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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1917
Page
8
Pennsylvania Gas Co. warns that demand this winter will strain supplies as production falls and temperatures vary greatly. It advises consumers to keep an emergency fuel supply to cover temporary shortages and comfort during possible gas outages.
A series of candidate notices for Erie County and Corry area offices. Included are bids for City Controller, Sheriff, County Treasurer, and County Clerk subject to Republican or party primaries on dates in September 1917. Signatories request voters support and outline candidacy across several offices with hometowns Corry and Wesleyville in Pennsylvania.
A notice describes a Monday meeting of city leaders and an admission fee set at thirty five cents for events after Saturday. It also mentions Wednesday afternoon sessions and health hours for Dr. G. Emerson at 41 Main Street with no surgery or patina procedure.
A densely jumbled local page records names, places, and events across Corry, Warren, and nearby areas. It lists visits by families such as the Martins and Wells, remarks on social gatherings, farewells, and community notices, with scattered references to Farm families, churches, and local officials.
Beavfrdam Brevities reports a jumble of names and events from the community. Mentions of visitors, family milestones, a poetry note, a Sunday gathering, and local social updates appear alongside scattered references to schools, a fair week, and residents’ activities in Wattsburg and Corey.
A long, festive family reunion near Mayville, New York, gathered relatives from out of town at a local homestead. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Urey and son, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pilling, and many others. program featured songs, a toast, and reminiscences.
School of Music announces violin and mandolin trachir services by W J Flaherty. The program covers formal instruction in all first class conservatories in the United States. The Symphony Orchestra provides fine airings and general music for all occasions at the Car Park and Mott Street.
Open evenings 7 to B PORTER 94S CENTRE. Unclear details survive but item notes license blanks and legal papers executed in 1917.
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