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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
8
Owing cavemnew and ex spictings in Kaye to leave Cony would sell the found at 116 Wirst age. Two-story eight room family home with upper and lower floors and outbuildings. Also Ford car and other items for sale. For details inquire 910 Fant St Bell BV.
A garbled rental listing spread appears with multiple FOR RENT items. Entries promise rooms, furnished suites, keeping rooms, and a few six room apartments with baths, along with a few sales and notices. Contact details include Bell phone numbers and street addresses such as 707 Grav Ave, 1025 N Center St, and 400 Second Ave.
An early aviation tale centers on a large passenger craft landing in Clarion during a tense wartime period. The narrative recalls pilots, ground crews, and notable figures including George Bucher Yeaver and Uncle Saris associates, with vivid scenes of flight, supply runs, and carriages amid Allied efforts.
Stark list of creditors and petition details in the Sharon Steel Co bankruptcy case. Names include United States district court filings and associations with Wheatland, Tailor Supply, and Flower Lumber. Mentions receivership and local federal court action with household sale notices and employment-adjacent ads.
A young girl who ingested poison died after a comatose interval. The case drew links to alleged tainted food and local family members, with authorities hinting at possible foul play and investigation ongoing in Memory County.
fragments describe local events including a dedication of a new Gooyge Hall, summer gatherings, and a Chautauqua County picnic. mentions of families, local roads, hay harvest drought, and Guernsey Breeders’ Association meeting with university and state speakers.
The fragment notes St John’s College Cambridge claiming the oldest college magazine in the world, The Bugle, founded in 1858. It lists contributors such as Samuel Turley author of Hrewhon, Titus Ontos, oxeh Asch, Wen Jonson and Wordsworth Wers all students at St John’s.
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