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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1923
Page
7
Activities of Scout Troops described with focus on the seventh Scout Law obedience. The report notes patrol leaders and scoutmasters from Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Catholic troops meeting for practice, rehearsals, and a night hike to reinforce discipline and obedience to orders.
A long OCR list details planned services across multiple local churches. It lists dates and times for Bible School, morning worship, youth meetings, sermons, and special events at United Brethren, Alliance, First Baptist, First Methodist, St Pauls Lutheran, Salvation Army, and Advent Christian churches with pastors and venue notes.
A jumble of readable names shows Girl Scout Troop 1 and The Mites Bauluh cnd Vera Brooks as captains winning with Mee Geurk Patton aiding. The garbled text references helpers and a game setting, illustrating a small local victory with noted participants.
A damaged field report describes a troops survey led by Misa Estor Coad and Captain Maly as they advance through the area. The group, labeled Troop 4 Catholics, is nearing full readiness amid ongoing efforts and local revenue concerns.
Church listings show multiple denominations with Sunday School at 10 00 A M preaching at 11 00 A M and 7 30 P M prayer meetings Wednesday 6 00 P M all welcome. An advertisement promotes field and garden seeds and a new highway plan between Milo and the Taylan district with completion expected in 49.
A convoluted OCR fragment describes Kanegire being linked to a large forgery investigation. The text references a hotel, a detective from Northampton County, and a courtroom process with jurors and witnesses. Details are fragmented and unclear due to transcription errors.
Notices recount two Milwaukee women joining military service amid health testimonials for Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Also included is an administrator’s notice in Grey County regarding Catherine Keefe’s estate and the administration of claims against it.
May 5 Patrolman Michael Angerer was found sleeping on his patrol, while other officers on duty prepared to order him off duty this afternoon. Roundsman Steiner reported seeing Angerer asleep shortly before 4 o clock in the Sixth ward. He failed to make hourly reports during the night shift, prompting investigation. The officer was found peacefully at rest in his hat and lay in bed in the assigned area.
Erie Lapch company sues The Times Publishing in Erie court seeking 50000 dollars for libel. Summons to be served by Sheriff Brown. Edward Murphy represents the plaintiff business partnership of Lin Y. Fais and Thomas Galanis. The complaint alleges a libelous Erie Daily Times article harmed their interests.
Our opening days at the May sale show many sales as good merchandise and fair prices drive demand in women's wear. The display highlights ladies and misses ready-to-wear with clearly marked prices, signaling strong early performance and customer interest.
Fifty new summer dresses available at our May sale with bargain prices. Fabrics include rashanara crepe heavy georgette flat crepe in new summer shades. Also dainty street frocks in gingham dotted Swiss linen ratinette and tub silk offered at May sale prices.
A clerk notes a range of dresses in box and blouse twill with sizes 16 18 and 20 plus tailored suits in sizes 40 42 and 44 in black and navy. Garments are hand tailored with snug collars trim shoulders and sleeves and use top fabrics. Price tag described as Red Ticket.
Dainty and exquisite garments for ladies described in pink orchid and maize patterns. Includes chemises bloomers vests corsets girdles summer undergarments infant wear and Philippine nightgowns. Mention of special corset week and bar gains on all summer underwear during the May Sale from a known Vantine line.
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