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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1928

Page

6

Ice Harvest at Sparta and Clear Lake Ice

Ice cutting on Clear Lake and at Sparta is underway with a forklift crew supervised by Supplee Wils Jones mill plant. Centerville plant reports thinner ice of about four inches versus eight to nine inches at Sparta, as freight moves ice to the Centerville facility. Postmaster Miani G. Jones attended a regional postmasters meeting in Cambridge Springs.

Spart Nsburg Clear Lake Christian Minker Warren August Mamie Sisiff Kang Maude Skiff Carrie Price Sherman, N

News of Interest From Spring Creek and Vicinity

Mrs Winnie Johnson spends the week in Bear Lake visiting Dr and Mrs Phillips. Leon Cable sent the seeks end at Ackley Lit with relatives. Mid Elizabeth Grane of Corry visited her mother Mrs Sam Grane. Mrs Fay Belden and Mrs Chas Whaley of West Spring Creek visited Corry. Mrs Roy Lillie visited Mat Gulburn in Corry. Rev Ho Sturtevant and Wen Burch were business visitors in Corti. Daisy Branch of Warren visited her parents Mr and Mrs Lon Bates. Mine Stearns returned from Warren. Chas Wales of Curry visited Glen Donaldson. Charlotte McKelvey Ruth Woolsworth and Ida Wittman resumed school in Curry. Born to Mr and Mrs George Price a ten pound daughter. Then P Willisins was a business visitor. Ais Lelia Moore visited Warren Thursday. Fifty friends of Mr and Mrs Win Grant attended at their home. Mr and Mrs Harry Jobason visited Erie. Mrs Carl Donaldson entertained a bridge club. George Washington birthday store cards used. high score Mrs Minnie Stearns. Deli lunch served. Mrs Gurtha Care and Miss Ruth Rabistrana visiting Corry. Ladies Aid to meet March first at Mrs R D McKelvey. Glen Davis shot a red fox on Jackson Hill.

Leon Cable Ackley Elizabeth Grane Corry Sam Grane Fay Belden Chas. Whaley West Spring Creek Roy Lillie Mat Corti Daisy Branch Warren Lon Bates Mine Stearns William MeKetriaky Chas. Wales Curry Glen Donaldson Charlotte McKelvey Ruth Woolsworth Ida Wittman George Price Motner Babette P. Willisins Lelia Moore Warren ‘Phursday Win.Grant Eitarstoe Harry Jobason Erie Carl Donaldson George Washington Minnie Stearns Nastress Gurtha Care Ruth Rabistrana Ladies Aid R. D. McKelvey Glen Davis Jackson Hill Winifred E. Bates George Murray Washington, D Lund Ralph Thot Pittsburgh Oscar Raymond H. C Barnes Carrie Holmes Howard Henry Lyle Herbert Davis Berenice Bleakslee Titusville W. H. Kopf Ateron Frank Davidson Saegertown Lee Southworth Hydetown Mildred Bowen Vie Misa Esther Highmyer J.A. Johnston Gill City Too CL. Messenger Ben Messenger

Northwest Pennsylvania church retreat in Columbus

The Northwester Association of Pennsylvania Congregational Churches sponsors a Tuesday retreat at Columbus Community Church on February 29 with lunch, afternoon ministers conference, 5:30 dinner, an address by Dr. Carroll of Philadelphia, and a sermon by Dr. T A Moffatt of Erie. Other items include a Men’s Club meeting in the I O G O F hall, local funeral services for Mrs. Florence Bleakslee Bryant, and notes from a house party hosted by Mrs. CL Messenger with cold weather and coal heat.

Columbus Northwester Association of Pennsylvania Congregational Churches Coleumbus Community Duesday Aid Conference of Ministers Carroll Philadelphia T. A. Moffatt Erie

Hard Rock Hit at 7023 Feet in Medina Sand Quest

United Natural Gas Co. drill near Lamont, SE of the city, resumed after a cave-in delay. Temperature reached 143 degrees at 7000 feet, later to 7028 feet. Plan to bore through 7 to 10 feet of hard rock to reach the Medina sand where a large gas pocket is expected. Drilling may finish soon if cave-in problems are overcome.

Kane United Natural Gas Co LaMont Medina

Bear Lake Garage Rebuild Plan Emerges

Local notes from Bear Lake report a potential project to rebuild a garage at Bear Lake. The item includes multiple brief social mentions from Meadville, Kennedy, Warren, and Corry residents, with community visits, illnesses, and upcoming events noted, reflecting small town life and ongoing exchanges.

Burns Healed Without Leaving a Scar

An advertorial testimonial claims San Cura Ointment cured a severe facial burn quickly without scarring after a winter incident. It highlights rapid healing of an infected toe and promotes San Cura Soap for clearing pores and blemishes. Potent medical claims accompany a call to buy from druggists.

Pitts Town Circle Waabingon

Report on Progress in Achpo Game Plays

Casual inquiry today about Achpo progress yielded a terse reply referencing a fake pass and a form touchdown. The account notes opponents failed to identify ball carrier amid Smith County Pioneer context.

Progresa Casuily Ont Tane Searald Achpo Smith County

Income Tax Rules on Salaries and Deductions

Tax guidance discusses deductibility of salaries and bonuses for employees, stressing reasonableness and services rendered. It notes limits for officer compensation and mentions a deductible amount when payments honor a deceased's services. Local notices report families traveling, residents visiting relatives, and a garage fire with losses and insurance, plus a meat market reopening plan.

Saving Disposition Found in Glasgow Beggar Wardrobe

A thrifty Scots figure known as the model was found in Glasgow Scotland by a beggar wearing five overcoats and three pairs of trousers. His pockets held hundreds of half-smoked cigarettes, many used matches, keys, purses, knives, pipes and rings. Nine hard breakfast rolls and copper coins weighing 13 pounds were also found.

Glasgow Scotland

Identity of torch murderer known sought in three states

United Press reports Morristown New Jersey February 25 that the man who killed Miss Margaret Brown Parke of Park Avenue New York and set her ablaze is known to investigators. Despite claims of a confession police have no location for him, believed to be socially prominent and well educated. He is sought in New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York as authorities press for his arrest. The case involves a governess victim found unconscious in New Jersey after her kerosene soaked clothes burned.

Morristown N. J Margaret Brown Parke Avenue New York New Jersey Pensylvania State Guard Sime Hey Miss Brown Park Avenue

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Ice Harvest Brostesses Sparta S. E. Winans Jones Cambridge Melissiq Burross Sidney A. Winans Winans Townville Lucy E. Eastman Sparta Township Bred W. Wampler Micharen James E. Carpenter Rebecca Winans Main Street Albert J. Winans Sidney Herman Guy Edith Robert Bryant J. A. Johnston John Jn Clyde Washington, D.C Walter Pfelter Marjorie Page's Corner R. H. Patehem Jonesville Club Grange Hall Arl Glark Or Gaughternsiaw Cols, Pa Sud Spring Creek Winnie Johnson Bear Lake Phillips Congregational Churches OF Section Hotchkiss Bear Lars Agnes Morton Meadville Margaret Maloney George Smith Brown Eden Hert Maébon Seward Chand Je Kennedy Bear ‘Luke Raymond Cobb Pulconer Henry Chapman F. J. Crowe Margrret Crowe Fred Wheeler Frank Whiteley Court House Ofro Vanepps Grave Cochran Bert Wilsin Alice Vanepps Edith Haytkins Charles Wilson H. A. Wilson E. A. Wilson R. C. Wilson PB. F. Crowe Jamestown Dewey Wilson Frank Brown Holcomb Pittsfield Boon Brown Lumber Co Jack Whiteley G. H. Tillotson D. Hotchkiss Hotchig Citizens National Bank BANK United Press Church St J. A. Lanston North Center Corry, Pa Turg Roger Fy Athe Advent
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