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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1916
Page
5
Local page lists numerous residents and visitors with brief mentions of daily activities. Mit McMahon, Ban u Walia, Jamies Vivir, and multiple others are noted in various towns and rooms, with emphasis on travel, meetings, and social calls across Damons Town and nearby areas.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions George W. Turner and a location, with unclear context and details. The readable items suggest a public notice or obituary fragment but lacks sufficient specifics such as date, event, or outcome to form a clear summary.
A garbled text fragment from a city column mentions several names and places in a loose, unclear fashion. It references Mr and Mrs Jacob Frane and other colonists, a trip from Cleveland, and a morning visit to New York City, with scattered phrases about relatives and a person named Mary Sleuth. The passage lacks coherent events or clear actions.
Arthur H. Rugon returned home yesterday from an eastern business trip for the J Harold Thompson Coat Company. Mrs. C C Seley and Title Doweh Ter also returned home yesterday after a visit with relatives in Washington, D.C.
A misread ad summary notes Aleo Hrang and iprnrook rijin in a ballet program. It mentions Sue Brady in part and a performer called Olea Petecovich in Thy Piprens. The item highlights emotional scenes and an outstanding dancer, with a showtime listed as 715.
Local merchants Winger and Williams advertise prompt deliveries to all city parts. They offer Fancy Wall Nut Meats at 35c per pound and fresh baked Whole Wheat Yeast and Salt Rising Bread each morning. Also sold are several soaps, canned goods, cheese varieties, and Creamo Butterine. They are sole agents for Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees.
Gorey High School traveled to Franklin Saturday for a tough contest. Franklin used a strong pitching effort and timely hits to edge Gorey with solid fielding. Kunkel pitched well for Gorey, but Franklin pulled ahead late.
A large attendance of relatives and friends gathered for the funeral of Miss Keefe. The service included a Requiem Mass at St. Thomas and prayers at the cemetery, with conducting by Father Mo Mt. Travy and musical renditions described in affectionate detail.
The Minkos Gorteida Coyto and Mini McGue of the Waathigton stpobt school faculty returned home last week after a vote in Wisnington, D.C. The trip involved a week of events and discussions among faculty members.
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