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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
6
Washington April 9 The ailing Secretary of State W J Bryan returns to work after five days absence caused by illness The reception for the new Chinese minister was postponed until tomorrow and the event resumes later in the day
An ad from Edgar A. Higgins of Avoca New York promotes sweet pea seeds with enticing phrases about fragrance bloom and beauty. It offers eight packets for 25 cents and ten orchid flowered packets for 50 cents plus seeds of gladiolus bulbs, urging remittance by mail to obtain the rare varieties.
Clymer N. ., April to Wal lace of Marcus Washington has been visiting relatives and friends here for a few days. Arthur Howler slowly improves from pneumonia with Corryth nurse Mrs Francis attending. Mrs dagiina left Tuesday for Meveland to attend a wedding of a nephew. The Centney Clube met with Mrs Els Mecray Tuesday. The papers were written and read by Mrs Abbott at the Tesole to Vallombrase for Mrs Cline and Wer. Walter Savage Landen, a reading by Mrs Carliseh, Mrs Young and Mrs Brady sang. Mrs Eliza Abbott of Ashville visited Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J Albert Johnson spending the winter here will return to South Prench Creek soon.
Missed legible details show Mrs Wht Larmonn hosting Mrs C Clark and Thom9Hiles visiting from Olean. Mr Wakelye and Dir Philips attend gatherings. Mrs Whantona hosts a Pedro party with a Wimble Hour dinner. Several guests, including Mr Hy A West and Mr Pronk Gardin, attend at Mrs Molly Gate a home.
The fragment mentions Mrs Clare Cordon and Mrs Bla Allen visiting friends in town. It references prices for dairy butter and a worker’s wages in a confused, garbled note with names and places like Larne and Cofunbis.
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