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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1926
Page
6
A dated community notice lists numerous Corry residents and their new addresses as part of a spring moving wave. It catalogs dozens of names alongside street locations such as Third Avenue, West Pleasant, North Center, Second Avenue, and other local avenues, reflecting a townwide resettling.
The article argues that a home blends utility and beauty through well chosen fixed and movable features. It stresses harmonious proportions, varied ceilings, and curved forms to create an attractive, personalized interior. It notes enduring stylistic roots from Colonial to Empire across states, urging plans by a Building Editor for a nominal fee.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and households with new street addresses across the city. Names include Mulligan, Lang, Gessell, Langworthy, Kintey, Darhang, Davis, Patters, Sadie, McCray, Hunt, Anerson, Ad die Sperry, Bennett, Daw son, Duane, Smith, Gowld, Crane, Swant, Bracken, Spring, Pay, Ross, May, Ward, Kainey, Youngk, Johnson, Skinner, Gardner, Bunnell, manvelson, Park Place, McMillan, Newhouse, Medntyre, Breisch, Martin, and others, each followed by a street address or avenue, indicating a city directory update column. The entry reads like a compilation of residents' moves or reassignments across various blocks and avenues such as Main, Center, Washington, and Pleasant, with many 1950s style initials and abbreviations. The overall tone is utilitarian, cataloging household relocations rather than detailing a single event.
Reports reach Warren dispatchers office note renewed fires at Barger's switch of Big Run Bear Creek near S L camp and Ahplunalp farm on the Holton Ridgway road. Colonel Greeley and Major Kelley arrive to assess the situation and may not appear publicly due to danger. Rentals: newly decorated suite at 401 Center St. includes bath and utilities.
A large gathering of American Legion members in Girard is planned for tonight at 8 PM. Local officers, veterans, and sponsors will organize the event with speakers from North Hir and nearby posts. A parade and ceremony are anticipated, including a tribute by chaplains and local dignitaries.
A garbled note suggests sea water becomes heavier as frost eases temperatures. The text mentions an increase in weight by about one or more pounds per unit and links it to a change in temperature.
A damaged OCR fragment references names and events in scattered form. It mentions a location likely in Australia and a person or group tied to an event, with uncertain timing and specific details unreadable. The readable bits suggest a local notice or schedule item rather than a full article.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local story with names and places obscured. readable text mentions a possible event or meeting, but concrete details and dates are missing. The item appears as a stray snippet among other clipped items on a page.
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