City Paver Thwarted By Sayings Wy Bey Ili
A fragment notes a city paving effort blocked by unclear phrases. The text references a local authority and a street project delayed by ambiguous statements, with no concrete dates or names readable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1924
Page
7
A fragment notes a city paving effort blocked by unclear phrases. The text references a local authority and a street project delayed by ambiguous statements, with no concrete dates or names readable.
A partial block of unreadable OCR text hints at a street address and deters sail phrases. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or actions, preventing a full summary but signaling a municipal or regulatory notice context.
The city approves funding via Centre Street improvement bonds to cover draining curbing and paving costs. Bonds issued in installments bear 6 percent annual interest, repayable over five years, with options for early payment and special assessments collected through a city tax or lien process. Public hearings and notices are required before final assessment.
A fire in Warren damaged the rear first floor of the Boston Garage and two cars, with losses estimated from 1000 to 32000 dollars. Firemen prevented spread, opening doors and using heavy streams, as smoke hampered suppression. Separate item notes the death of Charles G Eldred, 78, of West Spring Creek, with service details.
The administration of the estate of William L. Parker of Spring Creek Township Warran County Pennsylvania has been granted to the widower signet Anna May Parker. Creditors and claimants are notified to settle debts promptly and present any demands against the estate to the administrator at Kincaid and Kincaid 115 Concord Street Corry Pennsylvania.
A long listing of upcoming church services and programs across multiple local houses of worship. Highlights include Fort Newton quotes on indifference, schedules for First Methodist Freeman and other denominations, Sunday schools, youth meetings, prayer services, and sermon topics across churches such as Union Gospel Tabernacle, Alliance Gospel Hall, Salvation Army, Advent Christian, First Baptist, and First Presbyterian.
At United Brethren Church on Center Street Rev. L. M. Casler conducts Bible editod at 10:08 A M and public worship at 11:00 A M with sermon A Clean Heart. Evening service at 7:40 includes sermon The Wall of God and two week evangelistic meetings nightly except Monday with cottage prayer meetings. Big sing and live sermon each night. All invited.
Supt Monroé announces Bible School for all families with morning worship at 11 AM and a sermon by the pastor. Evening services at 7:40 PM feature “How and What Jesus Taught.” Young People night at 6:45 PM with gatherings and a Happy Hour. Philathia class meets Monday at Mrs L R Thomas’s home. St Paul Lutheran Church invites all to worship with morning 10 AM sermon “Jesus the Personal Friend” and 7 PM vespers with “Casting Out Demons.”
Patrick Coyne, a legless man found guilty of second degree murder in the slaying of his 18 year old bride, will seek a new trial. His attorney Louis Little announced the move after a jury of eight men and four women deliberated four and a half hours.
Harry G Selfridge London department store owner will end a 3000 mile journey by special train to Washington to be at his mother Mrs Selfridge who is recovering from pneumonia after a dangerous illness. The trip began when he learned of her illness and wired for a meeting train in Halifax. He later boarded a special train to Washington where Mrs Selfridge is in fragile health but improving.
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