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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1925

Page

8

Trucks Crash Injures Drivers Near Union City

In Amity township Hawley drove a Ford on to the highway when Stobsmeister, also in a Ford, struck his vehicle. The crash caused the trucks to roll over several times but only minor injuries were reported. The incident led to discussions of fault and legal steps with attorney Morrow and Justice Homer D Johnson.

Union City Rawant Hawley Amly Theo Staffmeister Che Thann Amity Churel Stobsmeister Wattsburg Hawley Acciden Sal Smalley Brother Taw Morrow Sonsultell Stollmersten Justice of the Peace Homer D Johnsin

Addition For Sunday School At First Evangelical Church

The First Evangelical Church plans a modern Sunday school room addition to the present building on Fifty? West. The congregation approved the project at a recent meeting and expects to start in fall with about 158 workers. Pastor Rev. Winch said construction would be handled by local contractors and the new wing will be faced with Hack and finished to harmonize with the church.

First Evangelical Church Sindy Fibenty Wrest Surigyss Manly Uundine Sion Tn Ai OW. Winch Hack

Rich Wife Pays Debt and Secures Husband's Release

United Press reports Geneva Bilder sued for $20 125 owed to a woman. court ordered imprisonment until repayment. Margaret Taylor, reputed millionaire, did not fund the debt, but her payment ultimately freed Henry A Taylor after five months in jail.

United Press Vuisa Gainsi Henry A Taylor Taylor GeneVieve H. Bilder Margaret

Bear Lake to Build New Milk Plant at Once

July 11 report from Warren states Bear Lake will create a new milk plant at once. The village donates the site of the idle plant, with upgrades and latest machinery planned. Former Bear Lake supervisor Hert Meabon returns to manage the new facility after leaving during the old plant's closure.

Epworthians to Hold Social on Saturday

The Epworthians announce a social event this Saturday evening at the corner of Pleasant and South Center streets. Ice cream and cake will be served at twenty cents. Everyone is welcome. The committee will meet at Jolutradi aeour at 8 oclock.

Pleasant South Center Daylinhr

Rheuma advertised as cure for rheumatic pains

An advertisement touts Rheuma as a universal remedy for rheumatism gout neuraglia and related ailments claiming rapid relief swelling vanishes and joints regain function. It asserts the product purges poisons from the body and promises money back if not satisfied.

P R R Outing at Chautauqua Next Saturday

Veterans and members of the Pennsylvania Railroad Outing Association gather for the annual picnic and outing at Chautauqua on Saturday. Pageantry includes a reception by Vice President and Mrs. ED Whiter of Pittsburgh. A special train service from Pittsburgh to Ree Bank and other points will transport attendees to the resort.

Chublundia Metermu Allegheny Division Penpeytvante Rulroyd Inmiffis As Points Ligisia Buffalo Pittsburg Red Bank Driftwood Fhir Maver Aleady Aleghens ED Whiter Pittsburgh Veterans Association Tasal Img Ee Ius Fassengers Entaute Ree Bank Mayville

Local residents attend gatherings and visits across towns

Er in residents including Blue Eye Blue wy Aur and Mrs P R Mead in Erin Wed led to Westlire, with the Wilma Binrly family and friends traveling. Several families and individuals visited Corry Jamestown and North East for social visits and cherry runs, with many at Mrs Henry Jaquiths and Margiret Sandburg spending time with relatives.

Blue July Aur Mrs PR. Mead Erin Wilma Binrly Anid Lewis Puller Glenn Jaquith Westlire Rid Yates Nom Clearfield Gartai Sadie Penrson Jamestown Charles Sandburg Will Burch Perry Meail Frank Invin Briggsy Albn Meath Dinatal Wuestoes Richard Wellshel i Corry Chester Grover Margiret Sandburg Henry Jaquith Paifisville Ohio Tryin Stall Hriggs

Spring Valley Community Notices from July 1981

Spring Valley items list visitors and social calls among residents. Families from Erie Cory Warren and Jamestown visitations include Bates Raffertin and Jowell while Mrs. Matteson aids Bearden House. Local events mention Miss Pittsburgh title contest and Mrs Mead hosting guests.

Spring Valley Clyde Dambi Toby Paul Katier Paul Rafferlin High Datnot Corry Melattie Aysles

Check Sharper 5 Operating and Theatre Notices

In Dunkirk an alarm raised as checks numbered and signed by Sylvester Wilde drawn on Dap hine Trust Company caused police to search for a 35 year old man. A 12 year old was seen with the stolen goods. Theatre notices announce Rex and Grand theatres reopening with two shows nightly from 7 to 9 and 2:20 to 11:00.

Dunkirk Uw Hame Sylveatsr Wilde Norman Lyons Daphine Trust Company Rex Grand Theatres Worry Amusement Company

Removing Paint Spots and Hair Care Claims

A fragment describes using ammonia to remove paint spots from glazed tiles and suggests soap hot water scouring powder and sharp sand as an alternative. It also advertises Parisian Sage as a tonic to stop dandruff itching hair loss and promote growth, sold by Ames & Co and druggists.

Ames & Co

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