also present are rental listings, boilerplate notices, and scattered business ads from Cleveland and Pennsylvania era listings.
The Alathian Society plans to open the Salvation Army drive on June 19 and elects new officers. A detailed account describes society meetings, officer names, and a planned picnic at Mrs. Emerson’s cottage on June 17, with reports of youth and church activities and local events.
Notice announces a city ban on fight parking in the business section and requests strict enforcement by motorists. G. W. Dunkle, Chief of Police, signs the notice.
Brief, garbled OCR snippet references a weekly condition note and a tune from an SF related source. No clear persons, places, or events are readable to identify a concrete news item.
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