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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary notice appears to advertise window sales and nearby goods with dates and prices. Vague references to locations, markets, and vendors suggest a local shopping update in the city vicinity.
The page lists shoe prices at Brownell's and a long string of notices from a Corry market, candy shop, and local events. It mentions adult theater, library programs, dances, and a police note about a fraudulent scheme, plus carloads of York Imperial apples in transit and a stray pig reported at 629 East Wayne.
The church on Pleasant Street held classes led by Pastor Tray focusing on women’s study, Syria, Egypt, and scriptural lessons. Sermons covered Revelation themes, blessing, and a youth meeting with growing attendance led by Hattie Linendolt.
The text asks potential players to report by nine forty a m and urges individuals capable of filling roles to respond. It mentions sending letters to the general manager and promises confidential handling of the communications.
An old classified notice seeks fifty men aged fifteen to forty for regular employment with short hours and good pay. The jumble of letters suggests a recruitment ad with dates and locations unclear, mentioning a Banlol Chiroh summary and a morning meetup.
Fragmentary text references a band and performance details with unclear names and dates. No concrete event, person, or organization can be confirmed from the readable portions.
A statewide search was launched after Carlo Laveke, secretary of the Inca urguLeation, was abducted. Caputo, a 24 year old Italian link to Jamestown, lured Laveke away and burned the book listing over 200 local union members. Last seen near 4 a.m. at Wright and State in the city.
A young woman named Van Oins was struck by a taxi driven by Sydney Dorwin on North Center Street in front of the Barrow Hardware store. Onlookers say the driver left the scene without offering aid as the victim narrowly escaped serious injuries and was able to walk home.
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