Corry Elks Plan Christmas Party
The Corry Elks announce a Christmas party on December 25 for members and friends. Messenger's Orchestra will provide music for dancing. A similar New Year’s Eve event is planned at their home on December 31.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1924
Page
7
The Corry Elks announce a Christmas party on December 25 for members and friends. Messenger's Orchestra will provide music for dancing. A similar New Year’s Eve event is planned at their home on December 31.
A partial and fragmented copy notes that families faced food shortages and cake was shared as a morale measure, with the message that securing enough provisions is essential to reunite loved ones. The text references hardship and communal effort to sustain households amid scarcity.
Mrs. Osborne Wood announces divorce proceedings against former Army lieutenant and Wall Street speculator Osborne Wood after two years of marriage. The couple wed April 2 1922 and have two children, with Wood linked to prominent finances and Manila service.
The Arts and Crafts Club hosted a festive afternoon at Mrs Weavless home featuring Miss Abiah Whrley as guest and a program of songs readings and prayers. Attendees enjoyed decorated rooms, exchanged tokens from guests, and a dinner was served around six.
A fragmented advertisement guide lists classifications such as Automotive, Real Estate, Legal Notices, and Personal sections. It includes notes on publication rights, costs, and standard phrasing, with scattered OCR errors and lingering stray phrases.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference heated gear and a 38 tote related to automotive storage and setup during a wartime period. No clear events, people, or locations are identifiable from the readable text.
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