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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1921
Page
4
An old time classified ad bundle promises car and gardening boosts. It touts a carbon remover and lubricant product claiming spark plug clean, more power, and better gas mileage. Also lists garden related items and miscellaneous tools with prices and addresses for buyers and distributors.
Union City hosts a gathering led by Ac Bi Sturknane to plan a Presbyterian outreach. Rev. A. S. Wilson of North Grind is introduced to oversee the work. Miss B. Phelps departs for Geneva Ohio after her sister Charlotte Baldwin’s death and will visit Cleveland briefly.
A damaged OCR text discusses larger bodies and weight change in some people, with fragmented references to cities, times, and names. The readable parts indicate themes around dieting or health, but specifics are unclear due to corruption.
Warren, Feb 12 Two men identified as Edward Lindstay and John Tice, both Buffalo natives, were arrested Thursday night at Gleason's garage. They face liquor sale charges after police seized a car and multiple cases of liquor during an operation led by Chief Whoteben and Sheriff W. Muir. Bail set at 1000 dollars.
A string of social and family notices from Meadville and nearby towns lists visits, marriages, travel, and illnesses. People named include Rev. M Ashton in Erie, Marguerite Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Birney Hoyman, Mrs. Nellie Seaver, and Miss Minerva Bigger, with references to related events, hospitalities, and a Meadville chapter meeting.
Review notes the presentation of the feature film Humoresque with Vera Gorton in the mother role praised for dramatic portrayal. The screening was shown at Tinson Hix auditorium with a large audience expected to return for future showings.
J L Hamilton died last evening at 5 at Corry hospital after a five day illness with pneumonia. He was a prosperous farmer and resident of Columbus township for eighteen years, survived by wife five children and father Theodore Hamilton. The funeral will be Monday afternoon at Beak Take Church with interment at Bear Lake cemetery. The will and papers are noted in the report.
Forty members attended the Maccabees meeting at Maccabee hall to discuss a large membership increase and upcoming initiation. Officers Ninety-one and Nettie Lounsberry are expected to lead events and a spring social is planned for late May with a review of the association’s activities.
A garbled court notice from Brie County Pennsylvania dated 1920 invites interested parties to attend an appointment at 4:00 PM on a specified March day. The fragment references Suelid collar Sue Ro Tie and attorneys Wanmd-itead aver qhony.
The readable fragments describe a local note about a person or event with limited clarity. Names and places are partially visible, but essential details are missing to form a complete report.
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