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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1928
Page
4
Fragmented text shows a jumble of prices, items, and personal notices. Mentions include potatoes at 1.90 per bel, cans for 25, J. D. Murray, Cambridge Springs preparation, Prandin newspaperman James Borland, and Mrs W. It. Foubir. Details are incomplete but indicate a community Saturday sale and local notices.
Local ads list city and vicinity specials including raisins lettuce spinach and butter. Notices mention Mrs. Henton moving to parental home after hospital stay, a 20 year old motor vehicle accident in Jamestown, various sales and bargains at Steen’s and Murray’s, and a fire alarm call involving a neighbor’s shed. Community items cover church meeting, Rotary gathering, and state education efforts addressing wheat smut.
Reservations for a Tuesday evening card party on April 5 at the Masonic Hall are urged for those who need reservations. The event supports the College Women's Club educational fund, with doors opening at 8 o'clock and callers asked to contact Mr. Wi Bracken by Saturday for titles and seating. Proceeds go to the club’s educational fund with hopes of benefiting College Sim.
The tenth year event at the Practice House on Wednesday evening April 2 promises an enjoyable sauer kraut supper. Miss Huth Knnby he agaisting the girls reparation for the menu, with a large crowd expected to attend the dinner. Grain prices tumble as Chicago futures slide, wheat down several cents from yesterday’s close.
Effective immediately Diamond Taxi Service announces night service is discontinued with calls up to 10 1 o'clock at regular rates. After that hour calls will be billed at a reduced rate. The notice mixes in police and local content, with garbled segments mentioning patrols, incidents, and local vendors.
A brief notice announces an open set sale at J D Murray's with items priced at 19 cents per glass, inviting shoppers to browse. The ad emphasizes bargain pricing and a wide selection available to customers.
A damaged ad fragment touts Moone's Emerald Oil as rapid relief for tender swollen feet with topical use and claims of soothing properties. The garbled text mentions essential oils, antiseptics, and a pitch for home care relief in minutes, referencing foot care and veins.
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