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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1923

Page

6

Classified ads listing various for sale items

Multiple local listings include house on South Street seven rooms, a Buckeye style radio components list, and a Maxwell car for 7500 all in one page. Names and addresses appear for inquiries and contact details with street names Liberty Street South Cantor Street and West Twentieth Street used for locating items.

Sale South Street Hell Fort Sale Liberty St Mary Murray Cantor St Maxwell Gold Street Gooll Bond Street Brick Flock East Main St Plittner

Forsaken rental notes and shop ads clutter the page

A jumble of rental notices, job requests, and service ads appears. Items include furnished rooms for nurses training at Mercer Sanitorium, space for household workers, buying and selling sewing services, and repairs. Addresses and names like Elizabeth Leece, Migs Elizabeth Leece, and Geo. W. Morris appear alongside listings for sewing machine repair and rent inquiries.

Afereor Sanitirium Mercer Elizabeth Leece AI Cate Adats

Lost Three Chain Re Turns to Gerry Jamestown Plant

A fragment notes a missing three chain item believed to be at the Gerry Jamestown plant. Responses requested to return the part to its rightful location or owner.

Pinder Gerry-Jamestown

Pennsylvania Eyes Blue and Gold for License Colors

Harrisburg report states Highway Commissioner Paul D Wright approves a blue and gold scheme for 1924 automobile license plates. The base colors alternate yearly between blue and gold with the background and figures reflecting the chosen color, while projections note 860000 passenger plates needed in 1923 and over a million by 1924.

Harrisburg Iighway Paul D. Wright IGM Therien lWketthrod Pennsylvania Wight Commonwealth of Penasylvavia

Readers Club Meets for Weekly Session with Papers

Twelve members of the Readers Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Thomas Ragom for their regular session. The program featured three papers including The History of Medicine by Miss Condra, The Manufacture of Rubber by Mrs Rayon, and History of Asphalt by Mrs Mount. An enjoyable social hour followed. Next meeting is set for February 5.

Thomas Ragom Condra Mount A. O. Sandburg

Fire danger and cold exposure highlighted at Spartansburg

Spartansburg notes report a man nearly frozen in a barn after drinking home brew. Marshal Miller and Lewis Blakeslee responded. the man refused to name his liquor source. He paid a 5 dollar fine plus 3.50 costs and was released. Also listed are local social and school notes including Miss Myrna Thomson’s class and Roy Welsthieff’s trip to Harrisburg for the Farm Products Show.

Spartansburg News Spartansburg Marshal Miller Ward Squire Thomson Lewis Blakeslee Tilutson Mo Miller A. E. Eldred Dewitt’Stopp Grydon Myrna Thomson Patrne Farley Dorothy Knight Beatrice Boyday di Nainé Jesus Christ Nhine Snday School Roy Welsthieff Agriculture Department Sparta Qucational

State Police Urge Public Help in Liquor Crackdown

Harrisburg January 2 Major Lynn Adams Pennsylvania State Police commander urges citizens to report liquor law violations to police HQ. He vows to enforce Governor Philips's wishes and says the crackdown will intensify in coming days. No complete results announced yet.

United Press Harrisburg Lynn. Adams Pennsylvania State Police Tony Mate Police Adams Lin Philliot

Teegerstrom safe in Monroe Louisiana report

Sophia Sade rtrom learns her grandson Tarold Teegerstrom, missing witness in the Morehouse parish killings, is safe and in good health in Monroe Louisiana after word reaches MIT Biddle Street. Victor Teegerstrom promised further particulars and Harold Teegerstrom remained missing since Christmas amid the case. For sale notices follow about Kent Center Street and other local items.

Kane Sophia Sadertrom Mit Biddle Victor S. Teegerstrom Monroe Louisiana Tarold Teegerstrom Sand Met Rouge Victor Teegerstrom Wuld Harold Teegerstrom

Funeral of Mrs Perkins

Funeral services were held from the home of her sister Mrs Lyle Perkins on Rat South Street yesterday afternoon for Mrs Perkins former pastor David Curtis Cemetery in Columbus, Pay with the following nephews acting as pall bearers Milton James Lew Vianbresar Ray Roy Perkins and Gerald Warner Relatives from out of town attended including Mr and Mrs Whid Perkins of Brie Mr and Mrs Roy Perkins of Sherman and Lyle Cummings of Sheffield Pa

Perlis Lyle Perkins Rat South Stepet Zoldock Rey Woodward Presbyterian Church Atlanta N.Y Speiking Titermont David Curtis Columbus Milton James Lew Vianbresar Ray Roy Perskins Gerald Warner Util Whid Perkins Brie Roy Perkins Sherman, No Lyle Cummings Sheffield

Freeze causes fire near Main Street residence

A radiator fire started by an attempted arson on a Saturday night near the home of E. P. Anundsson on Main Street. The blaze spread but was contained with no report of injuries as authorities investigated the incident involving an individual returning from a sick call.

Sheprielu Jan King

FOR SALE TRUNK AND CATTLE LISTING INCOMPLETE

Fragmented OCR item mentions a Hartmann wardrobe trunk for sale and a livestock listing including two cows a yearling heifer five calves and four other cattle. Partial names and locations appear garbled in the text.

Hartmann Livuare of Journal Corry Columbus

Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief Health

Bold claims promote Kellogg's Bran as a remedy for constipation and improved health. The ad urges regular use, suggested recipes, and serving ideas like raisin bread and muffins, asserting widespread benefits and urging readers to ask for Kellogg's Bran in stores and restaurants.

Kellogg’s Kellogg's Tollogig

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Thales White Legion Young Waehoff Bell Fury Giryaits Home Improvement Weavitte West's Grocery Gel Mawr Araduate East Main Street North Side Andrew Center St Geo. W. Morris Gus N. Conter St Istate Teegerstrom Kent Center St Tri West Maint J. F. Mulhginn French St. Erie Earance Feds Brownell Shoe Company Corry, Pa Bernstein Eqosale GREA Norty Center R. F. Livermore& CO Naundsein Hess Garpet Tewat Ivan Kellogg Iuman Aeros Indie ‘Ld Zoock Barlow Hardware CO
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