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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
3
A city notice lists a Wanted chambermaid position at the European Hotel. Several small ads follow including sales of a paper, local visits, and various notices about marriages, accidents, employment openings, and public announcements in Corry Pennsylvania and nearby areas.
The Diamond 8 Ranch presents a western tale titled Ranch Lif a and an up to date Lochinvar tribute. A comedy St Josephs Taper jiruma appears alongside notices for hobos and a six cent ad notice.
Incoherent OCR fragment notes blockage near a depot area with unclear street names and observers uncertain about timing. Local authorities are not referenced and no definitive event or entities are identifiable from the readable text.
The Drake family reunion gathered on Lindsley at the Summit, June 26, with about fifty attendees. Tables spread on the lawn at noon, a bountiful dinner enjoyed, followed by music and recitations. Terry Lindsay and Lola Alverson offered humorous essays, and despite a shower, all agreed to meet again next June at Glynion with Frank Drake.
Mrs Louie Keefer died at Brookville Memorial on Sma Yh with a stroke of paralysis. Funeral services were held at ten o'clock a.m. in Brookville. She was a long time resident of Corry Sha Was bi Yours, survived by William Keetor. The notice is a brief obituary from Brookville area.
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for flowers and kindness shown during the illness and passing of our dear mother Mrs M M Arnold, and to her brother and later.
A promotional notice invites readers to try Orine as a home based drink habit cure with a money back guarantee. It markets two forms, a powder and a pill, priced at 1.00 per box, and urges talking with Babbitt & Son druggists at Ni Conter Bt for a booklet.
United Prown reports Gettysburg Pennsylvania veterans remain enthusiastic despite two deaths and fifty prostrations. The first formal ceremony followed a town reception where Joe Wheeler Country troop and Buford’s cavalry entertained veterans and town officials in the headquarters tent, honoring the riders who arrived into the village decades ago.
Reported engagement describes Bulgars repulsing Greek forces near Lovtera after a brief clash. Bulgars allegedly returned to Msimatohey, drove the Greeks back at bayonet point after an hour of fighting. No confirmation of broader Balkan alliances.
In a high scoring contest at Corry City League Park the Raymonds outpaced the Kurtz 19 to 8. Van Dresar pitched for Raymonds and yielded six hits and three runs while Lathrop, Craker, and others contributed errors on both sides. The game featured rapid scoring with five innings of five runs or more and multiple fielding miscues, sealing the Raymonds victory in front of a sizable crowd.
The Susquehanna crops in Williamsport Pennsylvania report harvesting hay across the Went branch of the Susquehanna Valley. Weather has been favorable with good stands of Umothy and strong fruiting in crops, while potatoes corn and other field crops are thriving.
Five deaths and eleven prostrations due to extreme Chicago heat as temperatures topped 100 degrees. Rabid-dog bites reported in St Louis and Missouri. one man driven to suicide by the heat.
Government weather bureau thermometer on a skyscraper summit reached 99 degrees in St Louis yesterday, the year’s hottest mark. The heat caused multiple deaths and drownings, with two self-inflicted deaths reported and several additional incidents linked to the heat.
A snippet from a dated transcript shows Dibba and Bonton arguing over carrying a rock or umbrella. The dialogue references a rocky rock and a mar ten, with Ji or Wan Satu Gibba-Thit as possible names, but the context remains unclear.
Lewie and Temple Abernathy two brothers aged thirteen and nine left Erie Pennsylvania for Buffalo at 10 am yesterday. They are noted as the Youngest motorcyclists ever to attempt such a trip riding from Oklahoma toward New York. A crowd gathered when they arrived in town and offered photos. They planned further riding with local motorcyclists joining them out of town.
Coal firm Aldea Ragen announces its offices will be open Saturdays in the Sal evenings until 9 o'clock providing extended hours for customers seeking payments inquiries and service assistance.
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