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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1923
Page
6
Fragmented notices advertise sale items including heaters wagons kitchen ranges stoves refrigerators and furniture. Listings reference streets such as Wark Street North Center Street and 6126 but details are garbled with misspellings making exact items and prices unclear.
Classified style notices list short help wanted and stray or lost items. Readers are directed to return items or contact addresses at 305 Fast South street 720 East Wayne street D L Bracken West Pleasant street and nearby boxes for responses and rewards.
Classifieds show multiple rental offerings including a five room flat at 127 Gold Street and storage for three cars at 350 dollars monthly in Concord. Other entries advertise furnished rooms on First Avenue West and West Street plus a photo notice and lost items like an emerald ring and a tan hound puppy. Contact details include Journal office 4028 and C P Moore 1082 North Center Street.
Walter M Duffy and an unidentified man died after being struck by a car driven by James Hammill in Jamestown. The incident occurred on Erie Street during a blinding snowstorm as the men stepped from the curb and into the path of the vehicle. Coroner Cardot investigated. Hammill said he could not avoid the men. Duffy leaves two brothers and four sisters.
Blair Leach 16 of South Tadarees was knocked down by a car on Maple Avenue Sunday evening and left at the scene. The driver fled the vicinity and the event remains under investigation. Police seek information on the suspect and the vehicle. two dogs—a fox hound and a hound mix—are also missing near North Clymer.
The Sherman store, operated for three years by Frank A. Hubbard, near Keith Hooker in Sherman, closed Tuesday. On Wednesday Muh Bard was declared bankrupt by Judge Tolin R. Thisel, Western New York District Court. Liabilities reach 410,001.97 with assets of 1,1879. Exempt claims listed at 260. First creditors meeting set with Referee Snow in Bukoir on December 29.
Berlin broadcasts quote Chancellor Marx thanking the United States and others for aid to undernourished German children this year. He notes hundreds of thousands of Germans are so poor they scrape together one meal a day with relief from welfare commissions helping feed them.
E. D. Cody, longtime Corry resident, died at his son Wi F Body in Conneaut Ohio after a long illness. He was 72 and survived by two daughters. Funeral services will be Thursday at 1:30 PM from Tomé Chapel and burial at Spangboro. The LaPane sisters Anna and Louise, visiting, returned home to Brie.
On Monday morning Dunkirk police, led by John C Warren, arrested John Dearborn 19 of Silver Creek Philip Green 22 of South Stockton and George Wert of Ripley after surrounding them while they cut wood near Stockton. Police say they found one stolen automobile and a stolen frame and ax in their possession.
An ad touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as the fastest relief for rheumatism and sore aches. It promises immediate tingling within minutes and lasting heat to curb pain and soreness, suggesting customers ask a local druggist for Bowles Red Pepper Rub.
A humorous account recalls a bet about Miye's Wondérin Remedy said to cure stomach issues. The ad touts the simple medicine as removing catarrhal mucus and inflammation, claiming it eases abdominal ailments and even appendicitis, with refunds and wide sale through James O. Rondra, druggist.
Unclear ad copy promotes Pariston Sage for hair and scalp care. Mentions treatment promises dandruff relief and hair restoration with claim of availability at Ames .Ca and general druggists.
Brief readable fragment notes an undefined event or notice with scattered letters and unclear context, lacking concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes.
A garbled excerpt mentions marching, a break and a January moment. The text is incomplete with names, places, or actions unreadable.
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