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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1929
Page
4
Notice advertises two lots of children s socks with discounted prices. The first lot includes dark colored socks for play in size 17 to 8 at seven and a half cents, while the second lot features assorted light and dark colors in size 5/1 to 9 priced from thirty nine cents. The listing appears in Stennett Sun.
A 1929 notice from The Sunday World details a feature selecting the sixteen top stories published in major magazines during the year. It lists forthcoming pieces such as The Langdon Mystery by Leroy Scott and notes plans for the next installment. The page also advertises crafts, embroidery skills, and a sale of furniture and goods by local merchants, including B. Stemnett.
City and Vicinity items include Gooch's flour sale prices, pantry goods, and local shop ads. Reports cover railway workers, a farm sale, births, a fatal airplane incident near Cooperstown, police gear changes, church activities, and upcoming community events across Corry, Renovo, Kane, and surrounding towns.
With teaching staff nearly selected the Daily Wa onlion Bible School opens in June. Classes run three weeks from 9 to 11:30 daily at United Brethren First Methodist Presbyterian and Baptist churches. Mrs Frank Wibert leads as principal with teachers Ruth Dahlsteand Willis Price Wave Perkins and Mitchell Ewing. Assistants include Mrs G J Bergman and Miss Matstred Christrand. a fourth assistant will be named later.
A protest against the Kane Renovobus transit route submitted to the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission argues the proposed service through Warden Kane Johnsonburg Ridgiy includes too few needs and is inadequately justified, citing support or opposition from the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway. The filing lists parties Kane Shemferd and Warros Transit Company of Satle as protesters.
Daniel A. Donaldson, 38, a Spring Creek resident since birth, died Sunday at his home after an apparent fall. Survived by son Bree Donaldson, daughter Mesita Donaldson, sister, and brother Cleve Donaldson, both of Spring Creek. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the late home with interment in Spring Creek Cemetery.
The sub-district meeting of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association of District No. 17 B was held at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home. The gathering featured 120 attendees, reports by Director A J Marsh, and election of sub-district officers. Vera McCrea of New York spoke on home department work for the coming year. The group plans travel to Syracuse on June 19-20 and next sessions at Townville and Hare Creek.
London stocks rebounded today with prices nearly matching last Thursday's close. Traders attributed the recovery to Labour's failure to win a working majority in last week's general election, sparking renewed optimism in the market.
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