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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1928
Page
7
City council and transit talks focus on trolley abandonment proposals by the Green's? Treutlon Co. and potential impact on Union City transport. Details include financial tallies, property inventories, and plans for future service expansions pending legal authorizations.
A Warren group purchased the Scofield property on Liberty Street from the Scofield estate for about 100000 dollars. They plan a Liberty frontage 475 feet by 233 feet depth and a new three story bank building with a 22 front and 3 stories. Montgomery Ward and Co will lease the three story building for a new branch store, occupying over twenty thousand feet of space.
In Olen yesterday an ex Sherman resident died after a reported violent event. Survived by his wife Mire Edvis Brecklynine Stay er, formerly of Findley Dake. Burial planned in Ripley, possibly Wednesday.
A fragmentedclassified page includes scattered notices on rentals Real Estate FOR RENT and FOR SALE listings, employment and services, plus legal and obituary notices. Entries mention rooms for rent, furnished suites, houses with garages and farms for sale, and various ads for automotive and household services.
James A. Reed of Missouri plans to file presidential primary petitions in Wisconsin. The report notes Reed’s candidacy for the Wisconsin primary and references staff at Washington Headquarters, citing Meriwether’s statements and local filing arrangements.
An old advertisement extols a cleansing cream containing cocoa butter and estallon claiming to moisturize dry skin, reduce wrinkles, and leave a youthful appearance. It targets Beery or fair complexions and compliments the product’s rejuvenating effects.
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