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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1925
Page
4
The fragmentary text references seed viability and ISHN Thursday evenings. Details are unclear due to damaged wording, but the note highlights seed viability topics and a recurring Thursday evening schedule associated with ISHN.
The Irwin Payne Construction Co advances the Kane Shoffield project with dirt work, targeting December 1 completion near Roystone. Local offices are on City Meat Market’s building in Sheffield. weather is clear and prospects for a productive season are strong.
Sale of household goods at Burlingame home on Mott Street with pickup details. Announcement of Flittner's market opening at West Main Street. Willing Work of Rebekah Lodge in Columbus to meet at Mrs. Charlie Stormes with urged attendance. W F W Minstrels at High School auditorium Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Update on Frank Gilson’s hospital status. Mrs Earl Malket hosting VB Cimb at 38 East Bent Street. all invited. Hoover Electric Sweeper ad from Barlow Hardware. Eric-Rev Benjamin F Roger elected moderator of the Presbytery. E P Selden elected vicemoderator.
Vice President Charles G Dawes spoke at the annual meeting of the Association of Brook here outlining a revision of Senate rules. He argued reforms are needed to protect the constitutional rights of the majority while preventing minority obstruction and ensuring a square deal for all Senators and the American people.
Market items show live poultry and dressed birds including turkeys chickens capons and ducks. The listing mentions geese fowls and turkeys with references to inland markets and pricing clues, indicating a bustling poultry section amid general market chatter.
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