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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1925
Page
4
A partial OCR fragment notes a rescue operation at Crescent Park Avenue. It mentions the Wo fentucky Rock Asphalt Company and an in charge superintendent overseeing the response. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
The journal notes sidewalk repairs along West Washington Street near the Railiator plant, urging cleanup of dirt and mud. It advertises Victrolas at the Victor Shop with terms, a dairy farm for rent, a motor accident injury update, Valentine flowers, and a Pussyfoot Johnson appearance being planned for late March.
A fragmented read of local sale items and notices. References include potato prices at 760 per cent, a February sale, Franz's sale event on Monday morning, and various small ads for goods and services. Also mentions a death at Hamot Hospital of Jurlés and a dynamite accident incident at Walda river pul yesterday afternoon. Community announcements include a lodge meeting on February 2 and a dance after the meeting.
By United Press New York February 14 price movement showed irregularities in senior steel listings. Hardyn and American Woolen slipped on heavy selling by professionals. Steel common weakened, dragging down Crucible and other independents. American Can remained strong, Magwell led gains, British demonstrations aided air reduction. International Paper, Western Union, and Dupont cited. Market closed lower.
The Wickrespy Presbyterian Ladies Aid met in the church parlors with good attendance despite bad weather. After devotionals led by Mrs. Mary B. Schuss and two songs, business matters were discussed. A vote favored holding the Tuesday luncheon for the Rotary Kiwanis club. Musical numbers followed with Mrs. R Lewis presenting Lincoln’s religious views. soloists included Mrs. Frank Lillie and Mrs. Lillie, with accompaniment by Miss Gorton and others. The gathering closed with social time. president L. Ry Titty praised the program and the March meeting will be at C. P. Metiraye’s home.
Special for February sale highlights quality of material and fit for dresses underwear draperies and more. Mentions cut or natural tan and notes B. W. Stennett & Son 1 as the seller.
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