24 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1919
Page
1
Pa. free at nine shifts to a new store opening in 22 94 era with plans to expand offerings. Local officials anticipate stronger sales and job growth as community customers gain access to broader merchandise selection.
A New York advertisement describes the sale of two plants from the American Brakeshop and laundry company. The Corry plant is listed with its conditions and constraints, while the Uniontown plant in Payin is also offered. Details appeared in the New York Sunday papers.
Dairymen gather Wednesday afternoon in Splivaman's Hall for a meeting chaired by A mooting. Jay Tollett will report on new plans from the Johgue moot in Aliea. A large attendance is expected as discussions cover intoxication, overcity, and related issues.
City readies bond issuance to fund upcoming projects amid debate over financing and oversight. Officials outline the plan, including expected costs and timelines, as residents weigh potential impact on local services and taxes.
A resolution adopted by the M. E. Church concerns church actions and meetings. The document notes a public meeting to discuss religious instruction and community roles, with reference to church leaders, members, and the May observance. It mentions the Corey Evening Journal and the OMA Board.
Miss Collins begins work at the hospital as the new training school organizes. Faith Couine avin tow Hoon on Angad un Laxteudroxe uf qurase we Cly Toxpital arrive tile miorntig. The work faces challenges in selecting suitable candidates and balancing quotas. A larger intake is planned, with overtime credit during influenza era. The hospital reports a daily average of 24 patients, the highest ever, underscoring the need for better training. Mrs. Ferguson plans to join silver, daughter Mie Marjor ig in New York for a few days.
Fragmented letter prose outlines a boy writing to his mother from Pleasantville amid a haze of garbled names and distant placements. The text references Beurkavan, Aliineto, and a farm purchase while hinting at family turmoil, travel, and an attempt to contact relatives as a larger story unfolds.
A birthday anniversary for Capt Daniel Mitubel of Corry is celebrated at his home on West Plisyaut Street with family, friends, and gifts. Messages of goodwill are received as relatives note his improving health. Education notes refer to Edinboro State Normal commencement speaker Aynye Bean and scholarship topics.
A fragmented report indicates part of the 28th Division arrived in New York today onboard a vessel. The dispatch notes the arrival as unusual given wartime orders and mentions ships, destinations, and potential movement toward staging areas.
A faded fragment describes a "Home Day" service held yesterday at the Presbyterian church. The event featured a sermon by Miss Austin and a choir led by Mrs. William, with participation by Sunday school members. Plans mention a speaker and activities for the church morning program and future Sunday school sessions.
Amid a Franklin disturbance on March 2 a man named William Williams wounded a woman and another man during a violence claim. The injured were taken to Franklin hospital while police investigate the incident and public concern rises.
The text reports a proposed amendment to incorporate the Monroe Doctrine into the pact with the Americas, facing opposition from France and Britain. It notes Wilton's draft plan, likely subcommittee review, and extensive national interests cited by governments in the Americas.
A chaotic serial of names, places, and figures describes a Good War Baseball Club event linked to a dance for Boy Scouts on April 25. The notice lists multiple individuals and locations, with references to fundraising amounts and various outcomes, all tangled in OCR noise.
An article notes a successful revival closing yesterday at the Mahood Mission with services led by Dr and Mrs Mahood. Attendees included Mrs My Witliamg and Ilsianeha Ian, who spoke of offerings totaling about 600 dollars, plus a marker of 1.50 for Stine Matluod. The event featured a bouquet to Miss Mahon and a following plans for Preparatory meetings next Tuesday.
Wilkes Barre March 83 Senator R Catlin a leading Luzerne County figure died here this morning after several months of illness. He served as senator from the 2nd district and was a prominent local citizen.
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