Fragmented OCR notice of moving sale and goods
A damaged OCR fragment lists sale items and moving notices with scattered names and places. It mentions equipment, goods, and a relocation, but most details are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment lists sale items and moving notices with scattered names and places. It mentions equipment, goods, and a relocation, but most details are unreadable.
Local notices describe Palm Sunday worship at First Methodist and Emmanuel churches, with sermons by Dr. Wertheimer and others, a spiritual wireless lecture, and a parade of evening devotions. Emmanuel hosts a special morning service and Salvation Army activities are noted with meetings, concerts, and outreach across the week.
The United Brethren Church plans Sunday services with morning worship at 11 and a special event marking the season. A sequence of evangelical activities is noted, with anticipated attendance and a plan for union meetings and gospel messages.
Alliance Tabernacle will hold Sunday worship in Washington Street with Maple Avenue volunteer support. Reverend Varkner and Ray Verner Brow will speak at 10 o clock during morning worship leading to a communion service.
An article describes Korean taxis as wooden baskets led by a woman driver or guide, with a child passengers and baggage piled aboard. It notes the Interdeach World Movement prompting Protestant churches to establish social centers across Korea and to staff a central union college funded by American churches.
The friends and neighbors express gratitude for the sympathy and aid received after the loss of a loved one. The message thanks Mr. Spencer, Steveps, Mr. Reohart, Mr. Brovens, Mrs. uid More, and Thadbon for their kindness during a difficult time.
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