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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1926
Page
4
Local notice lists a June sale at Elderkin Farm East 208 offering lace ve sts collars and hats, with a supper served. Vendors advertise plants flowers vegetables and reduced price socks for children up to age 14, including regular socks for boys and girls up to size 4.
City and Vicinity page highlights grocery deals and prices on potatoes and prunes, a picnic notice for Eastern Star chapter at Findley Lake, club house plans near Johnsonburg, a coroner's inquest note on a May 25 auto death near Star Brick, and various community announcements including car calls for rides, theatre and cinema notices, and local business promotions.
An old advertisement claims MEL LO GLO removes excess oil tightens muscles and reduces pores to beautify the skin. It touts a bottle from M. B. Ames & Co and lists a torren furnished rooms at 1 Pleasant St with phone number 522M.
United Press reports Mae Murray, famed film star, wed Navid Diyani in Los Angeles after a week of rumors. Pola Negri served as maid of honor and Rudolph Valentino attended the groom, signaling a high-profile ceremony in a sensational, tabloid style notice.
The old time fiddlers drew a crowd with a lively contest and scores. Donald Grover led with the Virginia Reel and a splash of popular tunes while James Grove and Amin Guye impressed the audience. Other performers included Graff and Harmon spinning classic tunes as Hawaii Eddie Larey, known as The Duke of Wattsburg, entertained.
A lively gathering featured Mr Leary leading old time dances while dulcimer music by Gran Moore delighted the audience. Mrs Ther Mee and Nes Muliage assisted at the piano as Miller’s Merry Makers replaced the fiddlers, drawing applause and cheers.
Cleveland resident Mas. M. Riessivarn shares a health struggle after childbirth. She weighed 93 pounds, found relief with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and reports weight rising to 116 pounds after four bottles. The ad promotes the product as a health gift.
Fragmentary text references a tour, a group of supporters, and mentions of individuals with unclear roles. The readable names include Melivers, Stophan, Anne Lecuntry, and Ayeunp, with references to preparation or travel. The exact event, date, or location remains obscured within the garbled OCR.
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