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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1922
Page
6
A fragmented classified section item lists trade offers and sales on rural land and livestock, including a sage or exchange proposal for a tented dot in Urry, a good jewel farm with cows, and a VP Meritt RD reference. It also mentions sale items from local businesses and multiple household goods and vehicles offered for sale at various addresses.
A man fell into a coal bin at the Cuvils Leather Company plant around 11:30 AM on Saturday. He landed at the base of the bin and suffered a fractured skull requiring surgical treatment. a coworker and Dr. Sully attended him after the discovery.
Johnsonburg March 21 burglars struck Bosler drug store on Canter Street Saturday night. About $2,000 taken including watches and diamond rings with cash register change. Chief of police and two state troopers handling case. Several suspects detained but no decisive leads yet. Homes also searched. authorities expect arrests soon.
The regular weekly Readers meeting with President Mrs Wisht focused on Nature Study. Mrs A. C. Sandburg read an excellent paper on John Burroughs while Miss Ashton shared informal thoughts on Burroughs and his Hudson area visits. Mrs Wight presented a paper on Thirds and Mr Ragan prepared Hibernating Animals. The meeting closed the literary year, with plans for a tureen dinner and a hoped-for good attendance next Monday.
Generous offer for rheumatism sufferers to obtain Rheuma from a druggist with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Claims quick, sure relief within a day and hopeful improvement within a week. Promotes Ames & Co. as supplier and guarantees refund for unsatisfied customers.
WANTED load household goods or freight from Corry to Jamestown around April. Two gentlemen roomers will serve meals if desired. WANTED to rent a house tall Bell phone. WANTED 600 feet 2 inch red hand type inch or larger. Ginl for general house work. WANTED man to work at U.S. Chair Co. Rugs windows and offices to clean. WANTED to borrow $2000 as a first mortgage on property on a paved street valued at $5,000.
Q Bedntor Jy announces a new second hand furniture store at the corner of West Main Street and Winette Street, offering furniture, stoves, and assorted goods to public patrons. S. Vanderhoot, long engaged in repair and refinishing of upholstery, plans to move into the shop as a decor shop with TL Russel’s designs, aiming to boost local business.
Denis Crowe died at his Bear Lake home after a long illness. He is survived by his wife five sons two daughters and many grandchildren including Michael Shamokin Patrick Jamestown Dennis Youngstown John Rahville and Reink. A funeral service will be held Thursday at St Thomas Church with interment at St Thomas Cemetery.
Letters of administration issued for the estate of Jennie L Horton late of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania. Dr Powell of Corry is named to collect payments and settle claims. Claimants must come forward to present their demands or risks loss of rights.
Mrs Cunusa of Cincinnati reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for nervous trouble and fatigue. She says the medicine restored strength enabling daily tasks and care for her 119 month old son, urging others to try the remedy.
A garbled report describes lodging limits for a jail stay, mentioning a tour, the police department, and references to city offices. The text is incomplete and contains many unreadable segments, but implies a restriction on lodging duration during a local municipal matter.
A local fishing community holds its annual meeting to install newly elected officers for the year. The proceedings cover committee assignments and leadership roles within the harbor association.
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