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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1921
Page
4
A long list details residents and visitors traveling between towns for business, family visits, or social events. Names include Misa Hazel Barnes, Tevin Medertiur, Myra Myers, Katharine Robins, and Mrs. Oort Bearce among others, with mentions of Meadville Erie Jamestown and Br ie area.
Members of the Corry Elks Lodge are urged to attend a Thursday evening meeting at 7210 p m on May 5 to hear a lecture by David Arthom on charitable initiatives and modern organizing methods. No membership solicitation will occur. attendance is encouraged to support city uplift efforts led by the Board of Comm unities.
The market opened steady with little impact from a shipping strike. Mexican Petroleum fell after trading, Studebaker slipped, Pierce-Arrow rose, and California Petroleum reached a yearly high as independents and steels rallied amid broad buying following Hoover’s statement.
The ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild laxative and substitute for calomel. It claims quick liver cleansing without tooth harm or strong liquors, urging use when feel heavy or bloated to clear cloudy urine and relieve dull pains.
Thogan Bryan of City presents New York stock quotations with numerous tickers and prices including American Woolen Atlantic Gulf West Indies US Steel and US Rubber. The page also advertises used cars with model years prices and sale notices from Rex Garage advertising bargains and consignments.
Balt Growk 5 Bimms Pet.
Albert Leoski died at home in Garland on May 4 at 7330 a.m. He was born in Polani on March 24, 1857. Survived by his wife and many children, including Helen, Wylauttta, Anthony, Rowan, Stanley, Frank, and Albert. One son lost in World War II buried in France. Funeral services at Sty Winzboth's church West Newday morning at 9, with burial at Shitis Deth's cemetery.
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