Warren Commits Daylong Bus Trip Schedule
Local transit update shows Warren plans a full day on buses with morning starts and scheduled stops across multiple routes. Officials emphasize efficient service and safety as riders prepare for the circuit.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1927
Page
7
Local transit update shows Warren plans a full day on buses with morning starts and scheduled stops across multiple routes. Officials emphasize efficient service and safety as riders prepare for the circuit.
An odd OCR fragment promotes a backache relief oil with implausible claims and multiple misspellings. It mentions a small test bottle and a tasting, urging readers to try the product despite unclear details and sensational language.
The Masonic Lodge held a pleasant party for twenty five members and friends. An orchestra provided music until midnight. Refreshments were served by the Ladies of the Eastern Star. Gilbertown locals assisted with favors and arrangements. A Christmas party is planned at the hall between Christmas and New Year.
Mrs George Kinley and Mrs Paul Quin travel from Erie for a day visit. Mrs Oscar Gibb leaves for Smethport after visiting in Loveland with her daughter. Mrs Do Smith speaks in Dil City with relatives. Mrs Frig Wie visits Botanic with her parents. Mr John Draper and several others noted attending various events. The piece lists numerous names and short itineraries across Erie, Smethport, Titusville, Warren, and Olean with implied social calls and travels.
United Press reports representative Tanwen Réon of Iowa and coauthor of the McNarys Hillmert Will will reintroduce the measure with minor changes at the opening of Congress. Haugen predicts greater farm relief demand and a larger measure, with few amendments expected.
A jumble of phrases touches on life, joy, and healing with scattered names and images. It hints at a nostalgic or surreal meditation on vitality, home, bravery, and everyday ritual, conveyed in a fragmented, stream of consciousness style.
The report catalogues closing market activity with mentions of Biometl ies, Hogan Bryans of Oil, Continental Marlans, Kennecott International, and various refining and locomotive concerns. It lists numerous corporate names, places in New York and national listings, and references to rail and gas sectors, signaling a broad, unsettled trading day across several industries. Names like Continental, Kennecott, Amoco style firms appear among scattered regional references, indicating a wide market snapshot rather than a single dominant mover.
The Emmanuel Guild hosts a parish stall bazaar with a wide display of home trade articles and novelties. A dinner closes the event at six o clock tonight as buyers and a large crowd attend the sale that opened yesterday and will run through the day.
Death notices report the passing of a long known Elgin resident. The article names the deceased and references surviving family, his age, and authorities confirming the death. Details are limited due to the damaged text but indicate a local figure with ties to the community.
A 10 year old boy from Spartansburg died this morning at Corty Hospital after a brief illness. The child, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Pints, had been ill for a week and was transported to the hospital where he received medical care before passing away.
Trial details note leaders of a prison strike faced removal or discipline while the proceedings address alleged misconduct and potential reduction in work duties. Officials report a tense session with statements from both sides and a focus on safety and legality within the facility.
An old style nasal relief advert promises quick opening of air passages by applying cream inside the nostrils. It claims rapid soothing of nasal membranes and relief from catarrh with easy breathing. It emphasizes no waiting and instant relief for stuffed or stuffy nostrils.
A Mercer county report alleges an epidemic of poultry thefts from farm camps. Chickens turkeys ducks and geese have disappeared. An organized gang is suspected and church members are urged to report sightings and protect flocks.
An old public notice-style pitch extols S S S as a purely vegetable tonic that cures eczema and other skin diseases after six bottles. It claims thousands of grateful letters and urges readers to buy S. S. S. at drug stores in two sizes, the larger being more economical.
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