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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1911
Page
6
Sale begins on Saturday April 1st featuring coffee flour produce canned goods and more. Extraordinary prices promise buyers savings and a bold display to attract shoppers.
An advertisement by local representative Margaret at 31 Spring St promises a youthful silhouette through corsets. It touts comfort and a shaping effect, inviting readers to purchase a garment described as modern and effective. The note provides a phone number for inquiries.
A long list of residents and visitors are recorded in Corry and nearby towns. Mra D. K. Kracken and others are seen in Erie, Jamestown, Warren, Meadville, and Warren on business or visiting friends. Several locals travel to Corry for meetings, sales, or short visits, including Miss Annis Gray and Kirland Dawson, with mixed reports of extended stays and quick departures.
N Cohen returned today from an abortive event with relatives at Brunt fins. Misses Mary Keefe and Stella Ray of Corry arrived yesterday to be witnesses at the home of Captain J. Re Grant for the latter's 80th birthday anniversary.
An eclectic wet market sale ad touts Rotex burners and chandeliers from $2.19 to $4.75, urging early purchases as bargains. City proceedings note ordinances, appropriations, and committee actions, including street work, public improvements, and a crowmwalk discussion, with several names listed in attendance.
A city meeting debated maintenance of Joumph Dune estate and halted a rail line project. Officials discussed franchise approval for a Bell telephone company with conditions. The ordinance committee reported, council adjourned, and referrals were sent for further comment.
Campaign finances reveal Erie faces a ten thousand dollar cost tied to Billy Sinday. The dispatch notes logistical details and venue planning at a corner location, with references to local church groups and county involvement. The text includes garbled OCR elements but centers on campaign-related expenditures and event setup.
Fragmentary OCR text references a New York firm and a Corry related sale. The readable portion mentions Alb, Momenger and Son and a national advertising concern, but details are unclear. The item appears to be an advertising or distribution note with incomplete phrasing.
Fragmentary OCR notes record a street address style item with unclear city or country identifiers. The readable portion mentions a numbered house and a street, suggesting a partial property record or directional note from a local listing. Further context would clarify location and purpose.
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