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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
5
Wanted workers for a Congregational meeting this Friday at 4 pm. The Spring posse Red Cross firm calls for willing men and women ages 0 to 4 to join and receive wages. Address Box 1 Corry for details. all members are urged to be present.
A strange visitor from the skies topped down in front of the Sill home Sunday, injuring itself but surviving. The creature, described as a heron, appeared vicious as it fought to free itself, then was captured and taken to the area hospital for care. Local residents, including children and neighbors, watched the scene with interest as the wounded animal was restrained.
A fragment notes affordable ticket options promoted as the best value for readers. It hints at upcoming business expansion and new ventures following the initial push, urging readers to try the offerings. The tone resembles a brief advertorial from a past era.
The New Century Club hosted Miss Jonnie Patterson and Miss P. Broom at Maple Avenue, with lively readings and a Red Cross drive raising 22 dollars. Lilian Guild met on East Wayne Street with 24 attendees and a supper, while June 18 plans were announced for Harry Alexander’s home gathering on South Caster Street. A New Sk Club session featured a brief business period and social hour, leading to a summer picnic planned for late July. Judy Sullivan’s farewell honors at Miss Helen Lynen’s home included a wristwatch gift, with Fort Sioxum cited as destination and Hikwaird Anderson set to entertain the Bilen Wee Chi on West Church Street.
Air and Mrs W F Dycken express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness during their recent bereavement. They acknowledge the beautiful floral tributes and all acts of support received.
Military style notice urges donating books to training camps as part of wartime effort. Propaganda tone stresses saving humanity through supplies and stamps. No clear dates or names present in readable text.
A vague Saturday afternoon notice promotes local bargains within a five minute walk or drive from the heart of the city. The fragment hints at timely shopping opportunities but lacks concrete details such as items, times, or venues.
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