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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1923
Page
5
A scanned item notes diverse figures and names from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh, citing the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and local shippers. It mentions several properties, hotels, and individuals, with scattered prices and charges, alongside community notices and social gatherings.
The City of Corry PA plans to auction a Third Ward Fire Department parcel in a public sale February 1 at 10 am. The two story brick building lot lies along Washington Street near Mott Street, with cash terms on deed delivery and a description referencing land owned by John Farham and the Ajax Tron Works.
Miss Winnie Clark reports her daughter, J.B. Clark of 8 East Main Street, suffered a painful right foot injury playing on Concord school playground yesterday. Dr G Bennett treated her and she rests at home, with a weather forecast noting considerable cloudiness and snow.
A Louisville reader reports relief from eight to nine days of monthly pain and backache after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and other products. She credits the remedies with restoring health, gaining weight, and easing nervousness and irregularities, and offers to publish her letter.
United Press reports a bank robbery on Payaw Avenue State Bank in St Paul results in one killer dead and a customer and clerk shot. Details remain unclear as investigators cordon the scene and pursue leads in Mitiny Tar.
Teachers from various schools heard talks by Howard Pittsbore Buffalo school expert and Valen ce Kirtley director of Art at the Department of Public hotevetion on adolescent characteristics and the social significance of art education. The round table sessions engaged attendees, with Rev F W Troy leading community singing and Dorothy Waller contributing. The program aimed to provide constructive life guidance for parents and teachers, with similar sessions planned for the Institute tomorrow.
A fragmentary notice describes a Tuesday dancing party with unclear names and dates. The readable bits mention Rebekah, Ray, and Harlsac in a social gathering and a sense of community activity, though details remain garbled.
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