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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1924
Page
5
A garbled United Press text from the Wall Street Journal Financial Review appears as a damaged market note. It reads like a satirical column with scattered names and partial phrases, lacking coherent narrative or clear financial facts.
Local diary notes record numerous visitors and trips including Mrs Stuer Mr Robinson and others visiting in Reading Pennsylvania and Waterford while relatives travel between Union City Washington D C and New York. Several residents depart for California Florida and Ohio with family members and companions for short visits and longer stays.
Columbus reports Sunday services at Community Church led by Rev B J Eighmey with an 11 am morning service and 12 noon. Sunday School attendance is listed as 646. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 00 pm. Pupils and parents anticipate the school reopening Monday October 20 as vacations end. Visitors include Elizabeth Frans and Mr Soil, Hugh Rogery guests from New Keys Pa, Horston Anderson occupying the France home. Frank Frosh joins Ehmér Crosby and Mary Walton visiting Westnell.
A fragmented historical snippet references Edna Wallace and claims of preventing skin damage through a mysterious remedy. It hints at substances, experiments, and warnings, with scattered mentions of scientific tones, tastings, and purported cures, all within a hazy narrative.
Mrs Tt Rut visits AYimasv with War Tayfor and Kay Whitaker of Cryiliogel Pall Ohio. The Crishy firm holds a meeting with Mr and Mrs Barer and grandson Howard. Ald schedules Thursday weekly meetings with James Tin. Next Thursday's session runs all day with noon service.
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