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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1922
Page
8
Classified ads show sales of stock and household items with contact details, varied offerings from furniture and appliances to livestock and real estate. Multiple telephone numbers and street addresses appear, along with rental notices and church notices.
Public notices list services for Piryt Presbyterian, Alliance Church, First Church of Christ, and The Salvation Army. Details show Sunday School at 10 or 9:30, morning worship around 11, youth and young people's meetings, evangelistic services, and week day gatherings. Specific addresses and pastors named. events span April dates and evening sessions with sermons and choir music.
Public worship details list a 7 30 evening service during Passion Week with choir, organ and hymns. The morning schedule includes Sunday School at 10 A M and a 11 A M sermon titled The Uplifted Eyes. Nearby churches First Baptist United Brethren and Emmanuel Episcopal outline sermons, Bible classes, and prayer meetings.
A 10 year old boy, R-Crayford Mead, drowned Thursday afternoon while playing near a pond on the Polk Institution grounds. Companions and the keeper recovered the body. efforts at resuscitation failed. Meadville origin. Also notices include lost beagle puppies and a Jamestown water and lighting bid request with specs and bond requirements.
Letters Testamentary granted to Clinton Lind as executor in Erie County PA. Creditors must immediate payment and those having claims should present them to Walter L. Peake Attorney, CorryPA, by order of the Register of Wills.
Milton W. Shreve announces candidacy for Representative in Congress as a Republican in Pennsylvania's 29th district. He asks the editor to announce his name for the Spring Primary on May 16, 1923, subject to GOP voters' decision.
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