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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1912
Page
7
Fragmented text references a family event and possible names but lacks clear details. It mentions a son and a June date with scattered phrases about people and places, but most words are garbled and unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR note reports a notable day involving Mr. Unossell with unclear context. The readable portions hint at drama or life events but lack concrete details or sequence to establish a clear incident or outcome. Further text is needed for a solid summary.
The readable text blocks reveal garbled references to companies and names with no coherent event or outcome. Most details are unreadable, leaving only hints of a potential local business or theater connection and ongoing power concerns.
An ambiguous brief notes items arriving in the United States and being moved for further handling. The fragment mentions a shipment, a person or group named Cholant, and a reference to America. Additional context is unreadable.
Readable text notes Miley in week schedule with Nave and week sequence. Details unclear due to OCR fragments but identifies two proper names Miley and Nave and a week timeframe.
Classifieds advertise land for sale and rental housing across multiple sites and owners. Listings include farms near Meadville and Corry, houses with varying rooms, barns, and utilities, plus a horse sale and poultry notices from local traders and brokers.
Female help wanted for clubwasher and cook at Corry Hospitals AdvLt. Dining room girl needed at St James Hotel. Young women for Corset factory. For sale rentor gas heater. Inquire 827 N Center Adv.the. Soap for J. W. Cook read St. Wrapping paper and carpet underlay work from The Journal Office. For sale single bigsios and upright piano bargain at Henderson's. tf
Advertisements list several job openings including delivery boy at a market, radiator molders and helpers, two testers and general laborers with steady work and pay, plus a young man to learn a trade at a corset company. Firms named include Logansport Radiator Equipment Co and NnBone Corset Co.
Classified recruitment notices seek agents and assistants for upholstery and subscription work. Entries mention Brown Brothers, Doubleday Page And Company, and locations Rochester NY and Garden City NY with vague pay and weekly remittance details.
A public sale on the farm of Nelson Drake V near Corry takes place on Novi 7. The auction lists a heavy team wagon plows and farming tools including hay equipment. Auctioneer Powers AdvcLwa conducts the sale.
Captain Fred Godfrey, the sole survivor of the John Maxwell crew of six, clung to wreckage as the schooner split in a gale offshore North Carolina. Lifesavers on the beach attempted rescue amid high seas and rockets, pulling the captain from surf as the vessel broke apart.
A West Berwick man Mirko faced Black Hand extortion, with a penitentiary sentence for a prior letter. New threats targeted West Horwich hotelier and property owner Pedorco as warnings to leave town. Pedorco sought protection from state constabulary as investigators pursue the case.
Chicago witnesses a running pistol duel on West Jackson Boulevard when bandit Edward Meyar, a wagon driver, was shot dead after forcing a motorist to stop. The intended victim, Cook, fired back, killing Meyar as he was taken to county hospital. Four waitresses perished in a later blaze at Kenninston department store, with several others injured.
A damaged notice mentions Ella Dalrymple of 102 1 8 H Washington St and an appointment or event with unclear details including times in the afternoon. The readable portion lists hours from 9 to 2 or 5 p m and references a joint appointment with Aly.
A colorful advertisement touts deep discounts on ladies and missy coats dresses and underwear. It markets new dress goods blankets outing flannels and heavy wool undergarments with prices spanning $0.50 to $18.00 and asserts unusually low pricing versus competitors. The copy highlights stockings hose and knit items aimed at men women and children with bold claims of value.
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