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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1923
Page
7
An Erie man is held on larcery charges after alleged theft at the docks. The suspect, described as around 22, is accused by Thornton and Pofferman of taking over 100 dollars in cash from an unnamed victim. Additional details about ages and accomplices remain unclear.
The report notes high gas charges this month with residents noting bills jumped from four to five cents per thousand cubic feet. Many sought gas burner removals and plumbers profited as households cut usage amid rising costs.
The American Jewish Veterans of the War of the Republic, Pont No. 13, condemn General Haller as unjust and unworthy of the Spirit of the American Legion while opposing his visit to Philadelphia. The statement accuses him of inappropriate conduct and questions the propriety of hosting him.
An ad touts Ted Pepper Rub claiming heat from red peppers eases pain within minutes. It describes tingling warmth and rapid relief for aches, pains, and muscular strains, noting ingredients from five red peppers and availability at drug stores.
A local gun season results in at least fifty deer shot across Elk County. Major killings centered in the Medix Run area near Wildwood and St Marys along the B&S railway. Notable catches include a 125 pound buck by Louis Schayar and a 100 pound buck by Frank Cotter in St Marys.
The Ladies Aid Society of the U B church plans a bazaar and supper at the church Friday evening. Beautiful bazaar articles will be on display at booths and a supper served beginning at 5. The event supports church efforts and features a Christie seal postage stamp reminder.
A garbled holiday message thanks Waitt Electrical for thoughtfulness and conveniences on Christmas Day. It mentions electrical appliances and household items like irons and heating pads, with stray words about toddlers and displays.
Findley Lake North Hast resident Frank Kimball visited the area as part of the week’s events. Mrs W W Giles plans a stay with her daughter and T Irby Brown and Miss I Haskell, daughter of J H Haskell, are recovering after surgery at Tortu hospital. The report mentions Mr and Mrs Maurice Alday of North East visiting Thursday and Ray Postie working at the Boston store in Este.
Dr Leonhardt offers HEMROID as a safe simple treatment to cure piles by addressing the lower bowel inflammation and blood circulation. Sold by Amos & Co and many druggists, it boasts a long record of relief for sufferers.
Readable sale flyer lists men's corduroy pants about 4.50 with 2.98 value and rubber rubbers for men women and children. Includes ladies felt bedroom slippers and Arctics for ladies and children with prices around 98 cents and 2.25 for children. Extra fine handkerchiefs and silk blouses offered at discounted prices.
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