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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1924
Page
4
Readable text notes seasonal cards available at Lie Edison Pevisss location with festive designs. Includes mentions of greeting options and a possible address 2515 for in-store selection.
The ceremony united Miss Wilded Allen, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Allen, with Mr George Nantes at St Thomas Rectory with immediate family and friends in attendance. They will reside on First Avenue New York and plan a future wedding reception at home. The couple’s guardians and immediate families were present, and the ceremony was conducted by Rev M E Teney.
Local tidbits include sweet potatoes for sale on East Main Street and deliver options, notes on a confinement and improvement of Dr. Peck at North Center Street, and a property sale at 415 East Main. The column also mentions pheasants spotted near Kane, civic gifts to a zoo, stadium bleacher construction, and ongoing local sales, events, deaths, and social notices from the Raymond Block to city clubs.
A hazy 1923 potato crop outlook from Harrisburg shows a forecast around 21 828 000 bushels for Pennsylvania and the US total about 124 508 000 bushels. September weather across states aided late crop prospects though frost and shipping totals vary, with Pennsylvania shipments up to October 4 totaling 18 cars and overall movement at 63 percent of last year's level.
The Altoona gathering of the Grand Encampment of Daughters of Rebekah featured awards for best displays and a large class of initiates. R. O. Ellsworth was elected grand general and W. I. Brown reelected councilor of the department. officers' installation was postponed.
A year ago I suffered anemia with loss of appetite and rapid fatigue. After using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and blood maker, three bottles restored my appetite and weight, and my blood improved. I now feel healthier and stronger, and the gain seems permanent. Helen Lenig, 409 Cumberland St, Obain De. Pierce's Discovery is available locally and can be obtained with free medical advice by writing to Dr. Pierce, President, and sending 10 cents for a trial package.
Attendees at the Evangelistic gathering heard a strong address on the Life of Friday evening. Ensign Brunner presented a compelling message, drawing in many listeners and provoking interest in the ongoing revival events.
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