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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
8
Classified ads list numerous sales including Holstein cattle and household items. A note on Erie office politics describes Gosser and Young contending for authority, with both claiming power and planning to enforce prohibition, while colleagues question the leadership and unity of the group.
Multiple rental notices appear for rooms and flats across Essex Street Mott Street and North Second Avenue. Entries specify furnished or unfurnished options, occupancy restrictions including no children and no pets, and contact hints such as a Journal care line and a phone number 420M.
WANTED Trousekeeper middle age int home of elderly couple Light worke d 004 wages Phone HC write Hexots Sherman N Y WANTED Man for farm work ab Pine Valley figure of AU Nichols Hell phone 7R3 Columbus Past WANTED Experienced man to work on farm ty month Hf Theoret Westhield Nyotmi WANTED Painting and papering G C Fritts phone £ 811m5 WANTED Government Railway Mail Clerks Start 133 month expenses paid Specimen examination questions fro Columbus Institute Columbus Ohio MLM WANTED Woman come to home for laundry work each week all Hell phone 475K ane WANTED Middleaged woman louse pet Inquire Stockton's Mark ia
Administrators named for the estate seek payment from all who hold claims. Interested parties must present demands promptly to Administratrix Sarah Ream and counsel Kincaid and Kincaid at 101 Ma. Proposals from Corry Pennsylvania for repaving Washington Street are invited with bids due by a listed date.
Carnegie Institute of Technology Glee Club visits for a concert at the local high school next Saturday. The program features soloists and an orchestra with five ensemble members, including a Jewish monologue number and popular airs by the Pach Novelty group.
Kane Manis acquitted of violation of liquor laws in a county court case. Prosecutors alleged sale of intoxicating beverages, but the jury found him not guilty. The trial referenced local enforcement and the town’s liquor regulations.
Fragmented notes describe a community event in Clymer New York with references to a funeral service, church figures, and local residents. Names such as Robrgt Thaes Lowe and others appear, with scattered mentions of family ties and a gathering in the town. The readable portions hint at a religious ceremony and communal mourning amid a broader, unclear narrative.
The Taquins of Ashville hosted a social gathering in Cliver on Friday attended by many old friends. Necker Ch bought the building on Connor Midi and Cehtne Stecete for a winding seven nights, with plans for a charity fete. Guests included Mone sere marred guid and Teddy ftornwiny members, and the Pallieeh Tithe Groters organized a musical evening. The event, held at Old Valine Halt, featured décor with Apiethan Hass and guests like Mrs. Hinkley and Mrs. Stanton, who helped host the supper.
Fragmented text describes family news, deaths, and civic meetings. Mentions Mrs C Reiaiule and daughter, Watling area plans for a future home, and various names including Mr ML Ricker and July Rickers. Notes a church meeting with Chief Jesy absent and a later county meeting with Perry Roberts shipping. Casual social and health remarks appear alongside sparse event references.
Mr Jamies Th Allen of Rochester N Y says a compounded prescription named Allenrhit can banish rheumatism by removing impurities called fehl deposits from joints. He claims quick relief after years of study and urges druggists to dispense the remedy with a money back offer if not fully recovered.
A brief notice states Emma McKeown Mont Hatel was killed today in a Local area incident. Authorities have not released further details pending investigation.
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