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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1923
Page
8
Classified ad lists 15 dairy cubs, two good horses, farming tools, and various sale items at 10 oclock Wednesday April 4. Auctioneer John Hammond and owner Frank Finney advertise a range of farm goods with addresses in Avor Bear Lake and Oly Hier regions.
A fragmentary notice block lists multiple rental items including a seven room house with bath garage and garden on Prospect Street Bell 220% 3129 sleeping room on W Church Street and two office rooms plus space for lodgers. It mentions modern automobile wash inquiry with Dr Peck and other lodgings aimed at single or shared occupancy with housekeeping options.
Rural Oil Creek notes report Blisworth Wilton visiting sister Mrs Pred Too in Warren on Saturday and returning Sunday. Several locals including Mrs Uarte Gray of Corry and Maye Moilesky of Dor–k visited area families. A recent death toll includes Mrs Henriette Crasente and Mrs Francis Penhneen, both mourned by the community. Community events feature a music program, anniversary observances, and church plans as residents prepare for Easter services.
Clymer notes cover an upcoming Jamestown Pomona meeting, and a featured program by Chautauqua County officials. Mayor Curlsyll and District Attorney Glens Woodini attend, with a strong musical display by county talent. School vacations affect local Dig 4 and 3, and visiting days in April invite parental inspection. Girl Reserves discuss plans with YWCA secretary Miss Fuller for a district conference.
Lost on Center Street a pair of rimmed glasses and a hospital pin with owner’s name. A wallet containing money and a guard name is also mentioned. Reward offered. Report to Journal office or Bell M2R.
Spartansburg News Letter records March social events and visits. Residents Marjorie Turughetti’s birthday is noted with guests Virgina Waly Lier Conover, Dorothy Duct, Peru Murtin Evens dnney, Barbara Webb and others attending. mentions of school events, church activities, and local travelers, with names dated around the prior weekend and upcoming week.
A damaged clipping lists items for sale including a cream separator, log chains, forks and a gasoline engine. It notes terms of sale with cash payments under ten dollars and two percent discount for cash, with a total auction conducted by Warren A. Wood, John Stamm and Berry Mead acting as auctioneers and clerk.
The undersigned offers at public sale on his farm off Baker Hill road near Spring Creek, Thursday March 29 at ten o clock, 14 head of stock cattle including mature Holsteins and a rex Holstein bull, a registered Holstein heifer, grade Holstein yearlings, a Durham heifer, and a registered Holstein calf. Also 4 year old double work harness, driving gear, and farming implements. Livestock, implements, and farm equipment will be sold at the auction.
A jumbled OCR snippet mentions Cincinnati Detroit and Kansas with stray phrases about temperatures around 40 degrees. The readable bits suggest a fragmented weather or civic note, but details are incomplete and names and events are unclear.
Fragmentary editor notes discuss an education board matter and native reform. The fragmented passage mentions a charter, integration or payment details, and references to months or years and key stakeholders. No clear names or outcomes are identifiable in the readable text.
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