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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1922
Page
5
Fragments describe church event cancellations and municipal notices. Enterprise ads announce buildings for rent or sale, hardware store offerings, and planned factory projects. Avisos mention a prayer service, market specials, a bake sale, a farmhouse for sale, and a streetcar of local news from Union City and Corry area.
Columbus notes detail church piano fund fundraiser raised about twenty dollars after a Friday event. Senior Class lists include Arthur Palmer Martha Walton Gladys Ross Jemmie Carter Ruth Woodring Olive Schottin. Mrs Allene Hilberg visited for two days. Columbus Grange plans a program for Saturday March 24. Local residents Morey Tyler and the Scholtans are mentioned with weekend visits.
Spartansburg news letter outlines local pleasure pursuits and social visits. Welfare of residents shown through visits by Ralph Hatch, Emory Elston, Miss Pern Weidner, and Mr Harold Thompson. Community events include maple syrup gatherings, Sunday School class activities, choir rehearsal, and local notices on housing and sales.
An unclear promotional snippet touts BULGARIAN 400 tea as flushing poisons from the system and rejuvenating the blood. It claims the product can make users feel 10 to 60 years younger and suggests widespread druggists endorsement.
United Press dispatches report Lloyd George will ask the House of Commons opinion on attending the Genoa Economic Conference. Austen Chamberlain announced the action to be taken April 3 in the House as discussions of a possible attendance proceed.
The weekly Authors Club gathering at the Library Building last evening drew twelve members. Miss Mary Condra presented a well prepared paper on Rudyard Kipling while Miss Ashton delivered an engaging book review of The Light That Failed. The meeting closed with critics’ remarks and a pleasant adjournment.
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