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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
7
An Erie report details two women, Mrs Beoree Doyle and Mrs Roy, swindled of 234 dollars by a fortune teller using the kerchief trick. The victims were targeted Monday afternoon and discovered the scam Wednesday night as they followed vague promises of wealth.
An aged speaker recalls youth when elders urged quiet and obedience. The older generation now fears losing self expression as the younger seeks freedom, signaling a clash between ages and changing norms.
An OCR fragment shows a Money Quick Loan Service ad listing loans from 25 to 300 dollars with various payments and terms. It mentions piano payments and a values line with 8100.07 and 150.91 payments, and a partial address 2) 209) Sengea' St. placeholder text obscures full details.
Officials commend county supervisors for improvements to Cone Tort Township roads now passable after graveling and towing service support. Engineer Hill notes a recent survey shows major highways, once nearly impassable, have been upgraded with dirt road work, aided by motorist cooperation and local towing assistance.
Private funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs Elizabeth Darling wife of Atunpa Darling of 823 Las South Street. The Emmanuel Episcopal Church minister Rev J A Pogt officiated at Alexander and Compassn’s Pussera parlors with interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Relatives attended as age bearers.
Gems valued at over 425000 were stolen from a salesman’s car in Philadelphia’s wholesale jewelry district. Thieves smashed the windshield and grabbed the sample case while the owner, Philip Marenstein of New York, was calling on a client. The theft occurred late yesterday.
The United States reported a favorable trade balance of 35 million dollars for March. Exports reached 410 million while imports totaled 37 million, compared with an unfavorable balance of 268.5 million in March 1926.
Union City on April 15 reported a traffic collision as Oscar and Charles Steadman rode in a Ford toward work. The Ford struck Randall's Studebaker, forcing the Steadman father through the windshield and causing facial injuries requiring stitches. Both cars damaged but no serious harm.
Arrangements for a dancing party at Maccabee Hall Saturday evening are advancing. The event is sponsored by the Sol em Youth Club with Larson's orchestra providing music from 8 until 12. Easter season decorations will adorn the hall for a pleasant evening for attendees.
Local newspaper notices describe ad policies and rates for home office farm and services ads with emphasis on accuracy and timely insertion. It lists lost and found items rentals real estate rental space and business listings with contact details and pricing per word.
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