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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
3
A garbled public notice from Corry Pa announces a yearly fee of 05.00 per year for a new service or office listing. The fragment mentions the postal office in Corry and a mayoral or public official publication, with unclear details about dates or exact action.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Scofield Bibles and a list of names and offices including Dr. Andrew McKelvey, chiropractor, with scattered references to locations and entities. The readable text is inconsistent and presents as an ad-like compilation rather than a cohesive article.
The Findley Lake murder trial opened with the accused, Michaelis Marehel, charged with killing a neighbor during a party. Witnesses described the scene at the home of Mrs. Marshal Hote as the investigation continued. District Attorney William S. Stoarby leads the prosecution while Rexford represents the defense. the trial is expected to last about two more days.
In memory of the late tenor, Mrs Cortiso presents a monumental work tied to the Tatlin Mutslool League. The piece features Ruotola shown in a six room house with bath and dir at Cylea priced at 1200 dollars, Porton noted as yet undecided.
Indictments target nine individuals and multiple glass firms across New York and Pennsylvania. Prosecution alleges conspiracy to limit production, fix prices, and restrain competition in the glass industry, with defendants including company presidents and executives. Names and firms cited span Brookville to Pittsburgh, with various window glass manufacturers named in the charges.
V. E. Phillips purchases fixtures from J. Wright Hallmark to launch a new jewelry store. The remodel is largely complete and stock will be displayed with business starting tomorrow. Local officials note the project marks a significant addition to the retail scene.
Mr and Mrs Uhr Chesler appear at the week end with Martin Bomid at State Time. Mrs Lettigmond who has been ill with neuritis to improving. Dewey Sunday evenings turned Curtis is building when barn. Mrs Charles Swanson went to Tames town this morning for a few days.
The week features Thanksgiving gatherings and homecomings. George Bonsink returns Wednesday from Cronk to spend Thanksgiving. Luie Custer remains at home due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. K. McPorny return from North East. many families host relatives and attend church services. Various local groups meet, including a W, O, 1 UW Brother’s meeting at Mrs. John Dutton’s with a program led by Mrs. Currig. The 1.C. F. of Columbus ships 20 bays of potatoes to the Meadville Orphan Home and plans more. Families visit in Corry, Williamsport, and Glymer, with church events and Bible classes active.
A vintage notice urges readers to heed danger signals of colds coughs and grippe as warnings to act against influenza. It promotes Dr Binithe s Tieone remedies and Remedian Lorovldy as non drug free options available at local druggists with claims of pleasant taste and no opiates or quinine.
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