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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1926
Page
4
A party honored Miss Alberta Peterson on Essex Street for her birthday with music and games. A remodeled First Ward home with six rooms and a bath on a paved street is offered for 20000 by Robert Pagterson at 1301.
A chaotic clipping notes groceries and bakery items with prices 39c for eggs and 510 butter, plus a Valentine feature by West Sunday World Color Gravure Section. It lists Will J Wilcox deliveries, local addresses, a K of C Barn Dance, and a Central Meat Market sale with frames. It references a Hood district recall and patrols in a generic wartime mood.
A community notice describes St Edward's hall events with a Barn Dance set for February 10 and a Friday dance night. It details bake sale proceeds to fund chairs for a group, and lists local businesses and residents connected to the scene, including the McIntyre family and various chorus and Lions Club members.
In Harrisburg last night the Senate defeated eight giant power bills from Governor Pinchot while approving prohibition enforcement measures. Distillery and brewery bills would require day and night inspection and patrol by a governor-created board. Debate featured sharp lines along party and reform divides as the administration’s election bills were mostly sent back from committee. Separately, the Wey family of Centerville escaped a fatal house fire that destroyed their farm home early Monday.
A jumble of names and events describes travel to Washington and detention claims. It mentions Bevan, Maw Pel He Cene, and Prenerad Perphine with references to a western operation and a general deception at Hoar involving a carrier. The text remains unclear and partially garbled.
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