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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Frank Betts and Miss Helen Berry traveled to Cleveland yesterday for a few days. Barton a prominent Bradford business citizen was a city visitor yesterday, noting rain in the evening as he returned home.
Mark Griy visited the city yesterday from Erie. Writings show several individuals from various towns including Jolson of Méndville and Mulkie and Waller from Columbus. A death at the home of Mrs. Livy prompted notices for the passing of grandmother Mrs. Caroline Love.
A garbled OCR page from Erie lists multiple people linked to hospitals and home visits. Carries names like Carrie Murkiinger Abe Cohen and J D Knop with scattered locations Taentowa Westley Lor in ten day visits from Carnegie Tech and a Sunday School works conference planned, all in a period context.
This afternoon guests gathered at Pleasant Street for a reception honoring Mrs Sullian Naneax of Weaskling association, with Corey Git Chapter and local officials in attendance. Miss Cauley prepares to join hospital work, while the Union Museum plans a reception tomorrow afternoon in We Ant. A charity contribution for Tugitligon is noted, with plans for a table event and a warm community welcome.
Bids for school supplies for private furnishing were submitted with 10 copies received. Bid opening was set for April 17 at 9 AM. quotes included delivery terms and supplier details. The bid action was announced by the school district and contact was made through the school buildings office.
We acknowledge grateful thanks to Reto anil Weignora for their kindness during the illness and passing of our mother. Special thanks to Pertusitul Aaral, Barton, Lug Duyne, Barton, Kikward Bates, and others for flowers, visits, and support. We also thank the NuBony office staff at Grange and We O for memorial acts and the Lilies Circle Hunters for their tributes.
A vintage ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by cleansing the blood and strengthening the constitution. It pledges a $100 reward to anyone not helped and invites readers to order through Gerry Co. with local druggists carrying the product.
A damaged OCR item mentions several names and locations in a fragmentary notice. It references a person named Mr aul Mra and a Mrs Cheatin Lavy, plus a home event at North Center and a Presbyterian tied to a formal mail in tarivent. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
A Bresl? advertisement touts Zemo as a universal remedy for eczema itch pimples and rashes. It claims instant itch relief safe antiseptic liquid that won’t stain or feel sticky available from druggists with 35c or 1.00 large bottle prices. Cleveland.
Fragmentary OCR provides limited details. It mentions hatching, a count possibly 62, and names Smith and Phong with an 208M marker, but the text is corrupted and lacks clear events or context.
In a clipped item from the page, Tite gages thes pinto saul hens and mentions 00 ty 7% tied to a note about Nusesnent. BW Blumett & Mon.
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