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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1918
Page
4
A garbled sequence of names and phrases appears to mix personal mentions, places, and affiliations. The text references individuals such as James Plunpeatl and Hwan xy L, with scattered fragments including locations, organizations, and dates, but lacks coherent events or context to form a clear single item. The result resembles a damaged social notes page with multiple, unreadable entries.
Reading through a jumble of names and places, the item records various family social visits and travels around a city over a short span. It mentions Mrs Georgy, Mr Munk, and others, with references to Labor Day plans, a trip to Thar fi, and several relatives visiting or returning. The legibility is poor but preserves several named individuals and locales.
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An old advertisement promotes Wyeths Size and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair dye. It claims simple application with a sponge or brush dampened in the solution to darken gray hair, promising a youthful, lustrous result after one or two uses, though noting it is not a disease cure.
Administrators notice of intestate estate of Sarah Couplings in Spring Gredky Warren County West CN signals payment demands. Creditors must present claims, while debts owed to J Walter Clough estate are to be settled with executive HATE MAB CLOUGH and ALPRIODI BARLOW.
A compact note reports Grand Tonight Pos play featuring Pa Moi' DAU Hyun in an Otier contest. The fragment suggests a key performance or appearance by the player within a union or conference setting.
The Civilian Relief Committee held its ordinary monthly session in the Bowed of Com nerve rooms with officers present including secretary Mise Marriot fromignty Miow Blears Goring. Discussion covered treasurer reports, stationery needs, correspondence, and plans to expand the emergency fund and cooperate with Home Service. The committee reviewed visitor participation, new appointments, and possible fundraising and volunteer recruitment efforts for broader community aid.
The fragment lists entities including Westinghouse, Railroads, and various firms amid notes on market closings, wartime civilian worker programs, and postwar civic activity. Mentions of Bresn, Wright, and Baldwin hint at trades and manufacturers. the piece references war effort labor and civilian helpers engaged in ongoing home front tasks during a period marked by Civilian Helper work and industrial activity.
A fragmentary list shows several named recipients including Mrs Gudnge tileanin Misa Bornoe Navin Me Franke and others. The garbled text hints at an advertised letters section with names and partial addresses.
Former Ilbia judge H Shulwiy Crawford is named to replace Humes as attorney for Laney Humes in the army department matter. The new appointee, Judge Craytyy, is set to assume duties in the coming week as the case moves through Central County court, with a Monday hearing noted.
An old advertisement invites the public to Wattsburg County Fair on September 13 with ample parking and rides. It promises entertainment by a Coleman celebrated band and notes a festive day with familiar attractions and a friendly, welcoming vibe.
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