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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1923
Page
8
A dense list of small ads offers shotguns writing supplies household goods furniture and stoves plus used pianos and car sales. Many entries include names and addresses in Corry Pennsylvania with scattered details about houses for sale and land parcels. Numerous listings mention personal contact numbers and local street addresses.
For rent seven room house with attic garage and garden at 581 Prospect Street. Nell phone 2203. Also for rent sleeping room at 318 West Church Street. Two office rooms can accommodate a few more judges. Louis RS Johnson. Furnished rooms for light housekeeping inquire LD West about.
Fragmentary notice requests return of multiple lost items including a hospital pin and personal belongings. Offers reward for the return and asks to contact the Journal office with identifying details. Names and exact items are garbled but reference to a hospital pin and a reward remain.
In Ott city area a series of wanted ads seeks rooms for light housekeeping and bath, a house painter, a housecleaner, a house seller, and a delivery role with Rawleigh's Health Products. Also a salesmen position is offered by W. T. Rawleigh Co for a home-based business with minimal capital and training.
A Pearson's Weekly quip shows a Sunday school teacher pressing Harry to name who beat the Philistines. Harry deflects with a pun about leagues below the flat and second, highlighting a child’s humor in religious instruction.
County Commissioner Walker said delays may occur as the rural highway program faces elevated material prices and budget strain. The county plans to use bond funds and county aid, with bids for $600,000 in construction costs due April 1 and work largely funding by county and township resources.
Spartansburg March 26 residents report visitors from Corry and Youngstown. local people hosted relatives for weekend visits amid illness and bad roads. A community theater program “Women of the Hill” directed by Mark Mays drew a large audience with songs, pantomime, and Bible history themes.
The undersigned will offer at public sale at No 1 Summer St easter Couny Saturday March 1 p m. Items include a young team six and six years old wagon horse wagons several cattle a two month old heifer and more. Tools plows double harness cultivators and various farm goods. Terms are ten dollars cash over that amount with installments for food and security building lot and furnishings. Auctioneer Gust Johnson V Powers clerk W Gillman.
Fragmentary OCR lists a medical office line for Andrew De and McKelvey Osteopathic Nerve and Spine Specialist. It mentions an office in Horn Block, Ni Genter Bt, with phone numbers and residence. Details are incomplete and unclear.
Raymond Caron, 24, employed at Interstate Window Glass, suffered severe head and chest injuries after a blast at the Kane glass plant. He was removed to Summit hospital in critical condition as police investigate a possible assault. Dinah Wher visited him Monday. hospital staff report he recently quit his job and was last seen near St Elma before the incident occurred Saturday night.
Litigation between Jamestown residents and the Pennsylvania Gas Company will proceed with no armistice. The council met last night with most members present to discuss a resolution amid uncertain prospects for negotiation. The meeting featured debate over potential settlement and ongoing legal action.
The partnership recently existing under Wilco and Cook is dissolved by mutual agreement. W Leroy Wilco remains at 190 Genter Street Corr MD and will settle all debts. Leo Cook Mary Poy March 26 125. Payment claims are due upon dissolution.
A fragmented note references a stray idea or saying amid garbled text about meeting someone named Donichi Starrotd and a half way point, with unclear context and missing details.
The undersigned offers at public sale his farm items on theBakke Road one half mile off Spring Creek Road Thursday March 20 at ten o clock a m. One head of stock good work team four and six year old etc. Horses cows heifers and calves Holstein and Durham stock farm implements wagon buggy sleigh harrow and tools. Largest lot includes two year old Holstein cattle and a four year old registered Holstein bull.
A fragmented auction notice lists items including shovels forks and cream separator parts with discounts and cash pricing. Names mentioned include Warren A Wood John Hammond Perry Mead Allums. The sale mentions a 24% HP saw rig and a noon Lynch event with a gasoline engine referenced.
A garbled OCR fragment reports an injury incident at an unidentified location. Details are unclear, with multiple obscurities around persons, places, and actions making precise facts unavailable. No verifiable names or dates can be extracted.
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