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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1914
Page
4
A big Easter shoe sale promotes savings on ladies pumps in patent and satin finishes and a full men’s line of shoes and oxfords. Advertised values include women’s styles at 2.98 and men’s shoes from 2.00 to 5.00, with one Harry Gray pair discounted to 2.98.
A local ad promotes girls shoes priced from $1.50 with a free Bell Jumping Rope valued at 25 cents and boys shoes at $1.50+ with a free 25 cent pair of stockings. Stocks include babies shoes in various colors and patent leather options.
Local items list entertainment acts at Clary & Stone and Warner's feature at the Family Theatre. Also notices for millinery apprentice at Cohen's, embroidery club meeting, weekly vision checkups, indoor camp meetings, a Holy Week schedule, and a fishing party on Columbus pond.
Our stock of Easter plants and mowers is the finest this season that we have ever been privileged to offer, and we invite everyone to call and see them. Sweetpea nasturtium and lawn grass seed available at A. E. Pettit Florist, Main Street. Ben 703 Untoo 84. Three blocks from Depart.
Funeral service for John Schatz was conducted Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of his daughter on East Washington. Rev H C Shaw officiated, with several attendees present. The Car Ty Chair Co where he worked over 20 years closed its factory for the funeral. employees attended in a body. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during our bereavement and for the beautiful flowers. Special thanks to the Corry Chair Co and employees Mr and Mrs Quy Stafford and Ruth, N. W. Schants.
The passage attributes women's frequent distress to a run-down state. It cites debility and poor circulation as visible signs through headaches, fatigue, nervousness, and worry, suggesting health decline as the main cause.
The seniors travel plan from Gorey on train No 42 arriving Washington around 9 20 AM April 10 1914. Activities include Treasury Building Capitol Rotunda Supreme Court Dome Senate Chamber President's Room Statuary Hall House of Representatives visit and War Navy Building Smithsonian and Library of Congress tours plus Easter services and Lincoln Museum. May visit Mt Vernon Arlington Cemetery and other historic sites before returning home at 7:00 PM April 15.
Refugee train carrying about six hundred Spaniards from Torreon departed Gomes Pal Pelo under Villa's banishment order. They are due to reach Juarez Thursday. Villa defends the expulsion as necessary, claiming Spaniards exploit Mexican natives. Rebels report influxes to Villa, with no word on Velasco command capture in twelve hours. Villa says Monterey may be next, though he foresees tougher resistance than Torreon.
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