For Sale Cheap Coal Burner and Shove Trade Unit
Webb P. McGray of R. Da Okld offers a very cheap sale listing for a single chunk shove and a hard coal burner with chem ied uilet.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
8
Webb P. McGray of R. Da Okld offers a very cheap sale listing for a single chunk shove and a hard coal burner with chem ied uilet.
Multiple rental offers listed for furnished rooms and small apartments in city areas including East Bend Street Second Ave and 605 Corlil Street. Notes advertise light housekeeping options, adults only, and various decor styles. Some entries request inquiries at local stores or via Bell phone numbers.
Federal agents conducted raids on several Erie saloons seizing eight gallons of whiskey, multiple cases of beer and wine, moonshine behind the bar, and two pint bottles in a back room. Not all locations yielded evidence. some sites showed no liquor. A second raid on the Kosobucki place marked another enforcement action. Additional asset sales and an upcoming farm auction were also listed in the notices.
Miss Pauline Strode, formerly Kane community service director and head of an Armenian orphanage, is reported safe after a Turkish search and seizure incident. The letter from Constantinople confirms her personal safety but notes upheaval in the Near East relief operations and the closure of some postings.
A second Boy Scout hike is planned for Saturday morning in Corry. Ne Cressey of the Presbyterian Troop will lead the first group with an Indian trail for the second group to follow. Afterward, games and a cat parade precede a flag-waving war game. In rain, the hike is postponed to the next Saturday. W L Peake was in Warren on Teal business.
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the D A R reopened with a meeting at Regent Mrs R E Livertord’s home 502 Wish street. A fine supper followed and reports from the State D A R convention were presented by several members. The next meeting is scheduled for 2 oclock November 2 1922 at the Municipal Club.
Oct 1 reports Moran failed to use training in a seven round bout. Beckett won the decision after Moran was hurt mid fight. Philadelphia and local bouts mentioned with several names and outcomes in a compact card teaser.
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