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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
5
Personal mentions include Floyd Hill of Brie and Hazel McCray visiting Brie residents. Travelers include Claude Place and infant Janet Jett to Washington DC and Belle Lamping returning from Pittsburgh for Easter break. Business visitors include George Burrow, P J McGrath, Trainmaster John T Brew, and D I Martin heading to Washington DC.
Miss Giwitya Gates of Elgin spent the day on business here. JB. Austin returned home today from a business trip to Erie. Miss Avalene Drought left this morning for Bris to apent the day firly Hichards returned home this Afternoon from a Pittsburg busines t ii, Mvy. Job: Drew went to Erie this afternoon,to visit friends for new days. Miss Tiubath Lane of Renove is visitng relatives here for a few dye. Min, and ths, Willum Muir of Titusville were visitors In the city today. Miss Emon Crook arrived eve this afternoon from Erie to spend a few days. Charles Auer returned home this morning from a business trip to Fitnsburgh. Mrs. McKelvey of Spring Creek arrived here this afternoon to spend a short time with friends. Sam Marper leaves this evening for fill Home in Philadelphia where he will remain over Easter. Mrs. Van Wert went to Erie this afternoon, from there she will leave this evenihis for St Houle to spend a short time. The Mlases Haxel Glover and Ruth er of Erie are spending a few days as the guest of Miss Georgie Cury of W. Congress Street, Mrs. Blyens Curtis Hard leaves the evening for two weeks yiart at the home of her nlets, Mrs. Hint in Chicago. Mr. Hard will refit n Ww Corry and spend at least a month in the city.
A Brooklyn mother writes of her sickly daughter improving after using Vinci tonics, claiming rapid weight gain and quick recovery. The letter, from C. O. Bobnitt & Son, Drugists in Corry, includes a sales pitch for cod liver oil and other tonics and offers money-back review if results fail.
Advertises Easter season bargains on oranges lemons bananas grapes and canned fish along with fresh herring sardines cod and mackerel. Also lists Household items like soap, oatmeal, corn meal and crackers, plus roasts hams bacon lard and various pork products from local stock.
A large Tu door Indoor Camp Meeting ends with many young men at the altar and a joyful exit as converts pledge faith. Evangelist Hodge concludes the sermon on Romans seven twenty four six, discussing the body of death and spiritual life, urging believers to cast off sin and seek higher things.
The South Eastern Kansas Association of Commercial Clubs will arrive by special train at 4 40 p m on April 15 en route Chicago New York. A reception committee is urged to meet them on arrival in Corry and local businessmen are invited to view the party. Traveling agent Leon B Smith will lead the delegation with D S Rowe and Erle Re R in charge of tickets.
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