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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1919
Page
6
Instructions explain payment in advance for all classified ads. Rate 150 for one unit and six insertions. Advises applicants to follow ad instructions and apply by mail or to the address in the advertisement. No phone inquiries or visits to the Journal Office are allowed.
Wide ranging sale notices list upright pianos pianola organs and a row of items from Star Garage and the Ajax Tron Works. Also advertised are a four cylinder Shidebaker car and stowood at 250 per cord with contact details and addresses in Toronto area listings.
May 8 19 The Presbyterian Oil City Boys Church notes strange services during Sunday worship. Names and events include military context with War records, barracks, and remarks on Armistice era tensions, alongside plans for evening service and anthem selections.
Fragmentary OCR note references farmers, education subjects, and technical topics. Mentions books, employment, and scheduling but lacks coherent details. Names and places are garbled, offering little actionable information beyond general agricultural and technical education themes.
The ministerial association will hold a meeting next Monday. Members are urged to attend, with papers and topics including church unity and remonstration discussed in the program.
Junk dealer advertises top cash paid for varied scrap as of now. Cull 20W on Wagle Street advertises immediate removal and payment, inviting customers to sell metal and other discarded items. Local outreach highlights quick service and fair offers.
An advertisement for Modern Electric Shoe Repairing promises up to date service with work guaranteed, using quality materials. It claims leather or rubber repairs, various shoe-related services, and moderate prices, noting a storefront and related offerings amid a jumble of garbled text.
Major General Leonard Wood trained two divisions for a curious service and asks Americans to back the Fifth Loan. The armistice is past, making this loan a sterner test of patriotism, deserving vigorous, sustained effort to carry the war effort through.
Gently described, the ad presents two fashion lines for grownups and toddlers. It features a yellow velvet and black velvet foundation coat with a hood and pocket details, plus a plaid color option with beavertail pockets. Sizes range from 71 to 48 inches bust, with prices listed in cents, and sales through Livermore.
The Pine Grove Cemetery Association invites members to a meeting on May 12 at 7 PM to discuss the administration and future direction of the cemetery. A vote will include reviewing certificates held by longtime trustees and the status of Avery’s purchase from March 1811, with members urged to attend.
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