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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1919
Page
1
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a person named Sharon and a visit at Blehppunas Way with references to a guest and lives in a community. Content is garbled and lacks clear facts, dates, or entities to fully identify event or outcome.
A garbled excerpt lists names and places including Corry Pa and Haarlem with references to rheuma and life remedies. It reads like a damaged notice mixing personal names, locations, and generic medical terms without coherent events or dates.
A compact reading shows a sequence of prices for items in the local market. Values include quantities like 12¢ 28¢ 10¢ and 25e, with denominations 20e 280 de 2e and 10e. Additional entries show 260 26a abe 2bc 95 50, indicating varied pricing units across goods.
Berlin dispatch reports a hesitant concession by the Ebterb government to Soviet workers amid rising unrest. The cabinet issues proclamations signaling partial recognition, while Soviet allies press for broader reforms. The labor movement shows growing strength as authorities warn against further agitation and contemplate extended policy changes.
A damaged OCR text reports large audiences gathering at the First Methodist Church as Exangallet Mahood speaks on faith. The revival continues with daily services, evening sermons by Dr Mahood, health features, and outreach programs for men women and teens, inviting workers and youth.
A fragmented notice announces an income tax official arriving on March 10 to assist taxpayers. The text mentions a postmaster, internal revenue inspector, and a custodian room, with references to scheduling and welcoming visitors.
Tomorrow evening the American Twili Quarkse will perform at Cho High School auditorium featuring a propulsive program blending song and stories of Turkish life. The ensemble, led by Honk and Mino Yoinen, showcases varied American themes and women’s character. Tickets are on sale now.
Report discusses a mobile service commission plan for an open meeting in Pittsburgh about natural gas supply policy. Officials expect federal and state representatives to attend and debate pricing and supply concerns amid uncertain market conditions.
Local board drafts plans for ball season and highway projects in Erie county. Officials seek proposals by March 20 for road work from New York to Ohio, covering Springhold Harbor Creek North East Fairview and nearby routes. The effort includes a Corr y team concept and citywide interest from residents and merchants.
United Press reports President Wilson signed measures expanding war credits to reach 4 billion dollars. The action aims to fund ongoing military needs and stabilize finance as Congress debates payment schedules and debt authority amid wartime pressures.
A largely attended meeting of the Cor ry Council, United Countlesial Trav el on Saturday evening discussed important business. Officers named included Senior Councilor J. Wealey Howards Servas, Wilson J. Edwarditas Conductor, Harry Kenny Pao, Roy Wilcox, and Executive Committee FLO Howard and GM Couch. A celebratory dinner and smoker were planned after the regular meeting on March 15.
Elks Lodge Corry venue hosts an evening masquerade with Hausman and Selo leading preparations. A diverse costume display and orchestral music expected as townsfolk and out of town guests gather for dancing and local society participation.
A report of Dr Hubbard's lecture at Rex Theatre outlines his talk on salvation and healing, referencing Mary Baker Eddy and Science and Health. Attendees included about 150 observers. speakers discussed divine wisdom and mind as infinite, with critique of materialist views.
Supt Naegle returned from the National Vanoationat Assembly meeting where officials discussed organization changes and education funding. The group proposed a new plan to support owners with a yearly $1,000 grant and lauded the Lillian Guild at the Avatory with Minx Ashton.
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