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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
7
John Colter, known as Uncle Jobs, dies at age 101 in Crawford County near Millers Station. Survived by one daughter Wilcox and eight grandchildren, with services at Woolback Gate MB Church Saturday at 11 o clock, burial in Gravel Row cemetery.
The regular monthly recreation leaders party is scheduled for Friday at Buster Star Hall. Attendees are invited to bring ideas for community events and youth activities for the upcoming period.
A Victorian era letter from Mary Slone of Atlantis City, NJ, promotes Mentha Pepsin as a cure for indigestion and weak stomachs. The writer claims strong relief after a few doses, noting improved appetite and general strength and recommending it to friends and readers.
A garbled ledger style report details government securities, bonds, and loans held by banks and trustees. It lists totals, capitalization, and pledged assets, mentioning particular figures and entities in a fragmented accounting narrative.
A Jamestown equity term session heard Meddis seek payment from Albrower to foreclose a $600 mortgage on a farm sold by Mrs Brower. The case featured tense proceedings, signals of intoxication, and a fatal auto incident affecting the elderly plaintiff as the court adjourned.
A boy playing marbles on Nun Street was struck by a moving vehicle at about 7:30 PM. The driver attempted emergency braking but could not avert impact, sending the boy and his marbles into the roadway. bystanders helped and authorities were alerted.
An advert lists ladies black sateen gowns in large sizes with a strong price. Children’s muslin night wear is also offered, described as well made and neatly trimmed at the neck and yoke.
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