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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1926
Page
4
The fragment mentions a walkday at Hope of Mfrs Netuur Fish and Wage Coluqibuis avenue A wood dterdunce 5 Hogied ag Chere and a peron auked. Also notices on rent, car slate roofing, prunes for sale, and no meeting for Alabians due to Mr Winger's funeral.
Local shop advertises Elberta peaches at peak for canning with Will J Wilcox offering delivery service at 928-16. The itemlist mentions bake sale, church events, a variety of sales on foods and shoes, and community notices from Elberta area including brewery, hospital, and DAR meeting details.
A fragmentary note claims sulfur eases itchy eczema and skin irritation. It references a remedy that supposedly calms itching, restores skin, and offers relief from discomfort. Details are sparse and partially illegible, but the text centers on sulfur as a cure and its soothing effects.
The Authors Club resumed fall meetings with Mrs Mary Whktlesey presiding at the Library Building. Mrs Graftin read two pieces Riley's Bear Star and The House By the Side of the Road. The club scheduled further thoughts for the year and the next meeting will discuss The Gentle Lady.
City council discussed deferring action on a borough proposal as fiscal reports showed August balances of 3540.84 and receipts of 3416.22 with expenditures of 3545.41. Erie visitor Mr Gorman sought to take over curbside collection under a five year contract, but council affirmed current collector Ross continues through January. Streets survey planned for snow removal routes to ease drifted roads. Mayor Brinker cited a Penny Vania Railroad conference held last week.
Andrew Currie aged 80 drowned yesterday after slipping into a small pool. Currie, a retired miner, had been ill and relatives fear he could not lift his head. A lost roll of money is sought with reward at the Journal office.
The Journal reports a varied conference day amid wartime priorities and a protracted council session. Officials approved a revision and assessment while the Municipal Buildings plan faced delays. October proceedings closed with adjournment and multiple potting matters on the agenda.
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