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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1923
Page
5
An Allegheny Division notice lists the new Time Table No. 4 effective Sunday April 24. It updates passenger trains 680 from Buffalo and 952 from Cory to arrive and depart Titusville later, with adjustments for trains 1365 and 4235. The changes reflect revised connections and arrival times to Ridge Juneton and nearby points.
A flood of short visits and travel records shows Dr CB Shortnau and many others making trips to Erie and Warren today. Residents including Mrs Holan Lewis Mrs Seabury and Misses View and Beulah Wrooks were spotted touring Erie while families like the Williams and Moyer clans conducted business and extended visits with relatives in Erie Jamestown Warren and Brie.
United Press reports a volatile session with several drives testing support and resistance. Amid renewed concentration on pivotal stocks, buyers strengthened late in the day, suggesting renewed upside potential after midweek declines.
Fragmentary OCR list shows multiple company names across industries including General Motors Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Pacific Oil Pan American Oil Western Union Transcontinental Oil Shell Shell Union of America and others. Lacks coherent event. appears as a stock exchange or trade directory excerpt with numerous proper nouns and locations.
A mixed page of classified items and short notices lists various business names such as New York Core Arkansas Gas and Ohio Fuel & Supply, plus unrelated notes about solariums, job wants, and roomer requests. Entries include WANTED positions for housekeeper and assistant housekeeper, a farmland sale near Carey, and terse personal notices with street addresses. The odd, fragmented text reads like an OCR capture from a 19th or early 20th century journal page.
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