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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1911
Page
6
Offer on stock room borders from last spring sale to clear space for new inventory.
An offer promotes five cent double rolls for paper samples to brighten rooms. Customers are invited to visit and view the sample works and consider modest prices. The notice emphasizes inexpensive options and potential bargains for readers.
A long list of residents and visitors in Titusville is noted with Alten, Sherwood Simmons, Arthur Rayon, Nell Metnes, Mr Northrop, Drake, Mel Halbing, Will Knickerbocker, Eugene Cooke, H Brite, Frank Howard, Miss Estella Brooks, Ernest Morrow, Funny Lord, Freq Kelly, Gerty Kincaid, Paul Newcowh, Walley Gretaler, George W. Tryon, Charles Myers, Miss McLean, Louis Kireh, My and Mrs. Van Crippen, M. Anian, Arthur Lyons, Bonnell Jourde, Mr Wright, Mrs Moline, Lawrence Berliner, Supt H W Batchedor, J D McCabe, Fred Low, Miss Purcell, Supt W T Smith, Louis Munroe, T W Roberts, Mrs George Ripley, Growl, Nise Malbulle Welman, RB Paluioy, Alex Metnnes, Charles Higeiay, Arrelle J Damon, Mystis Mish and others visiting or passing through the city on business and social calls.
Rush Miller returned to Girard this afternoon while Fred Shaub visited Pitts field over Sunday. Many locals hosted and visited friends in Warren Corry and nearby towns. Mrs. A A Gates of Lovells is in very poor health. Amy Scholton Way was admitted to Corry hospital for a tomorrow operation. Mrs Youn Long and several families returned home after extended visits.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century page mentions Amusell Theater on a road and a biograph show, along with local names such as Dr. Sherwood of Union and Alsdorf of Tuttle Valley. It discusses a counterfeit operation, describing a method to imitate a platinum-like coin and a torn plate. The text ends with a quote about poetry and words in best order.
A large forested grass fire burned over five square miles on the outskirts of Biddeford Maine damaging several structures including the home of Ernest McKenney. Fire crews arrived within hours and saved some buildings while others were destroyed or damaged. Smoke filled the pine woods as residents assisted and a local priest aided the injured.
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