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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1926
Page
6
An evangelist spoke on the theme The Three Crosses drawing listeners with a sermon that contrasted sin and salvation. The address outlined Christ’s sacrifice and urged personal reflection amid a large turnout at a local gathering.
A fragmented report describes a crash at Erie involving multiple individuals from Ny and FU. Names appear garbled but indicate legal action or suit arising from the incident.
Washington March 30 The Anheuser Busch and Pabst firms received a government permit through the Treasury Assistant Secretary for the manufacture of 175 percent malt extract with 2 percent shale. details indicate a licensing class tied to brewing and distribution. The report also notes a military hospital campaign and a wounded serviceman recovering after an injury described as shrapnel trauma.
Mrs Phenie Smith wife of James Smith died at her home 43 Wright Street last evening at 7 30 aged fifty four She is survived by her husband a son B M H Smith and daughter Miss Ethel Mathevs both of Carry town Also listed are relatives Mrs R Williams and W G Marvin Services will be at the home Wednesday afternoon at 2 00 with interment at a local cemetery The Ladie Aid Society will meet with Mrs Dan Culver 738 West Wednesday afternoon Attendees urged to bring sewing thimble and scissors
We offer living room suites in cut and plain fabrics domestic and imported mohairs Jacquard velours in blues old rose and taupe kidney shaped suites stationary and bed davenports The bedroom line includes old ivory birds eye maple brown mahogany American walnut burl walnut fronts and Huguenot finish Dining room suites feature figured walnut brown mahogany and golden oak with Italian Renaissance styling Refurnishing time highlighted by varied and attractive line of pieces on display
A historic account recounts the early telephone exchange efforts led by RM Chidyster and Brad G. King with Youngster operations, detailing Charles Keating’s pivotal role in founding a competing exchange. It notes the Bell system dominance, the rise of night service, and the transition of exchanges to Mutual Interests as the Bell monopoly expanded.
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