Meeting of St Thomas Church mem bers tonight
A meeting of the Saint Thomas Church members is scheduled for this evening at Beiclock in St Thomas. Members are urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1925
Page
4
A meeting of the Saint Thomas Church members is scheduled for this evening at Beiclock in St Thomas. Members are urged to attend.
Fragmentary 19th century ad and notice page notes canned corn at 19 cents, fancy china prices, and local shop details. Mentions Stennett & Son, a Kane plant with 41 workers, a May wind event, and a county essay contest won by Voskranton students. Also references dance venue at 18 12 West Main for pharm dances and a few street scenes.
Reads like a lively 1920s local page with prices on eggs flour and sugar, a death notice for Mim A Sheldon, hospital news about injuries from a dog bite, cleaning and laundry ads, charity and club notices, theater and dance events, church and school meetings, and real estate mortgages. Names include J D Murray, Westover, Corry Hospital, Mike Wily, Jane Shamburg, and Tom Mix family, with venues like Municipal Building and Maccabee Hall.
United Press reports London plans to sacrifice substantial funds to reduce France's debt and add 4,000,000,000 in foreign property to reparations. Winston Churchill's note draws unanimous press approval and indicates British public sentiment. The plan strains payment formats while separating interallied debts from reparations, pledging not to collect more than it pays U.S. and to direct reparations toward debt relief.
Colonel N Lanawsiki of El Paso leads the veterans relief effort, securing more than 1.5 million dollars for claims. The drive touches thousands, with Uncle Sam as beneficiary and a 20 percent fee on fee-based claims not charged for the service.
Market notes show steady and quiet pork and tallow with specific spot values. Sugar and corned products display limited activity, while hay and live poultry listings include capons, ducks, chickens, and broilers with varied prices.
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