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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1921
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal from Corry Pennsylvania appears with wartime era notices and broad discussions. It references Arthur Colegrove and publisher details, wartime civic concerns, health notes, and local notices amid campaign rhetoric and public health commentary.
The report notes witnesses in the cutting affray case as the trial proceeds. Key individuals include Maxima Zranlely and Moody, with claims of an $8000 theft from Mandy Lttie. The scene centers on court actions at Shyer Wane and relates to assignments by lawyer Geonie Posen and others on a Sunday afternoon.
Notice from R Morick and staff at 117% N Couter street Corry inviting customers to continue patronage. They announce vacation period and promise to provide best service upon return. Managers Tony Laat and staff express thanks and request patience during temporary absence.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as a non calomel laxative for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated tablets claim to improve digestion, cleanse the mouth, and aid normal bowel movement with a nighttime dose.
A fatal Bradford area crash claimed the life of Myrnie Look, 20, of Port Albany, as five Port Albany youths traveling to Bradford on a highway lost control, vehicle rolled twice, authorities say. Investigators seek more details from local officials.
The Trust Company marks its fiftieth year with a grand celebration after opening for business in November. Directors report travel costs for the anniversary and a reported fund generation of 1.7 million dollars, noting no meeting of the board occurred last evening. A formal adjourned meeting is planned at the library building Monday.
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