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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1920
Page
7
A long list of residents and visitors appears with brief notes on travel, visits, and social events. Names include Mrs. William and Mr. Phillip Fowl, Mrs. Katherine Soni, Mrs. Katharine, and many others moving between towns, hospitals, and homes with plans for upcoming gatherings and local errands.
Fragmentary OCR lists company names and figures including Great Northern, Willys Overland, Boston, Wyoming, Lone Star, and various stock entries. The legible items reference railroad, automotive, and electrical equipment makers with scattered percentages and prices, but no coherent event or outcome is clear.
A dated 1919 manifesto extols the Third International and proclaims the overthrow of the capitalist world order. It urges unity of proletarians, rejects bourgeois parliamentarism, and calls for the dictatorship of the proletariat under the banner of the Communist International. Moscow date cited.
City of Curry Punim invites sealed proposals Monday 1980 for water supply and electrical work for Stanton No 1 and Stanton No 2 projects. Plans and specs by A P Mout Antikeet Query Pa. Bid deposits and certified checks required. City reserves right to reject all bids.
Local brief notes the death of Miss Lucey with survivors including relatives. The notice lists mourners, a fundraising or funeral plan, and a service date hinted at near Washington. The fragments reference a May event and a community gathering in honor of the deceased.
Mrs. Pratt Purdie of Corry died recently. Survived by her husband and several relatives. Funeral services and burial planned at the family home and nearby cemetery with arrangements by local church and undertaker.
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