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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1929
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertisement for Die-n-doo paint cleaner offered at 1 per gallon. Mentions Frank A. Wicor and addresses 103 Eastgrove Street and 251 L. Colezrove with partial street names.
Local ads and notices list breakfast specials and specials from merchants, church service, and social events. Includes a postponed B B A card party, McCray Ladies Aid social, Thanksgiving church service, coal and cleaning services, club gatherings, hunting incident, photography studio promos, baby clinic, and flower shop offerings.
The November meeting of the Concord Parent-Teachers Association was held Tuesday afternoon at 7:30. A large turnout of parents and friends attended as the hall was decorated for Thanksgiving. Various programs and talks highlighted school topics and community events despite a day filled with weather and local notices.
Local items report Fancy now dates at 25 cents a pair at J D Murray s. Mrs Willis Price and her son have been discharged from Corry hospital to their North Center street home. Mrs Stanley Heaton recovering well after surgery at the Corry hospital. A H Homer Co grocery display from Nov 27 to Dec 7 features 57 varieties with low prices. American Legion Post plans Canadian spruce trees for Johnsonburg shops and a distribution committee led by L C Stracasley will handle orders. Al Rosstzetper, moved to West Washington Street.
At the Corry Woman's Club on Mott Street a bridge and five hundred party drew 120 attendees. Mrs. BL Morrow planned the event with help from several club members and guests from Worth, Union City, and Warren.
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