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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
6
State police patrol Meadville yards to bolster local force amid railroad strike. Officers from Butler station arrived to guard property and protect workers. rail labor tensions continue as shopmen dispute staffing levels and await national developments.
Furnished rooms for light housekeeping listed at 318 W Church Street and near Wert's Grocery. Additional ads show furnished rooms at Tre asure Ave and above Brownell Shoe Store with Mrs George Bosworth as contact. Advertisements indicate living room spaces for rent in the Wilken Block and other downtown addresses.
A scanned era of want ads lists jobs and personal notices across multiple towns. Entries include housework requests in Findley Lake and Clymer New York, roles for machinists blacksmiths and electricians in Pennsylvania, calls for engine help in Dorry and Chippewa Falls, and various items for sale and lost keys.
An old time advertisement touts Pepsin based remedy for stomach distress. It claims rapid relief from indigestion gas heaviness and nervous agitation, and asserts most cases improve in minutes with Durey Mentha Pepsin. Customer Calvin Dilks reports cure and money back guarantee offered by sellers.
Notice is given that Letters Testamentary have been granted to Clyde W. Cook as Executor. All persons indebted to the estate or having claims against it must promptly present them to Clyde W. Cook at Kincaid, Erie County.
A Buick driven by Ian Grimaldi of Meadville Pa veered off West Main road near Card farm in Dunkirk around six Sunday evening. He was returning from New York exhausted from driving all day and night. The car struck a tree and poles. two brothers sustained arm injuries and were treated at a hospital before continuing home. The wreck was towed to Park garage.
Jamestown reports a wreck on the Erie line near Mile Post 16 east of Randolph Station when an air connection defect caused several cars to derail. Westbound trains faced hours of delay and No 7 diverted via South Dayton. tracks cleared by evening. In Dunkirk a factory worker suffered acid burns to face and eye in an accident at the Mt Cencible Steel plant lab. hospital treatment followed.
Reports say thousands of acres have been leased near West Mead township and West Union after Neason Hill Oil and Gas began Bay DeVore farm operations. The company plans several more wells, including Well No 1, as interest from dealers and operators grows in this region.
Mr and Mrs Nelson and daughter Marie return to Meadville after a lengthy hiking trip that started in Lock Haven and passed through Brooklynville and other spots. They spent time in the mountains and traveled home by train to City, with Mr Nelson eventually driving to meet them.
Mrs Nelson and her daughter traveled through many cities and towns and chose a direct route over the mountain. They report a splendid trip and consider hiking to Cincinnati before returning home as the voyage ends.
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