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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
3
In Corry Pennsylvania the weekly edition lists a postal office address on West Howth Street. Subscription rates shown include six dollars per year by mail and fifteen cents per copy by carrier, with advertising terms available upon application.
A garbled report describes someone suffering indigestion and removal of material from the intestinal tract. It references a medical prep, inflammation, and an intestinal process. Names like Jamey Condra and Corry appear amid unclear text and druggist mentions. A dean will refund money.
Corry progresses with jury selections as Union City women Grove Giblin Anta Sullivan join the pool for the May grand jury. The roster includes several residents called to civic duty following yesterday’s proceedings in the mayor’s court.
A reportedly kidnapped girl from Jamestown married Ralph Calvanio in a ceremony witnessed by a city clerk. The alleged abduction occurred before the marriage license was issued. Police and relatives seek the abductors as the investigation continues.
A quirky note from the county seat describes a romantic tale entwined with practical counsel about engagement and marriage. The fragment hints at social customs, local voices, and counsel from officials on traditional norms.
Civil Service Board announces examinations for city positions to be held at Corry City Building on April 18 1881 at 8 oclock. Applications must be filed with the secretary by April 1 1881. President Lyons presiding.
Readable fragments describe a noon sale and various consumer items. Mentions include bread and crackers, vegetables and fruit, canned goods, and wholesale prints. Names and places are garbled, with unclear dates or organizers.
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