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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1911
Page
7
Classified ad lists numerous houses on Pleasant, Center, Maple, and Park streets plus farms and large lots. Prices range from affordable six thousand to eight thousand dollars with features like modern brick work, barns, dairies, and attached outbuildings. Several parcels offer multiple lots, rents, or terms near Wayne and Concord avenues, aiming to attract buyers with varied needs.
A dense collection of real estate ads lists homes and lots for sale or rent in Corry and surrounding towns. Includes multiple properties with two houses and barn on one five-acre tract, brick blocks for rent, farm land near Columbus, and various single-family homes with details on size, price, and location. Names include C R Powell, A L Cottrell, Wilson, Grant Johnson, and Ralph G. Cones, with mentions of Shrine Street, Main Street, Wright Street, Columbus, Corry, Pa, and Hoxton.
An array of properties for sale or rent along streets such as Frederick, Woat Smith, Park, Washington, Congres, Smith, Church, Wayne, South, and Marlon. Listings include house and lot packages, 9 to 18 room homes, barns, improvements, and prices from 400 to 5000 dollars. Also numerous rental options: furnished rooms, store rooms, and office space, with contact points at local agents and merchants.
Legal notices detail a March 8, 1914 public sale of twenty shares of Corry Metal Furniture Company stock to satisfy unpaid amounts. Also listed are a 1911 April special meeting for U.S. Chair Company stockholders to vote on an $80,000 debt increase secured by mortgage, plus administration notices for Marion H. Spoon's estate and various local notices including employment ads and sales.
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