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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1916
Page
5
A scrambled page fragment lists shop ads, rental offers, a theater notice, a fuel views request, and employment inquiries. It contains a brief marriage reference, a courtly pension meeting notice, and scattered local business prompts, all presented in a noisy, OCR-rich format.
The notice describes a community day at Crim bus Avenue Bridge crossing Haro Creek with Mra. D. W. Metraw and Frank O'smy among attendees. It notes a 1 40 pm start and mentions preparations by producers and local outfits, reflecting a small town civic mood.
Officials announce a delivery of federally produced fish to the city from the federal hatchery station. The shipment arrives after four o clock and will be distributed to Fish and Wildlife representatives and local sportsmen.
The Democratic committee selected a new county chair and named Mirth Cornett as secretary. Phemde Hie received a leadership role with County Chairmad Kuo backing him. Delegates and speakers at the meeting included local figures such as ML Lieb and Mayor of Croaby, with convention candidates discussed for the upcoming elections.
State law restricts training hunting dogs to certain licensed persons and the state. It outlines who may breed or train dogs, and prohibits specific practices during defined periods. The provision details penalties and responsibilities of dog owners and authorities for enforcement and compliance.
The gathering outlines officers and plans for the coming year. Leadership discussed included coalition officers and the social goals for church activities. The report notes improvements to the building and amenities, including a decorated chapel area and a new room at the church head. A sale of Reed tubs advertising and related items is listed for local sale.
Fragmentary lyric note mentions performers Muller Kuegemus Dole and others with garbled names. Indicates a lyric program or poetry reading and hints at a venue or composer. Lacks clear event date or location, making specifics uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear references to a display or software, with several garbled words and names like Waller. The readable portion suggests a local notice about an obstruction or impediment affecting a winter display or event, but substantive details are not recoverable from the fragment.
We express gratitude from many friends for support during our recent bereavement and for the thoughtful flowers sent by Mpa Nancy Le Boyeu Punbly and other well wishers.
The Rex Theatre showcases Shoes a beautiful photoplay about a show girl forced by fate to sell a pair of shoes. Mary MacLaren stars in a melodrama praised as a triumph in photoplay production. Also advertising films for rent at the Brown Block harness.
Children’s Schools Shoe offers footwear built on lasts for growing feet. Boys and girls high boots feature double soles with a special tanning process to wear twice as long as common soles. Special school shoe prices announced this year for hard wear and durability.
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