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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1923
Page
4
The Epworth League will hold its lay monthly meeting Tuesday at the church with a short business session followed by a social time. All Leaguers urged to attend and bring a friend. Also mentions stockholders meeting in Corry County Clubs Wednesday evening, pending weather. Local store ads and community notices included.
James P. Rossiter and friends urge voters to elect him District Attorney. They claim he meets the office’s demands with credit to himself and the county, citing professional qualifications, broad training, and experience as Assistant United States District Attorney for Western Pennsylvania. They compare his age and experience favorably with notable judges like William Howard Taft and William L. Day.
Local pages reveal births, church events, classes, and civic notices. Reports include a newborn daughter at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Harrison Kepple, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Purdy, and a range of social, educational, and Masonic activities plus small ads and building plans in East Hickory and surrounding areas.
The Lillian Guild will meet Tuesday night at Mrs James MacInnes home. A tureen supper will be served at 6 oclock. For the past year cooperation has strengthened ties between the Torry Red Cross Chapter and the Needlework Guild. The plan maintains garments in the Red Cross heat quarters and ensures only deserving recipients receive aid. If garments are lacking, efforts are made to obtain them from outside sources, with many donated items from supporters. The Red Cross and Needlework Guild arrangement prevents double assistance to the same recipient. Various market and real estate notes also appear, including prices on dairy and a farm listing.
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