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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1931
Page
4
Local items include household goods prices 20c cans to 2 for 23c sauerkraut and 41c toddy for a one pound can. Obituaries note the death of Will J. Wilcox, prominence in Crawford County. Community updates cover social events, school enrollments, burglar investigations, hospital treatments, and public notices about holiday closing.
The Home Protection Lodge will meet in regular session Monday evening at five o clock. After business, five hundred will be played. The Concord Ridge Ladies Aid Society will meet at Mrs. Willard Wesley's home on Wednesday for an all day session. A large attendance is requested, and those attending are asked to bring a damning needle and thimble.
Elberta peaches offered at 7 cents per bushel with a five to ten cent allowance if you bring your package. Also prunes and tomatoes available. Located two miles east of North Bast on Buffalo road or at home farm. A. J. Youngs, North East, Pa. etige.
A. W. McIntyre of Pleasantville was injured yesterday when the left thumb was crushed after three hours of work on the road in Allegheny Township Crawford County. He had been idle for months and will have several weeks before regaining use of the hand. Broadway clipping mentions Hiberta canning peaches and social notes from North East and Mayville. A church luncheon at Emmanual church hosted by The Lillian Guild and Findley Lake’s Mayflower Lodge is scheduled for September 16 with Mrs. B L Morrow and Mrs. Guy Abbey on the transport committee.
Weekly weather outlook for North and middle Atlantic states indicates generally fair conditions with a midweek shower period. Unseasonably warm first half followed by considerably cooler weather in the latter part of the week.
The Underwood Elliott Fisher Company of Hartford will reopen the large plant on Monday restoring employment to about 2700 workers who were idled during the summer shutdown, signaling a move to resume normal operations in the region.
A veteran tax official appeals for reelection in 1927, citing municipal accounting training and long tenure. He touts careful record keeping, familiarity with city property, and ongoing office improvements while urging voters to consider September 15 primary and the November election, asserting dedication to serving all taxpayers without personal obligations.
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