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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1928
Page
7
Gunny Ander awaits a thirty thousand from two buys as CON negotiates in Kingston. Officials note uncertain terms and potential delays, with no official price confirmed and local figures cautious about outcome and timing.
Preliminary estimates show potato production in Pennsylvania reaching 92,600,000 bushels, the highest on record, despite heavy losses from nearby fires. Grain crops lag the five year average, with oats and winter wheat below their norms while corn and barley fare closer to normal levels.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Fred Wynn of Corry after injuries from an automobile accident. Her funeral will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Alexander & Company funeral parlors, with Rev. Frank A. Wiener of the M B church presiding. Interment follows at Pine Grove cemetery. she was formerly of Corry, daughter of Mrs. E Z Hosier.
Funeral services for Mrs Lyda Jt Domsid widow of A M Donald were held at the Intel Honte 208 Maple Avenue in Danastown at 2 o clock in the afternoon. The Rev Roger Gromioy presided at the Presbyterian church where many mourners gathered including Myra Lovejoy and others from Jamustown and Tumastown. Attendants and relatives listed included Mary Brown Evauraliva Lovejoy and Anne Phillipe along with several others from the local community. The service followed a period of silos and prayers, with a substantial group paying respects at the home prior to the funeral.
Buffalo report says three men were rescued from Lake Erie after their craft capsized during rough conditions. Coast Guard units aided as the trio remained afloat until reach by rescuers. Weather hampered search but eventually all safe at dawn.
An inexact notice describes a wool exhibit at a store featuring clothing items. It mentions Alleye Rochester and a firm tied to Nort Center clothiers. The piece notes warmth and various wool displays, with references to likely coats and overcoats. The text contains garbled words but signals a promotional exhibit of wool products and related fashion items.
Fisher went to Nriansturg this morning for Fors day's event.
Early this morning a Centerville fire destroyed Archie Jenks residence on a Camberville road. Neighbors found the house ablaze and unable to save it as it collapsed, with loss estimated in the several thousand dollars. Firefighters from Centerville station fought the blaze. cause undetermined. A nearby Meadyile Tribune-Republican account notes other local damages and that one occupant narrowly escaped as flames swept through the bedroom area.
Unclear suspect linked to a series of assaults near a resort. Honoid Stripling and his wife were attacked while sleeping. Police report three killed in the attacks and one wife captured with injuries. victim details and location described in garbled text.
Junior PTA plans a Wednesday evening meeting at Twior High School at eight o clock. The program includes selections by Jliniby students and Miss Mus Grol of Sworpar, songs by light children from Mins Paling room, and a Pilgrim Bay themed piece. The "New Mannership twelve" is a centerpiece, with Wyients and relatives urged to attend and fathers of children invited.
Miss Virginia Hoenes of Coatesville Pa led the year’s school offering at the local event. The program drew strong parental and teacher support, with the PTA requesting a repeat due to its success. The organizers plan to hold the event Thursday evening.
A public fire underwriter talk notes cooperation between Stock Fire Insurance companies and municipalities. The National Board of Fire Underwriters promotes safeguarding life and property through constructive efforts. The seventh talk invites further information on insurance topics.
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