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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
6
A damaged clipping shows a for rent notice reading a shared living space with a bath and phone at 221 North Obiver Street. The text is incomplete and fragmentary, offering limited details on rental terms or occupancy.
Thr Wilbur D. Cretts, superintendent of the International Reform Bureau, speaks tonight at the railroad station at 7 and at the M HE, urging nonpartisan election issues and promoting reform. He has lectured widely in foreign countries and advocates returning congressmen who voted for the Volstead act. Large audiences expected to hear the noted international speaker.
Gifford Pinchot called for statewide hunter cooperation to prevent wildfires in forests. He urged hunters to avoid smoking and to refrain from careless sparks as leaves pile up and fire risk rises, stressing public help to suppress fires quickly.
An old shoe store ad boasts low overhead and small profits while offering a wide range of shoes for men, women, and boys. It highlights selling prices from two to six dollars, claims broad widths and sizes, and promotes a first class shoe repair service as a money saver for customers.
In Clymer Olimar New York October 26 wedding bells rang for Miss Utia M Johnson who wed Teving Tyler a Belo RR station agent from Kon podys. Locals celebrate and send best wishes while friends and visitors arrive. The Kang HL football team defeated Youngsville TH 30 to 0 as athletic events underscore a winter visit atmosphere.
A Corry reader from Austin, wagon maker at 439 King Street, credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with curing years of back pain and kidney trouble. He first reported relief after shooing toros years ago and again endorses the remedy in 1918, noting no trouble since.
Dr J J Hadtey helped arrive the largest girl baby in local record on Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs TR A Brown. The child weighed 12 pounds and was described as weighing heavily despite lacking clothing. The mother and baby were reported doing well by Monday evening, according to Derrick.
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