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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions names and places with unclear meaning. cannot confirm full event. Readable fragments reference a table, citizens and officials but lack coherent context for concrete facts or outcome.
A fragmented OCR item references a Cape context with an invitation and vague actors. Readable phrases indicate a contested invitation or invitation protocol, but details and participants are obscured, leaving the core action as an unresolved invitation in a coastal setting.
A string of rental ads for rooms and small houses appears in the issue. Inquiries are directed to agents and addresses including 124 Park St, 127 Gould St, 316 not Main, 722 West Main St, 11 South Getter Street, 18 Frederick Street, and 604 Wort Church Street. Listings detail furnished rooms, bath access, and various occupancy terms.
Property ads feature numerous for sale and rent notices across Corry and nearby towns. Listings include farms, houses, stores, and vacant lots with contact points like Mrs A Dickey Bald Knob Ark and C G Hackins Ri D Corry Pa. Also offers on homes, a Columbus store building, and a Maxw ell car for sale with income loan options.
Classifieds show multiple job calls including carpenters plasterers iron and steel workers and laborers wanted in Warren Ohio and nearby areas. Additional listings seek a young man to learn cutting Lynde Nuhony come 06 and another for upholstering at the U S Chair Co.
Ambiguous classifieds list several positions and locations including a Brown Brothers Company in Rocheat New York offering good wages and permanent work. roles include a cook and second help at Corty Hospital. a dining room girl at St. Janes Hotel. a young woman needed at NuHoha Corset factory.
A Common Council committee plans a probe into alleged graft tied to city contracting bids. The committee has not met for a month, with officials signaling a full inquiry and possible meetings to review prior bids and contractor payments amid suspicions of inflated costs.
Daubleday Page & Company seeks a reliable full address in the subscription department. The position offers pleasant permanent lucrative work with no books or insurance to sell. Send full details of your aptitude to P. W. M. care of Doubleday Page Company Garden City NY.
Misc classified ads show animals used farming gear and real estate offered. Notes include horsepower a 1000 weight standard bred horse and pony outfits, ducks for sale, two story houses with first class material, an upright pianoforte, and various household goods. local names Corry Pennsylvania Tate City etc. A bank president in Castle Creek suffered a hemorrhage during a hunt and was hospitalized with recovery anticipated.
A rough account notes increased hunting activity around Warren Pennsylvania as partridges are found near town and in nearby woods. Reports describe birds colliding with buildings and a hospital noting multiple partridge deaths, with local observers cautioning about hunting readiness before season opening.
Nominations for November are certified by the secretary of the commonwealth for printing ballots. Withdrawal and substitutions occurred with Howard M. Sheppard replacing Rev. D R A Hutchinson. Several party nominees and substitutes listed include Franklin Martin Frank Talnok Reed Horn Kennedy and others from groups Progressive Socialist and Keystone.
The wine cellar owned by Bran Le Davin in Oni Binet was completely destroyed by fire Saturday night. Sparks from a spark bath started the blaze though residents believed it started from a spark. Firefighters from town arrived too late to save the cellar which held many thousands of dollars in wine and large quantities of other valuables. Mr Tingle reported losses around $8,000.
An automobile fire and crash near Plewsaltown left a vehicle destroyed Sunday afternoon. The car, owned by Mr Scheldlisnimer, burned after leaving Waereen AL around one o'clock Sunday morning, with no further details on injuries or cause.
An attempt to wreck Train No 201 near Bessemer was reported around 7 o clock as it departed a city shore station. Authorities could not determine if the act was deliberate with no injuries and only minor damage noted to the embankment, the crew and passengers unharmed.
A wreck at a railway yard in Wilftanaor causes the engineer to die and injures a fireman and two others. The collision occurs near a track junction as a passenger car is shoved from the spur onto the main line. The crew blamed for the disaster is said to have known the danger.
The Pranaylvann Ste Wdden lent Association discusses its annual session in Harrighiteyy die holiday Wael. The agenda promises major work on clearing mood and atmosphere, inquiries into student conduct and instructional methods, and revisions of Nemelitury eolrinn. The meeting aims to detail how funds will be used for education and cultural studies with statements from President AG Tote and Superintendent of Lenegon Health.
Advertised letters include names such as Det Bay, Miley Bunn, Mrs Hewele Tran, Wirehurd, Cortett, Ortte Stowley, Austen John son, Reover, Henry Schad, Harvey Webb, and Charles Morris. The list appears from a historical post office notice with scattered OCR errors and partial names.
A domestic sketch mocks overworked housewives and promotes Fels-Naptha soap. Dialogue advises using the soap as directed to avoid boiling or hard rubbing, claiming it saves time, fuel, health, and clothes while a woman basks in a piano-playing scenario.
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