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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1928
Page
4
A brief item indicates coats were repaired, revised, and glazed at Steen's, with the note or meaning attributed to Servite. The readable fragment suggests a local repair service or shop activity without further context.
A scanned newspaper fragment lists prices for grapes at 10 cents per pound and three pounds for 28 cents, along with other sale items such as large grape fruit at 10 cents. The piece mentions J. D. Murray's and various nearby ads and notices, including local events and sales.
Newspaper clippings show a jumble of items including box crackers Lit te Buster popcorn bread and other household goods, a smallpox statistic from Pennsylvania, photography studio marketing, highway progress, and various local notices. Mentions of a child's injuries, a car theft recovery, a Thanksgiving proclamation, and multiple community events and sales provide a snapshot of daily life and civic updates.
Yesterday afternoon the City Chapter Glen of Eastarn Stir met at Mrs W M Bandburg home with militant hostess Mrs A W Covell to reorganize the Wimedatsia Club. Sewing and bridge were enjoyed and a luncheon followed. Mrs D Wurrey Des Rosay to host next session. Milon Ly Brown promotes accident insurance with front page ads claiming nightly boosts in sales. Mrs Guy Abbey hosted B E M Club at Maple Ave with bridge and prizes for Mr Stile, Houghton, and Mrs V S Sethean. Esther Ralston in The Spotlight at Rex tonight with Kra mer orchestra. Ladies Auxiliary VFW to stage bazaar in Really buildings for three days beginning Thursday. a bake sale Saturday. Fort Fyathom fresh fish twice weekly from Will J Wilcox with delivery.
Fragmentary newspaper items report Erie Railroad revenue drift, dry goods promotions, and billboard space donations in the county. A disabled transit note, a hosiery and dress shop listing, and stray references to a Christmastide sale and a city visitor appear among the unreadable lines.
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