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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1912
Page
6
Ralph Webb of Spartansbore is on business in town while Frank Raeder sings at the Luster Monday Ball. Multiple short notices report residents traveling to Sharon Warren Jamestown and Union City, plus local moves and shop ads for Painkiller products.
Pat McGrath of Eigin was in town on business. John Perking returned from a ten day eastern trip. Miss Jonhle Stewart underwent an operation at Corts A Hosphral this morning. Miss Mae McKinney visited friends for a few days. The L G M A will serve a supper Monday evening at the Armory from 6 to 6:30. Engineer King assumes charge of the Erle railroad work between Concord and Meadville and moved into Supt. Cross’s former Frederick street house. J J Neylon left for Boston to become manager of a large wholesale leather house, a branch of J W A P Howard Co. Rev. O H Wallace moved from 919 Concord street to 45 Pleasant St. Household goods of Arthur A Ragon moved into Rev. Wale Thee’s vacated house.
An advertisement touts RHEUMA as a cure for rheumatism gout neuralgia and kidney issues. A testimonial from Miller of Catawissa Pa dated November 12 1911 cites relief after three bottles and claims uric acid will leave the body with a money back guarantee from N T Ames Co.
Amusel Theater events list visitors including H Golger to OM City and Carl Jackson to Buffalo. Easter Monday Hall invites Mrs Murray to sing while Genevieve Still returns home to Union City. Frank Phelps returns to Sheran as Anna Larson attends Koehier funeral. Dorma Swanson visits Warren to see relatives. Obituary notes: Corry resident dies at West Frederick Street aged 62, with widow and seven children listed. Funeral private for relatives. public viewing Thursday afternoon.
The Lyric Theater books a varied lineup this week featuring The Lady Police a comedy about women in a small city and an extra fine ocean drama Tragedy of the Sea along with Coming The Telephone Girl highlighting a busy stage slate for theatergoers.
An old promotional piece promotes cleanliness and germ destruction through Fels-Naptha soap. It argues purity overrides dirt removal and claims the soap washes clothes without boiling or hard rubbing, suitable for household cleaning as well.
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