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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1912
Page
7
The readable parts describe a hazy scene with people and activity near a hover device or instrument. Mentions of a person named Howells and a reference to a Sunday imply a scheduled event or incident but details are obscured and names are uncertain.
The readable words show names and phrases but lack coherent context or specifics. No clear date location or outcome can be determined from the provided text. Further legible material is needed to form a proper headline and summary.
Fragmentary OCR shows a 3 pm meeting in what appears to be a community group space. Mentions a Corry'n member and a study meeting. details are garbled and unclear.
The Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency lists numerous city homes for sale with large verandas basements modern improvements and sizes from 60 by 110 to 56 by 142 feet. Prices range from 800 to 7000 dollars with options for one or two family houses on Main Street West Plain and other avenues. Also advertised are rooms for rent furnished and unfurnished, housekeeping, and several small business listings including a racket store sale and a delivery wagon for sale. The page includes job wanted notices for maids cooks and clerks among other small notices.
Property ads from the Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency detail multiple listings in Corry Pennsylvania and surrounding towns. Offers include two farms with 160 and 125 acres, several houses with various outbuildings, two acres plus 18 acres blocks near schools, and commercial properties such as an ice cream parlor and a tobacco store. Also noted are a Columbus cross-county store with built in refrigerator, and a 14 room house with firm price and mortgage options. Ownership inquiries directed to GEO A APPS Br. Office TS Rad Bldg Corry Pa and B Powell Real Estate for office visits and loans.
Auction sale to offer farm in Columbus Borough on Saturday September 21 at ten o clock with stock farming tools and numerous household goods. G M Simmons Tod Hammond auctioneers. Also live book sale and private sale of a driving mare 1 year old weight about 1000 pounds of standardbred breed. Dr M H Christie hoard in private barn at 116 1-2 First Avenue.
New York City evangelist Dr Youle has been engaged to deliver a speech on The Destiny of Man at the local congregation next Monday evening. The event draws expected strong attendance as reports from surrounding areas suggest wide interest in the sermon.
A garbled advertising fragment from Corry Pennsylvania lists requests for affordable housing housekeeping help near the depot, storage lease for Joygial, and a second hand silo purchase. It includes claims of medical miracle cures and refunds if not satisfied, plus contact notes for Way Most in Youngstown and James M Colegrove in Corry RD.
Doubleday Page and Company seek an intelligent person of good address for their subscription department. The work is pleasant and permanent with no books or insurance involved. Submit full particulars of yourself to V. M. care of Doubleday Page and Company Garden City NY.
Classified notice seeking male help for upholstery and general work. Requires furnishing references. References to Woolworth and Corry Chair Company suggest historic retail and furniture industry context. Short lead mentions learning upholstery at U S Char and possibly related firms.
Toronto Sept 20 The will of Thomian A Snider a notable local industrialist killed with his bride on their honeymoon automobile tour was probated here today It disposes of an estate valued at 194098 Mrs Snider survives by a few hours and her heirs receive 42295 under an ante nuptial agreement Members of the Snider family get 40000 while Cincinnati charities receive 60000
A damaged OCR fragment describes an Opie receiving unusual handling from the Mpemkur, noting growing public interest and a seemingly cordial reaction. The text mentions Witfareby citizen and Seriplunea atv Uremted in a muddled, partially intelligible way.
The State fishery plant delivered fifteen years old black bass measuring about 12 inches to Henry’s Band in Cleopol, with 140 rock bass and 400 sunfish, all planted in the river near Olvonolls and Rockmere. The shipment included black cake and cans of wumflah buch specimens, consigned to Honestn for planting.
Warren residents react to the Ol Cresk Baptist Association appointing Titusville as the site for the forthcoming convention. Five Warren delegates reported the event was well organized, entertaining, and successful in every respect with prominent praise for Titusville’s hosting.
Death notices report Mrs Mary D Roofe died in Los Angeles California on Sept date. She leaves a daughter Mrs Kittie Hancock of Los Angeles and a brother W T Dawson of this city. She was a member of the Toc Maccabees and longtime resident of the area.
Dogs attacked cattle owned by BB Eldridee and O Langworthy in Mainser Hamaént Portville. Three cattle were bitten by strange dogs, deemed mad by Dr. Boster of Olan. A three week quarantine was issued but the dogs disappeared.
An advertisement for Turner’s Inflammacine salve by N. F. Ames & Co promises healing and antiseptic relief for sores burns neuralgia sore eyes catarrh and various pains. It touts quick relief from coughing sore throat and other ailments with a money back guarantee and available porcelein jars at 25 cents plus mail orders from Rochester New York.
Claimed clairvoyant and palmist P. H. Kin offers readings guiding love marriage divorce wills mortgages patents sickness and business. Advertises 500 readings for $1.00 with no fee in advance and no charge unless satisfied. Parlors at 200 N Center Street open daily from 9 am to 9 pm.
Stoneboro reports a crowd of about 10,000 attended the fair yesterday. Despite a cool evening, the day featured an exciting aeronautics attempt by J. O. McGolluy whose plane failed to fly. The 2:20 trot, unfinished from Wednesday, was won by Shoreland Slayton, taking three straight heats.
The Fortune Hunter a comedy drama by Winel Smith was presented by Samuels Comic House last evening before a large audience. Reviewers praised the company for fitting each role well with strong delivery and overall first class entertainment. The Morning Post lauded the production as among the best seen by the Ram committee audience.
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