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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1928

Page

7

Old Corry residents recalled by former postmaster

A retired Corry postmaster now serving as U S marshal discusses early oil days in western Pennsylvania. He recounts local figures, residences, and incidents from the 1860s, including Charles Augustus and a Beardslee affair, plus a photograph of an old colored character once in town. An April snow episode closes the piece.

Sack” Austin Corry Charles Augustus McKe? Auson U. S. Matuhal Pittabingh Ducie West Pleasant Street Atwit Jacke Cme Corky Whien Pennsylvania Caniada Buffalo Austin Vliar Vite Buffalo Find West Plymsant Strest St. James South Center Jiehindy Tom Michels Block West Tamn Elian Beth Gobry Care Hall Cale Lin Cours Vest Anit Cain Arguglis Ward Wisazior Edwarda Gil Seiler Georgy Olmstead Matthey

Garden hints on chemical fertilisers and composting

The article discusses the shift toward chemical fertilisers in small gardens amid manure shortages, noting light dressings every week or two with compounds like ammonium sulphate and phosphates. It contrasts balanced chemical formulas with the value of home-made compost from leaves, lawn clippings, straw, and kitchen waste, noting compost takes two to three years to mature and benefits from moist keeping and occasional amendments.

Smull Idtebet Ainety

Congress actions today Senate and House briefs

United Press reports on Senate coalitions debating farm relief, Interstate Commerce committee focusing on a railway investigation, and an Agriculture subcommittee cotton inquiry. House agenda includes unanimous consent calendar items being considered.

United Press Senate Interstate Commerce Committee HOUSE

Chamberlin to Visit Oil City on May 60

Chamberlin of New York City plans a visit to Oil City with dates in May. The trip has faced delays, with Captain Worple indicating a port arrival around two o clock, and a large evening meeting is set for South Side Junior High School along with a banquet at a local venue.

Ol, Crux Apm Viavopce Chamiberlin New York City Bisee- Unt Germany Dilen CHI Chiy Hom Worlp-the- Eee Guy Dirport Todd Uig Wlovall South Aide Junior High School Billo Olo Pete

Mother of Lindbergh Visits Toronto Amid Stormy Flight

Mrs Evangéline Lodge Lindbergh arrives at Leaside Aerodrome with Miss Maud Daweun from Detroit after a rough five passenger flight in a Buhl cabin plane piloted by Louie G Meisler of Buhl Aircraft. They were met by officials and remained in the city for duties and courtesy calls.

United Press Toronto Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh Maud Daweun Detroit Leaside Aérodrome Petroit Mloh Louie G. Meisler Buh! Aircraft Company Meister Aso Wad Liepabiy

Married at Westfield in a Glenley ceremony

Mr Clark Lord, son of Mrs Jane Lord of West Bond Street, wed Miss Fi ten Dugan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jon Dugan of East Pleasant Street, at Westfield on Saturday at six o'clock. The couple, attended by Mr and Mrs Ralph Perkins, will reside in Glerey where friends extend congratulations.

Clark Lord Janet Lord Bond Street Fiten Dugan Jon Dugan East Pleasant Treet West Eld

Wages of Textile Workers Reduced in New Bedford Mills

A general one percent wage reduction affecting nearly all mills in the New Bedford area was announced by cotton manufacturers. The cut takes effect April 18 and impacts about 30 000 workers, marking a broader wage reduction trend in New England mills.

New Bedford Mass Uitls LexXtiic New Bedford Cotton New Mingland

Knights Templar Ball Set by Divisional Commanderies

The Divisional Knights Templar Ball will be held Thursday evening at the State Armory. Commanderies from Meadville Warren and others are bringing over two hundred knights and ladies. Grand march at 9:45 with intermission, buffet supper from 10:30 to 12.

State Armory Knights Templar Knights ‘Templar Northwestern Commandery Meadville ML. Olivét Clarence Commandery Cory Warren Ietr Templar Geo Peck Titusville Ll City Franklin Jamestown Speral Orchesty

Thompson's Barosma Promises Kidney Health Advice

An old ad touts Thompson's Barosma as a safe liquid tonic for kidneys and general health. It claims quick absorption, usefulness for weak kidneys, liver and bladder issues, with a money back guarantee and a companion Golden Lax Tablets offer for constipation.

Tholapesa Uta Duggistis Phiempson

Caflischs sluice tile method proves economical and durable

Township and county road officials show strong interest in Caflischs concrete sluice pipes first used at Clymer. The method lets workers cast and relocate 12 inch sluices for about 30 dollars, with 18 and 24 inch sizes easily made. Many installed sluices have operated for up to seven years without deterioration, prompting broader adoption across towns and counties.

Clymer E. J. Catitssh Pennsylvania New York Chautauqua Mayville Vaurthouse Calilsch Cillisch sCiyaien Mfr Groters Saving Aid Wades Dans Jones Jones Havin Cafisch Chautauqua County King Jim Pyench Cronk Azeanor Mae ‘Ton Gilbert Ton Caflisch Cons-hospital Iluides Clymor

Cordin Opens Repair Garage in Clymer New York

M J Cordin of Corry announces the opening of a repair garage in Clymer New York. A former Brooks Motor Co mechanic, he offers expert vehicle repairs. He is a graduate of the Michigan State Automobile School of Detroit.

M. J. Cordin Clymer Brooks Motor Co Corry New York Michigan State Automobile School of Detroit

Jamestown woman visits city kin before home return

Mrs Kitty Chase of Jamestown N Y visits in the city with Mr and Mrs John Boland Sr and family then returns home today.

Kitty Chase Jamestown N. Y John Boland

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Murdviler Willi Congress Chamberlin Oil City Mother OF Lindbergh M. E. Stout Electric Westfield Velvet Tron’t Live TO BE Clymer, N.Y L. F G. L. F. Clovers, Timothy and Ithacan Seed Oats Spencer Feed Store West Washington Street Wisewin Newhouse ‘Shoe-House N. Genter St Corry, PA Etta Kett BY Paul Robinson Pringing Wsu Si Etta West Church Street Satis Machine Service Upton MODEL C. E. Doane
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