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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1914
Page
5
A fragmented notice describes letters from Germany tied to an election return mix up. The text mentions envelopes, refusals, and some letters being sent back, with unclear details about the process and recipients.
An OCR fragment mentions a local public sale with unreadable details. Readable entities include a sale action and local official, but key specifics are missing.
Valley explores options to address a conflict involving Bell and white representation on the fourth, with officials weighing alternatives and potential actions at the hearing.
Gol F. Gilakesley a leading Crawford county resident died at four this morning from injuries after falling from a scaffold at the VanDusen farm near SnarmAns ville. He struck his hand in the fall and lingered until now. Shebrook of Youngstown, a business visitor, was in the city.
Local residents, including AW Merrick, H K Kent, Mr and Mrs I A Prank, and many others, travel to Buffalo, Dunkirk, Union City, Warren, Meadville, and Erie for visits and business. Several arrivals return from New York City and Europe, with hospital and travel updates, and notes on a few incidents and upcoming plans in the region.
Mr and Mrs Cormie Holden arrived home last evening seated by their friendly hosts at Olen. The trip followed a visit to the Thame area and was described as pleasant with the Holden family enjoying the outing.
Mrs George Smith Sr residing on Spring street sustained serious injuries in a recent fall at the residence porch. The condition remains unsettled with recovery unclear for several days.
Rare chance for Corry residents to consult W. Hinnd a corn ramming expert at the European Hotel for several days. He claims a painless method using cold water for removals and offers home or hospital visits. The note also mentions Dr. Bland treating locals and a New American ambulance hospital at Neuilly in need of funds. Germans reportedly building Zeppelins with aluminum footings and armored suspensions for bomb and torpedo deployment.
Paving work resumes today on the pavement above Ghurel Street as equipment for the expansion in California feeds the South Ventur market. Bricks are being laid at a good rate and any lost time is expected to be recovered quickly.
Dancing class and assemblies start Friday September 11 1914. Ten lessons priced Gent's five dollars Ladies four dollars with one dollar per lesson payable until paid. Assemblies 9 to 12 and classes for beginners 7 to 8 and advanced pupils to 9. Includes Hesitation Waltz Canters Maxixe Half and Half and Latest The Ball Room Dances. Private lessons by appointment at P Hall Bell 273 W Res 545 W South.
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