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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1924
Page
7
A widespread swindle targets businessmen in Oil City Titusville and Franklin plus nearby towns. The con man issues false checks, sometimes under local firm names, and eludes detection as he travels from city to city. Police note the suspect is tall and well spoken and an ongoing risk to merchants.
Sunday at 8 o clock a mass meeting at the Methodist church will invite all men of the community. Evangelist Luther K. Peacock will discuss The Devil's Payday. A double male quartet will provide music. boys under 14 are not allowed.
In Warren Borough on March 2 officials warn dog owners to leash pets or face swift seizure. Police chief says stray dogs will be collected and euthanized due to lack of confinement space, amid growing nuisance complaints and public safety concerns.
Public sale of farm property seven miles southeast of Spartansburg outlines a large mix of livestock and equipment to be auctioned on March 25 at 10 o clock. Items include horses cows calves heifers yearling bulls dairy gear harness wagon buggy milking machines hay equipment feed grinders cream separator tools lumber and household items. Auction venue listed with curbside terms and cash payments, security required.
A historic Cremona violin, said to be one of the finest replicas of Giovanni Grancino, is highlighted with an estimate and sale notes. Reportedly examined by leading experts in London Diesdum and New York, it recently fetched about 9 000 dollars and is noted for its original pegs and golden varnish. Also listed is a Columbia Graphanola with records at 100 Brook Street and a solo property listing for 74 acres with hunt barn and good buildings at 133 West Smith Street.
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