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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
5
The readable text reflects confusion about fear and identity, mentioning women and men. It hints at a discussion of memory, judgment, and guidance, but the fragmentary lines lack clear events, names, or concrete context to identify a newsworthy item or person.
A string of brief notes lists Dr. Wright of Buffalo and Corry friends visiting town for the day. Several others like Mr Phillips of Union City, Alex Alexander from Harrisburg, and Bracken of Brusken Brothers travel for business or leisure. Shady ads tout $5.00 ante at Steen’s Toxgery and a weekend sale at NABT’S with overcoats and suits at seven dollars.
Stark sale ad lists wool dress fabrics and silk patterns with deep discounts. Includes all wool serges and crepes in popular colors, foulard silks, velveteen, and damaged dress goods suitable for quilting or coverings. Also advertises crystal glassware, small imitation cut glass, and assorted vases at reduced prices. Prices range from fractions to several dollars per item.
Prof Hf Wilson has formed a Musical Lab named the Artistic Piano Club with graduates and piano students. Members include Miss Drought Frances Marius Murray Waller Mia and Frank Keleher. The group will meet monthly to study famous composers and plans a fall recital.
The Clark mill in the city has completed the season with strong stock ready for Corry plant work. Hwing reports yard operations, a good supply of oak leech and hamilace quality stock. The first of April marks the plant keeping a core force busy for months as more workers were employed in winter logging and stock preparation for woodworking industries.
The committee organizing the Easter Monday ball at the state armory has begun preparations for a larger event than before. A fine concert will precede the dance with more details to follow.
A film titled The Jim abowing Company A at camp during last summer's National Guard outing in Indiana will be shown at the Library Theater tomorrow evening and Saturday night. The Corry boys appear in a manly camp activity portrayal and are expected to attract a large audience locally.
Ming Hess will entertain Not Tather home members this evening. The gathering honors Miss Marion Carey whose engagement to Mr. Paul Gretsler was announced this week and plans for a forthcoming wedding were noted.
Olean Bread given free with each purchase of one dozen for the balance of the week at West's. The ad notes price comparisons, loaf weights, and promotions for diamond grocery items amid unclear text about flour prices and other goods.
Local listings announce showings including Baldo Malden and Modern Mollutty with two reels, auclaty, Key stone Union. venues in Lynn present a varied program of short features and a questionably spelled lineup.
A damaged OCR item reports a horse sale linked to Mesera Miller and Stultz heading to Cleveland to buy and load a carload of horses. The fragment mentions Unrey Farm near Howard's Tannery, with references to a hotel barn and Shlott's office, urging Corors and others to inspect the stock for sale.
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