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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1927
Page
5
Fragmented scrawl lists numerous companies from copper and oil trades to automakers and railroads. Names include Anaconda, Kennecott, Chrysler, Studebaker, Shell, Pan American, Union, Transcontinental, Santa Fe, Illinois Central, Northern Pacific, Reading, New York Central, Missouri Pacific, and Seaboard, suggesting a closing markets snapshot with currency and sector notes. The garbled OCR hints at a broad, era-spanning exchange roundup.
Local notes detail numerous visitors and departures as residents host relatives in such places as Jamestown Titusville Erie and Cleveland. People from Farrell Farrell schools travel to and from cities for holidays funerals fairs and family events.
The notice lists terms of sale with the sheriff Thomas Garbield Sterrith as sheriff and mentions the sale being confirmed by court. It notes the seller is held responsible for any losses and references property sale and defense implications in the proceeding.
Mr and Mrs Merle Cowles and child Tin of Cleveland visit relatives in town this evening with Mrs Trink Crowells Miss Florence Monroe from Osteopathy school leaving for home. Mrs Ralph Magee and son and D Mazes of Centerville visit former Mrs Graham and family in Ebenezer for a weekend at their home. Mr and Mrs Guy Atybey depart for Toronto to attend an event over the weekend. Miss Ethel Groters returns home to Clymer after five weeks away. Miss Eva Blakeslee of Erie visits relatives for the weekend.
Words cannot express our appreciation for the kindness shown by Hon. The memorial messages acknowledge heartfelt thanks for the assistance and offerings from Mrs. Watson Doud and Guy Doud, Mrs. David Day, and others.
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