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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1924
Page
5
Fragmentary text references dates and unnamed figures, mentions April 26 and a tree with leaves, plus unclear events. No coherent incident or names emerge. content lacks complete facts for a solid summary.
Personal mentions show Mrs J L Kelley visiting Brie Morning on business while J Grite and family head south for winter and a few staycations. Residents from Cutting NY plan Forest County visits, Meadvill locals host relatives, and tours move through Erie and Oil City. A patchwork of social calls, business trips, and forthcoming gatherings marks a busy period for North Conver street and surrounding communities.
A fragmented market report notes quiet tendencies in New York raw sugar and coffee prices with some firmness in butter and eggs. It lists assorted items including Rio No 7 coffee, Santos, grain products, dressed poultry, and Western whites with varying demand hinted by occasional price mentions and downgrades in certain lines.
Report claims papers were stolen in Washington on March 31 from a private residence. The individuals named include P. J. O Huen and Walter Potrithirough, with Afra Chekatein identified as a formal travel department official. The matter involves alleged conspiracies under the Attorney General’s office.
A damaged local notice recalls a $10 check from James M. Place for the Salvation Army campaign in Corry Pennsylvania. The letter to C. Bentley, treasurer, mentions the appeal and an offer of eye wash products as part of fundraising activity.
A fragmented OCR item lists a roster of company names including American Smelters América T&T American Woolery Anaconda Bethlehem Steel Chicago Northwestern and others. It references a meeting held at the home of Ar and Mr Eugene Smith with local attendees and a Thursday evening gathering.
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