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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
6
A lost item notice from Jamestown Whistle Distributing Co announces a missing neck piece. A reward of $500 is offered to the finder. Return to 125 Crescent Street Jamestown NY or leave at the Journal Office.
A public sale by John Hammond offers farm items including 11 head of cattle, 7 and 6 year olds, 2700 8 choice dairy cows, hens, hay and straw, grain machinery, wagons, harness, churns, and household goods. Terms: under 1000 cash, over that time with 11 percent interest, to follow at 10 o'clock AM Saturday November 41.
CROSBY, a Mendville Democrat and candidate for Congress, stated his support for strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment at a Democratic mass meeting in Erie. A youth challenged him on prohibition, Crosby answered briefly and left the room. Police in Erie continue pursuing suspects after a Saturday store robbery at Trask Prescott Richardson’s, valued at $5000 in fur coats, with leads and descriptions circulated nationwide. Store workers and merchants report increased security as investigations widen. F. & Whittlesey are in Detroit on business.
A week long sale event at Best Quality Drugs featuring deep discounts on cold remedies, syrups, tonics, and pantry staples. Includes One Day Cold Cure, Cough Syrup, Epsom Salts, Armour products, fruit preserves, canned goods, baking goods, and household items with limited quantities and low prices. Early shopping advised to secure items before restocking.
SPARTANSBURG NEWS items report October receipts and price trends at the New York produce market with butter firm at 49 cents a pound and eggs unsettled with receipts around 10,602. cheese sales show firm values and various grade offerings while wheat, corn, oats, and hay prices are listed. The Spartanburg news also notes local community notices, church group activities, and several town visits and social updates including residents visiting relatives and a poultry demonstration at Concord Corners.
Charles Noth recently left Westfield for home after a month on the job. Mr and Mrs Bailey and daughter Nellie visited Miss Murry Stranahan. Corey bought a slow car and visited North East to see his sister. Miss Giddys Stranihan returned from a fall visit in the rope vineyaird at North East. Mr and Mrs Jeanie Goodwill and Garnett were Titusville visitors. The Junior League plans a meet at the Methodist parsonage Tuesday at 4 pm. Suises Aid will meet at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at Mrs Sue Dorno’s Davenport Street home.
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