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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
2
Miscellaneous sale notice lists window shades mores and fabrics including 75 voile, 42,00 bikes, and organ wheat items. Mentions unbleached Muslin Black's crochet cotton 5c and various apparel materials. Prices appear in odd currency formats.
Fragmentary notice outlines fabric types and per yard prices including Percale and Muslin. Contains garbled model names and inconsistent figures, unclear context, and incomplete lines. No coherent event or authority identified.
Sale notes offer Sealpax Union Suits and regular price muslin at 1 dollar 25 cents, with unbleached muslin priced at 14 cents. Indicates promotional pricing for specific garment types and fabrics.
May 9 report from Blue Eye details visitors and social calls across Corry Bear Lake and Spring Creek areas. It mentions a freak pig birth, local social gatherings, church, and minstrel plans, plus long obituary for Mrs. Elizabeth Gillette Patterson detailing family survivors and funeral plans in 1934.
Corry visitors include James Hall Merildamon Raymonl Pat ick and Edward Parner. Mrs Minerva Way and MrsSav age dine with them. Clara Kupler of Corry spent Sunday afternoon in town. Frank Gordon recovers from another spell. Leon Wynn and daughter Harriet visited her parents Mrs Barbar Steeley and Marie. Mothers meeting of the WOU postponed due to quarantine and will meet the fourth Thursday. Mr and Mrs Kelley of Corry and Mr and Mrs CG Rickerson visited. Perry Hilgary and fully from North Lymer visited Mr and Mrs UlTiNbung. Mrs Ann Quick of Arabami visited Merkley then Los Angeles to visit friends. While in California they met cousin Selim, a 70 year reunion. their fathers’ families were connected in Nashville.
Fragmented listing shows prices and items such as pillows and clothing with various brand mentions. The readable portions mention amounts like 5.00 and 4.00 and product hints including pillow and men’s items. The text resembles an ad snippet with multiple disjointed entries and inconsistent spelling.
Fragmentary text lists various clothing items and textiles with prices such as 2.50, 18n, and mentions items like colored camisoles and towels. No clear event, person, or place is discernible beyond generic goods.
Fragmentary text mentions several names and values including Mary Gunton Pace Powder and Abe N Cohen & Sons. Hard to determine event, date, or location due to garbled OCR. No coherent narrative or outcome present.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions cash figures and names in unclear context. It references amounts such as five dollars and dates or events tied to locations and people, but the garbled text obscures concrete actions or outcomes. The readable items hint at a financial or scheduling notice without a clear subject.
Fragmented listing shows names such as Lee Kaingastor Ginghait and Middy Bowen, with prices and currency hints like $1.05. Contains stray numbers, months or codes, unclear associations, and multiple garbled terms. No coherent event or context emerges beyond scattered personal names and monetary values.
Local report notes Corry Paving activity near a mall site with unclear details. Names, dates, and exact actions are not fully legible in the source.
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