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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1929
Page
4
Fragmented local notice describes a small female dog missing from 100 1/2 Bast Main St 205 and reports a license finders seeking the owner. It notes scattered thefts, a serious injury, and various local incidents including a fire and employment notices amid a chaotic clipping.
A collage of items lists groceries bulk pork sausage 2 tbs for 35c cane sugar Sunkist oranges 35c doz Goodies flour 8c sack and Lily of the Valley vegetables. Notices cover missionary meeting at Presbyterian church, resignation at Tribune Publishing, hospital blood drive request for Eric DeWalt, coal ads, furniture and paper sales, hospital updates on illness influenza and pneumonia, fire chief fall, local sales, and community club events with multiple names and places like Jamestown Titusville Corry New Bethlehem and Marienville.
A Navy airship began its return voyage from a military base at Lekehurst New Jersey this morning, lifting from the mooring and heading home. The report follows a prior launch for a mission and notes timing as 1730 hours local. United Press dispatch records the trip progress.
report from Cleveland to Pittsburgh details widespread subzero temperatures across the Midwest and western Pennsylvania. readings reached as low as 10 below in places, with Pittsburgh reporting minus 4 by early morning and other towns recording 5 to 8 below. no deaths from exposure were reported at noon.
Mothurs presents suits that promise long wear with leather lined interiors. Jack O'Smather touts feather features and visible style while hidden details enhance fit. Shea & Walraven advertise washable, soft leather lining and reinforced pockets for stormy seasons.
Mrs Susan Weiss of Erie died last evening at Corry hospital after a weeklong illness. Survived by husband Herman Weiss. two sons John and Sawyer, both of Corry. brother George Simms of Garden City. sister Nelle Lidell of Corry. granddaughter Norma Gleagory and two more grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at United Presbyterian church with Rev. McWashington officiating. Body to be moved to the home of Mr and Mrs Sawyer in Brookstead for viewing prior to services.
Cooper of Cincinnati was inaugurated governor of Ohio today. Thousands gathered in cold heat to witness the outdoor ceremony as the new chief executive urged honest elections abolition of tricks registration and state partisanship in a singular address.
A postponed meeting of the Junior High Elementary Parent-Teacher Association is planned at Corry Hospital. Attendees include families from the Whaley household at 124 South Center Street. further details unavailable due to text damage.
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