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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1921
Page
6
A dense page of old classified ads listing wanted and for sale items. Includes chickens eggs hatching, employment wants with pay, rental rooms and houses, furniture, cars and farm equipment, livestock like cows and dogs, and notices for repairs. Multiple small ads mention locations in Corry and nearby towns with contact details.
Auction announced by Thyving 911 farm owners offering many items including heifers calves hay loader tractor and grain handling gear. Items listed include Ford wagon horse equipment potatoes and various gardening tools with sale terms of ten dollars reserve and six month payment on approved security.
Warren High beat Corry 28 to 26 after a comeback in the final minutes as Keytones fell short. Morrigon Wright Brown and Haumesser starred for Warren while Group and Morte led Corry’s early offense. Kane High also won 76 to 21 over Towns onburg as teams prepare for Northwestern Pennsylvania title play.
George C. T. Wileon was elected president of the Harrison National Bank in New York. He began his banking career 45 years ago and has since built a long record in finance as the bank announces his leadership.
The Central Stars of Erie travel to meet the Keystones in a midweek game that shapes as a key test for both teams. Star guards Lohbell Brower and center Balkan loom as pivotal matchups as the Stars seek strong performance on the road.
The WER Company of Steadville defeats Ford Cry and enters the smakutball tourney for the 16th regiment. The MoutGitle quintet faces the Corry guard five next. Hope remains high for a regimental hander as earlier trials by Friday’s regulars sought to impress the team. Central High Behavior of Cleveland wins the high school basketball tournament at Allegheny Village, beating Central High of Brie 88 to 20.
A fragmented report details a game where Pho Keystone defeated Namadose Five 33 to 12 at Warren. The narrative notes shooting struggles, standout efforts by Jones and Conroy, and home crowd reactions while suggesting upcoming rematch dates and lingering tensions.
Johnstown resident DAN Miller praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier liver tonic and overall family remedy. He notes it builds up the immune system and helps with cold and coughs when run down.
Athletes are urged to attend a midweek interlude as a summer resort event unfolds near Rod uni Gut Jul. The opener features key players from Beverly and Washington high schools in a flea workout setup, with a focus on football skill drills and team cohesion.
The undersigned will offer at public sale north of Cony on Wednesday March 101 at 10 o clock. The lot includes 10 chalice daily sows Bligh Mare weight 1 000 4 yen A two pfintta wurrey neatly now a tel of Tight vtoutte Tarim pinyin acting Missouri Geilhrill plow Rod Grow Hard Goal Burner and other article foo mimerous to mention. A. J. Orasuut Ve i Pawris Auctioneer Bree lune at xavn. iyrtagaue
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