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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1923
Page
2
Tuines M Plyce Larner of Corry with Jomies Buck arrange a show on Tuesday evening at the High School Auditorium. Under the auspices of Community Service, the program aims to present Corry residents with views of the city in days of old.
Funeral services for Franklin A HU were held at Community Church in Columbus with Rev. Jonking of Corry presiding. Music by Mrs Emerson and Mr Sivanion accompanied proceedings. attendees included Detsers Look HGU and several local relatives. Born May 2 1851, he was a lifelong Columbus resident, married Maneho Hudson. three children Clifford Myretink, Lois, and Albert. He was a devoted husband and father with a wide circle of friends and neighbors.
A fragmentary obituary snippet mentions sympathy extended to a bereaved family amid a guarded scene. The readable text hints at condolence actions directed toward those mourning, though concrete details and names are missing.
Over 200 tickets sold at the Qondraelrug store as limited seats run out. Citizens have Tuesday to learn more about the city’s history than ever before. The event offers a guided look at the town from its founding to the present, inviting adults and children to attend.
The Philatheas elected officers for the year at their annual meeting. President Mrs John Rickern, Vice President Mrs Fret Ross, Secretary Ars Gilmind Rherfon, Treasurer Miss Tena Thurston. A program followed with papers, readings, and duets led by Mae Soward and Clara Petting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Burton Smith as members look forward to the next session.
Corry residents face widespread illness with elu and pneumonia. A local repair shop advertises shoe repair and water droplet waterproofing services, claiming affordable pricing and up to date footwear styles for infants to elders, urging customers to bring old shoes for repairs. The ad lists a sale and a property notice at 612 Liberty St and 224 Sec Bud. Ave.
Attorney General Hamy N Daugherty is confined to bed at Wardman Park hotel New. President Harding's physician Brig Sawyer prescribes rest to avert dangerous high blood pressure and possible apoplexy. Daugherty to relinquish office contacts while treatment aims to restore health and resume duties. Proposals from Corry for a motorized fire truck are noted separately with bid details and safety deposit.
P Hotchkiss aged 66 died Friday afternoon in Spencer Hospital after a three day illness. He was a lifelong resident of East Smith street and well known in Meadville. He is survived by his wife and son William Park Hotchkiss, plus two brothers, Dr Walter Hotchkiss of Jayetown, NY, and another relative in Meadville. Funeral from 62 North Main Street Sunday at 2 PM. Also notes memorial service for Mrs Lissie Parking Monday at La Vern Perkins home on East South Street with Rev Woodward officiating.
Advertises low prices on heavy rubber footwear with a prompt to buy now and lay away for next season, urging value and early purchase.
Titusville high school’s Brown and Gold outplayed the Polish National Alliance college squad at Cambridge Springs, winning a close 35 to 30 contest after a hard fought game regarded as one of Titusville’s best in seasons.
A new lamp marketed as the EAMP BURNS 94 PERCENT AIR boasts odourless smoke and no noise, claiming superiority to oil lamps, gas, and electricity. It features easy operation, no pumping, and a free 10 day trial from SK Johnson of Philadelphia who also offers a money making opportunity.
A local brief reports Breay Coal Company facing price shifts amid market volatility. The entry notes buyers and sellers reacting to evolving demand and transportation costs without detailing specific transactions or figures.
A small group announces an association move to open membership. Key figures include Iverson and Grier, with the change expected to affect local participation and future events at the community house.
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