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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
2
Ramsry Burton, head of A. P. Burton & Son, was elected president of the Pennsylvania funeral directors association at the midweek convention. The 1928 meeting was set for Brie's venue, with Byrlug Creek, Pa, mentioned as part of the schedule and venue discussions.
Major Phelps at age 18 leads Welw battalion of the National Guard and was chosen late commander of the White Spanish War Veterans yesterday afternoon at the court house, after the seventeenth April convention.
A young boy Eddie Nic Wieske, age 1, drowned yesterday afternoon at 4:40 PM after swimming near the Anchor Line dock in Lake Erie. Lifeguards were unable to save him despite efforts.
Chautauqua notes list upcoming events with speakers from Corry and New York. Mrs Hulse and Mrs Hawkins attend the June 12 gathering while Warren and Wets by udted highlight local firms. The National League plans talks on political education and summer programs at Chautauqua Lake with multiple speakers including Emily tclonbant and Mrs Wool as chairman.
News Leader reports Bein T O Ceallaigh elected as president of the Irish Republic at Sinn Fein parliamentary election in Paria reform era. Officers and party leaders hailed the victory amid ongoing conflict.
A notice lists a building at 218 Callas K of P between 2 and 4 hours for specified access. Readable fragments indicate a brief scheduling window and location.
The Spartanburg News Letter reports on community happenings including a mother’s illness, Marjorie Tint’s college trip, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Brenig, the Thesday Evening Club activities on Lettersnd Street, and plans for a harvest home celebration. It notes cemetery improvements, flower planting, a Mothers’ Day church event, and neighbors preparing for a ceremonial event at Camp Bloom.
An archaic advertisement touts SIMO salve as a antiseptic topical ointment for eczema and skin ailments. It asserts quick relief and healing, urging readers to ask their druggist to supply the product with a stated price and place names for distributors.
In a local suit, Meri seeks redress against nine Wallies regarding a disputed boundary and property rights. The action claims encroachment onto Meri’s parcel and requests court intervention to settle ownership and access. The case involves neighbors and a witness list, with preliminary motions anticipated.
An awkward hearing centers on a girl who failed to secure a proper fit. The judge directs her to a single premier shop at 117 North Coyter Street, promising a real fit by the sole expert in Copry. The tale ends with the girl seeking better guidance and a reliable place to shop.
R Morick The Shoe Man for Everybody announces Boat Shoe Shining Parlor at 117 Contor Street. Local customers are urged to visit for personalized service and quick shine jobs.
An unclear report notes several individuals including Iegehoot Palits Nol Couper and Taltian Pettin attending a Wednesday event at Chenier with Witur Merritt Jr. and spouse from Warton, plus Mr. and Mrs. Tots Morte, and Tajahard Urandy, indicating a社.
A garbled ColumbusChronicles brief lists a sequence of social visits, calls, and events. Names such as Olive Seluliun, N.R money, GoHi Daimyo, Moroni Olen, Dawnon, Poroths Pati, and Sarah Ceattum appear amid scattered references to gatherings, school events, and local visitors, with several entries incomplete or distorted. The fragmentary текст records various communities and households visiting or hosting during a period, mentioning families, neighbors, and local organizations like the Connihan Eagles and the Charter Bandhorg, along with scattered cues to dates and places in Columbus.
A large wedding gathering described as a cordial affair with about forty guests from neighboring lodges including Corry Sigur Grove and Bear Lake. The couple Mrs Bayard Whitaker and George Bininiona presiding, with guests such as Mrs Mary Bailger and Mr John Parlay. Attendees enjoyed a reception and supper after the ceremony.
Readable catalog notes offer gift ideas including Fiber Silk Piano Scarfs priced at 7.50 and electric toasters at 9.00. A Gainaday Washing Machine and a Gainaday Ironing Machine are listed with prices from 15.75 to 47.25. Also promoted are dust proof and moth proof appliances plus a floor or table lamp with a 25 percent off sale.
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