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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1924
Page
4
Local retailer Stencett & Son advertises a winter sale with caps mittens and sweaters at reduced prices. Regular yarn items listed from 60 to 60 reduced to 600 hall, urging customers to save now.
George Gilbert of Titusville injured when he fell in front of a New York Central passenger train backing across the Brown Street crossing in the city. Tax increases noted starting December 1 for taxi fares.
Obituary notes the death in Birmingham Alabama of Mrs George F Wheelock Sr after a brief illness. She formerly lived in Corry and was active at St Marys Episcopal Church. Survived by son George P Wheelock daughter Mel Joe C Halstead and two grandchildren Julia and Gertrude Wheelock. Funeral from Birmingham residence led by Rev Oscar DeW Randolph. Roberts Wheelock a Corry High School graduate class of 1877 remembered by old friends.
Miss Peoples will share experiences as a missionary in London Africa and Southtown. Evening services conclude Sunday with her final message at the hall.
The Corry Ministerial association will hold its next meeting on Monday December 1 at 10 80 A M in the parlors of the Presbyterian church. Members are urged to attend to discuss preparations for the coming year's program and interests.
The InterChurch League games opened with Baptist victories over United Drethrena 17 to 0 and the Keys stine Midgets defeating the Preshy Hopiuyps BL ty 0. The report notes activities at the Presbyiring py and mentions a 2-12 world 2190 scoreline.
Former judge Quigsley, age 62, died at Bellefonte today from heart failure. He served on the Reich of Gim tarcimnig for years and was known as a prominent figure in the central Petunavivasi region. The classified column notes merchandise offers in the same issue.
An array of small ads offers home goods services and portraits while a fight leaves Brooks and Parker injured. The report notes Brooks, Parker, both described as black, are known to police and face ongoing inquiries as investigations proceed.
A garbled OCR piece references New York and Ohio, with mentions of Indiana and Arkansas. It appears to note financial allocations or charges of zero dollars and a grant or cap related to a corporation, with scattered place names and numbers. The fragmentary text limits clear facts or entities.
The readable parts mention a market or commodity items and addresses at 726 Westar and Pacific Court with scattered names and firms. The garbled OCR contains references to coffee and toll material terms but lacks coherent event details or dates.
The Christmas Grading Card Section is ready for shoppers as they seek the right expression and design. Early choosing offers advantages, with cards described as lovely to ensure a perfect selection.
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