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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1924
Page
4
After John Graim of Shinglehouse Potter county died his widow and brother searched the house and found $13000 in a tin can buried in the cellar. They had looked with bank inquiries for missing funds but found none. The note also mentions real estate painting services and a nurses training ad.
Local notes report oil drilling progress on the TP HL Dove property with plans to shoot the Glade and Clarendon levels. a real estate ad seeks a North Center street rental. school bond elections set for March 18 to fund a new high school building. police track a Youngsville youth who allegedly stole $80 from his mother’s bank account and was captured in Williamsport. Community events include a tureen supper, a meeting re time, and a charity dance honoring W B A Ladies.
Bold advertised claim promises to stop hair loss and itching scalp and to grow hair. It names Parisian Sage as best for hair and scalp, offered by Amies & Co and others with refund option.
A report notes masked Klan members in Sharon Wheat and Priday night delivering food baskets to the needy. Miss Harmin Dentley traveled to Fredonia and Buffalo by way of a friend. Mrs C D Gleason arrived from Wilcox, called by her sister. Mr Auhiton left for Sharon to attend a Tris Diocese convention.
More than 400 delegates and telegrams from forty states declared unanimous confidence in William Gibbs McAdoo as a Democratic candidate. The advisory conference in Chicago affirmed continued availability, signaling support for his nomination and election.
Governor Pinchot is reported in good condition and resting easily after a Saturday night operation in Washington. He will return to Harrisburg later this week and remain at the home of a relative until his retirement there. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during the illness and death of Thaddeus Park.
Miss Nina Proper and John Sullivan wed Sunday at 8 pm at Edward Hewitt home. Alderman G H Gordon officiated with Bast Kessler and Mrs Stella Turner in attendance. The couple to reside on Mill Street after February 20.
Mrs Prank Arick and daughter Stes with James Pourley visited Meadville area friends Mr and Mrs Clarence Mountain on West Washington Street New Woman Movement Women of Clarksdale Min organized to preserve the Fracious courteslaw once distinguished feature of the old South.
Incomplete OCR read yields fragmented lines about stations and equipment, with many garbled terms and unclear names. No coherent events, persons, or places emerge to form a bounded news item or summary.
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