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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
4
The page lists varied local items from Butter and potatoes prices to taxi services and gas stations. It notes community events, club meetings, and a church resignation, plus market ads, fabric, and florist offerings, with scattered personal notices and sales.
A fragmented note shows a group at a college voting on prohibition. The text names several individuals and hints at a discussion about which drink is best, reflecting informal campus attitudes and uncertain conclusions.
Classified items and notices from Warren area ads. Rental listings show 514 East Washington Street and 330 East Main with six rooms, bath, and two rooms suitable for offices. Other lines note rental at 26 West Congress Street and 180 Second Avenue. Also mentions local society meeting notes and various miscellaneous items.
Mrs Garie Barnhouse of West St Wellston Ohio claims a night of breathing ease after taking Sorbol Quadruple. She sat up fanning and within two weeks had no goitre symptoms. She says she will speak to anyone about it. Advertisement text mentions Sorbol Hiss Company Mechanicsburg Ohio and Thomas Downey.
Mrs. Price affectionately known as Grandma Price marks her 105th birth day with plans for a private reception for friends neighbors and relatives before a formal celebration. Big time at Findley Lake features a chicken dinner and dance with good music. Roy Edinger a local electrician and radio dealer says a radio expert from the Radio Corporation will visit Wayland to help solve local disturbances. Katherine Warren Tadic Tans noted. suggestions left with Mr Thinger will be addressed when the expert arrives.
Brani glun Jhineze Juni Ries Puma and Lee Palmer of Franklin drove a car 1400 miles from Franklin to Keystone Heights Florida in 50 hours 10 minutes setting a new record. The team included Hilo Bergin owner of a 286 000 pavilion and boats at Keystone Heights. Bergin will return to Florida to resume pavilion management. Ries and associates traveled by train from Florida to Franklin in 36 hours on the return trip, reporting booming business in Florida.
Bear Lake notes tell of Macy Chapman returning from Hinshyia and Jamestoyen visitors this week. Mrs Ed Tillotson and others from local households visited Howard's mother. Glenn Tillotson and Dorothy visit Akron. Dorothy McGraw leaves Newark after staying with grandmother Mrs. Hiyt. Readers work on the slate road between Wrightsville and Corry. Goshen Schoolmates reunion brings many locals. Will Evans reports his garage theft. Town Line Church night attendance draws many.
Sunday events described with names such as Mr Abel Bitsy La AY Whiteley and Eve Curler. Families including Mrs Amos Chapmast and Mrs Nett Green hosted guests at the home of their sister, Mrs Amos Chapmast. Visitors Raymond Cobb and Falconer Jast Suna are mentioned with ties to Tilt Melvhite twilight.
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