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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1923
Page
7
The Corry Scouts hosted a multi troop event at the Armory with Troops from Methodists Presbyterians Catholics and Episcopalians. The evening featured competitive matches including a Catholic team victory and a Methodist loss as preparations begin for upcoming parish activities.
George Bukit and Scout Manter report a Troop B gathering in Vural Hall with Baker presiding. Elections named Weeting Murritt Blake len patrol chief and Jamey Wright as assistant. Girls from Methodist Beulah and Vera Brooks lead junior patrols while plans for a St Patrick’s party emerge.
Scant fire activity reported at Franklin over the winter with few blazes since early events. The city records indicate several instances. mentions of damage and a note about related costs. Additional lines reference sale items including a mahogany parlor set and a country horse with a price estimate.
Postmaster Bentley announces a new postal rule requiring home and office delivery boxes or appropriate receptacles. Fifteen days are given to complete a second survey and report delinquents. The rule aims to save time and effort by standardizing mailbox installations and reducing door delivery.
A local workshop advertises car overhauls with new pistons and rings, claiming up to date equipment and long experience ensure perfect work at small cost. They invite customers to visit and compare savings in oil and gas and driving pleasure.
Spartansburg notes report Ralph Boyd buys the Main and Spring corner house from Joseph Baldwin and plans a permanent home with his family. Cleve Still purchases the Wood and Washington Street property from the Craytardds, with April 1 possession. Mrs Stratton funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at the Baptist Church. Spring cleaning noted by railroad agent H D Drought. Senior class at RE High School pursues an upcoming play. Sunday services listed at local churches with Lent theme and quarterly communion.
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