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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1919
Page
4
A closing notice records a shipyard related event spanning the months May June and July with August dates. Named parties include BANDING J AMOTH B PRICE FOOPLELD. The notice indicates the timeline and involved entities for the closing action.
A garbled advertisement extols Howard's Buttermilk Cream claiming dramatic skin improvement. It promises relief from wrinkles dullness and roughness with nightly use and states quick, noticeable effects and a risk free trial.
Fragmented text from a historical page mentions Dr. Kibler in Erie, Katherine Ross, plans for a dinner in Washington, and visits by Monte Myre and Raymond Simindlager. It also references a Rev J B Brook, an operation at a hospital, and a forthcoming event at St Peters Cathedral with various names and places, though details are garbled.
A new Groceteria is preparing for a grand opening in a few days at 117 North Center Street. The store promises lower prices, fresh products, and a full line of groceries including produce, apples, and other staples. The formal opening will be announced soon with a launch limited to nearby shoppers and residents.
Fragmentary text from a classified or notice page mentions lost money and a reward. The readable portions include a location near 104 East Soul Street and accompanying stray words. No clear identities, dates, or concrete details could be confirmed.
A brief market close report notes Victory Day observed in Titussille and surrounding areas. The market activity was light with no formal tally or price data available.
Mrs. W A Johns returns home this morning after a brief visit. Mr and Mrs Freierick attend a church gathering in Nome Vast, while Mrs Gy A Blatow visits Brig tha Inovating 19 sport day with her mother. Wesley Howard, ill recently, is recovering at home. A heavy weight incident affected Mertan Hawi. Loupe Jing is reportedly doing better.
We thank all who extended kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our wife and mother. W. S. Hasbroudly J. L. Van Upesits express gratitude for the support shown to our family.
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