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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1927
Page
5
The Lawlor Aid Society of the Lullicrssi district plans a Wednesday supper at the church parlors. Mrs Ed Rhinehart and Mrs Bowles will host. A large membership is expected to attend.
Washington reports officials maintain equanimity as the coal strike enters its second week. Secretary of Commerce Hover noted production at 8.5 million tons in the first week of the disruption versus 15 million tons the prior full week, while Banonien mines are not yet at maximum output.
Personal mentions note Mrs Perry McDaniel and daughter Martha leaving for Elle to visit relatives. Estella Matthews returns to Bear Lake after a city visit. J B Sarver of Chicago, tied to Victor X Ray, departs. Numerous locals, including Mrs Slattery, Mrs Lindquist, and Miss Aphrodite Castianes, left or arrived for visits in Erie, Jamestown, Batavia, Spring Creek, and beyond. A busy day of travel, visits, and small-town news across multiple households.
Holy week services will be held at St Pauls Lutheran church beginning this evening at 7 45. Evening topics include His Blood the You Us Wednesday Women of Jerusalem and Jesus of Nazareth the King of the Jews on Good Friday confession and absolution and an invitation to unite with the church. Envy is Evil Work is the evening subject. Erie daylight saving time is summer. Directors of the Erie chamber of commerce meet Monday and recommend a May 5 schedule to run through September to provide extra daylight hours. A similar resolution is expected at the Erie Mann Waters Association meeting tomorrow.
Classified market list showing multiple company names and stockers with prices and a FOR SALE line featuring a Cherry phone listing, plus various railway and steel brands interspersed in a dense OCR fragment. The readable item highlights a sale note and a single Cherry listing amid a long row of market and industrial names.
A compact listing of market terms and prices for various commodities including pork lard sugar coffee tin foil and poultry. The fragment mentions spot prices for sugar raw firmer coffees and eggs with numerous garbled entries and an emphasis on poultry prices and grade terms.
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