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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
6
Inquiries and listings for sale homes building lots and lakefront cottages appear with rough details and prices. Listings mention addresses and contact initials or owners and note terms and cash prices, many with terse conditions and limited legible details.
Trade listing for a 8000 weight pair, inquiry to Gerald Parsons, sale notice appears in Spring Creek area with Croley Yn and Black Albino Water Hut GE pedisgecedt sll details. Addresses and exact terms are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a local sale event in Wisconson area with interested buyers and sellers.
Fragmentary text mentions items like belts, drums, cords and a daily task with unclear names and quantities. It references a room setup and equipment pieces including a rope and chutes, with several unclear proper nouns and potential product-like terms.
A garbled 19th century style report describes a man named Moore detained after allegations of misconduct toward children. Police, including Franklin and Warren officers, investigated at a jail with inquiries extending to nearby towns. a brother figure faced a ten day detention.
A fragment from a local Spartansburg newsletter notes the opening of a school term with 175 pupils, 48 in primary, 19 seniors, 11 juniors, and 22 freshmen. Vaccination certificates are common, while a rural delegation arrives daily. A furniture accident and a volatile drill demonstration are briefly described, including a logging yard injury and a firearms exhibit.
A flurry of social visits and trips is recorded as residents from Union City, Oil City, Corry, Pittsburgh, Foxburg and surrounding towns returned from excursions in York State and Chautauqua. Several families hosted relatives while others attended conventions, fairs, and telephone office duties across the region.
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