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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1924
Page
5
Fragmented OCR lists multiple railroads, steel mills, and companies such as American Woolen Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific Reading and Pennsy, with scattered personal notices describing visitors and residents in a city, including Ralph Magee and the Witherell family, hinting at a local era’s social scene.
Local notebook records numerous visitors and residents moving through Erie today. Many names from Meadville Pittsburgh Warren and Union City stopped in or departed for brief visits to or from Erie with several heading to joint Rotary meetings and business engagements.
Mrs Wallace aged 95 died last evening at 10 20 at her home in Tatts Pa She had been frail for two years Survived by neighbor Mrs Murray Portland Ore two daughters Mrs Arabella Schillinger and Mrs Hannah Sample who lived with her two grandchildren Mrs E Engler Buffalo and Ployd Schillinger Olean NY two great grandchildren Mrs G Mangectia Buffalo and Arthur Engler Corry Funeral services will be from the late home Friday at 1 40 pm then to Columbus for burial in West Lawn cemetery
New York reports limited activity on a shortened session honoring Woodrow Wilson. Trading paused at 12:90 amid funeral observances, yet market remained steady with several industrial and railroad shares advancing. Baldwin and Adjuoust Jeri Jours noted gains in a light, uneven session.
Senate investigators promise dramatic new evidence on oil spending to sway government policy. Expected witnesses include William G McAdoo, former Secretary of the Navy Daniels, and George Creel to testify Friday if possible. Progres sive group plans to oppose presidential counsel Pom erene and Strawn. renewed attacks on Secretary Denby loom as the committee readies to meet objections from former Interior Secretary Fair.
Blizzard conditions stall trains from Kansas City to Topeka with drifts up to nineteen feet. A milk train carrying 1500 gallons halted, milk frozen on arrival. In Herrington and Tonganoxe, rock island trains blocked roads, depleting food and forcing passengers to improvise means to reach shelter. William Rickel aided travelers but found insufficient quarters or meals, prompting rescue actions nearby.
United Pro PLOUR-Dinet and Gru notes trade names for produce and meats. Market items include pork, lard, raw sugar, refined sugar, coffee, tallow, turkey, chickens, and cheese with price indications and quality notes. W M Duane runs a business, and Mrs. Fred Bartholome is in Union City on business.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a comforting Bible sentence about sufficient daily strength. It mentions cold infections and germ size, noting visibility under magnification and obscure phrases. The fragment lacks clear events, persons, or places to identify a full news item.
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