Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment references a city event and a sale related to linen or textiles. Readable words indicate a public action and local officials overseeing the matter, but specifics are unclear.
Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1915
Page
5
Fragmented OCR Read: Ho Woard Our Tatkc Tale
Readable OCR fragments show a tale of a promoter inviting a group to an event held at a time near forty. Names and precise places are unclear due to garbled text but the notice appears to request attendance or participation.
Personal Mention List of visitors and departures in the city
A string of personal mentions notes residents and guests traveling or staying in the city. Many names appear with origins from Boston, Warren, Buffalo, Exeter College connections, and St. Paul as friends and relatives visit or depart. Several attendees plan trips to Philadelphia and other stops, with funerals and hospitality mentioned among the exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bracken
Youume
Exeter
J. J. Poskett
Boston
Jane Drincoll
Warren
Marion Cowell
Charles Wrigham
Ochly
Mina Mary Wrigham
Harriot Bush
Williamsport
Maple Avenue
M. Jackson
North
Fna
Arthur Foster
William Madden
Stantorn Pap
Met
P. M. Mrans
Hila Momaing
A. Cooley
Greely
Bhorman
McNaughton
Youngetown
Wenley Howard
Charles Gleason
Wilcox
Edward Willams
St. Paul
C. A. Bracken
Waut Pieasant Street
Eachotnor
A. Boaro
New Cwatia
Hays
Henry Bachotnor
EH. Washington Street
Feros Palms Inn Opening Notice
A fragmentary item notes a fine new inn featuring ferns palms and araucarias, with Mrs A Pettit Florist listed and two addresses 810 Main Street and 701 Union, near the depot, implying a relocated or opening notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feros
A.£. Pettit
Health officer Powell report to City Commissioners
After a regular session the Board of Health reviewed City Health Powell’s report. He highlighted focus on Hurty cay and noted 22 nuisances were abated while two fewer connections were authorized. Quarantine measures caused debate, with three diphtheria cases, one scarlet fever case, and two typhoid fever cases in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Dmcor
W. G. Powell
Powell
Hurty Cay
Mirrasort
Rockefeller in Mines Seeks Arrest Tied to Rockefeller Plans
United Mine Workers attorney E. Bolever left Charleston for Denver to confer on plans to arrest John D Rockefeller Jr amid his Colorado visit for mining interests. Reports say Rockefeller Sr entered mine shafts with workers on the second day of the strike. Newsrooms struggle to capture elusive talks between the billionaire and laborers. In Youngstown, Miss Helen Williams set a Mahoning County sunflower circumference record at over 47 inches in her garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brevi
Charleston
Boot
E. Bolever
United Mine Workers of
Amertox
Donvar
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado
Rockefellar
John D. Sr
Mackefeller
Nowspaper
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Helen Willams
Staron Ine
Track project to Clymer moves forward in Columbus to Mayville
C Eugene Bentley a civil engineer from Jamestown leads grading for a new trolley line from Columbus to Mayville. Work began in Golisabun borough and will accelerate as weather permits. C F P Northrop, president, says war munitions demand slows rat procurement but most track in Columbus and township will be laid this fall. Several gangs already at work with more to follow. Also notes visits by Mr and Mrs Fred Root and Mr and Mrs A D Peterson to Corry last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Eugene Bentley
Jamestown
Columbus
Mayville
Golisabun Boro
C. FP. Northrop
Tor the Journal
Coats Ladies Misses and Children's Fall Coats
Fall coats for ladies misses and children in new cloths and colors. Prices range from 2.50 to 25.00.
Blankets For This Week Prices Listed In Ad
Ad lists blanket prices for the week with figures shown as eighty five cents, one dollar, and one dollar twenty five to one dollar fifty, reflecting sale offers. The spacing and punctuation hint at a fragmented or OCR error but the price points are readable.
Millinery Finds: Velvet and Velour Fall Shapes Arrive
All price ranges covered for fall millinery offering velvet felt and velours styles. Watch for opening date and availability as stock arrives.
Suits Our Assortment At City Store Bargain Prices
A broad range of suits is offered at city store prices with deals at ten and twenty five dollars. The store markets a wide selection including affordable options for buyers seeking value.
Dress Goods Fall Department Offers Wide Range
The fall dress goods department features Gabardines Poplins Serges Prunellas Panamas and fancy weaves in new colors and plaids priced from 25 cents to 2 dollars per yard.
Fall Shoes Line Sweeps Local Store Offerings
A local retailer promotes its largest Fall Shoes assortment for ladies men and children. Men's shoes priced 1.98 to 5.00, ladies from 1.00 to 5.00, with stock highlighted as the best yet.
Russian Army Might Escape German Trap in Sept 21 Dispatch
Berlin reports intense shelling near Dvina and Petrograd as German forces enclose toward a Russian bridgehead. German sources say von Hindenburg’s Bavarian corps close in while Russian prisoners may grow, and the main Russian army could still slip away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inited
Berlin
Dvinsk
Lo Petrograd
Germany Artiite Ory
Drinsk
Vina
von Hindenburg
Baratlin
Lida
Ratyont
Pink
Checiing Mackennen
Erie Epidemic of Paralysis Scare Eases in County
Erie reports 58 infantile paralysis cases citywide and 15 in the county yesterday. Health officials note a declining outbreak with multiple dates showing fewer new cases. Dr. J. W. Wright and state expert Herbert Fox describe improving conditions and continued vigilance amid ongoing reporting and monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Citu
Third Street
Linenwood Yeatorday
J. W. Wright
Wattyhurs
Herbert Fox
Thafteenth
Dr. Fox
Look Lyric Today The Man Who Went Out Special Two Reel
A fragmentary listing notes a two reel special featuring 1000 soldiers and multiple acts with titles such as The Fencing Master All in the Laundry and Keyntone with Dutch elements. Cast names and precise venues are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korsea Infantry
Wadsworth
Fall Opening and Exhibition of Ladies Suits and Coats
An article notes a fall opening and exhibition of ladies suits and coats. A representative from the beat house in the trade will be present with a display of up-to-date garments. Invitations are extended to all patrons and the event is coordinated by ERMOBE Maystan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xarment
Epoaia
Ail Poeta
Ermobe
Maystan
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Spartanabore
Willard C. Walker
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Chicago
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W. €. Walker
Boll
Union
Agness Mahatty
Cor
Spring
Fairview
Experien
Warren Conservatory of Music
Rockefeller
Clymer
Trolley Company
Columbus Township
Ainton City
Fred Root
Corry
A. D. Peterson
the Smallleys
N. Cohen & Sons
Coats
Arate
Armie
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