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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1918

Page

5

Local residents and visitors noted in Jamestown and Warren

A string of personal mentions highlights Arthur Lyons, Mrs Nelson Stafford, Merve Thomas Brown, Jink O. Howards, Alie Muuleres, Harriet Armstrong, Edw Bukorary, Crippen WasubiRarbester, and others in activities from visits in Jamestown and Warren to travel to Adom Melt, Battal Mist, Conneaut, and beyond. Names include Mra Langdon, Sandy, and Mrs Anna Straier as well as notes on house rentals, funerary notices, and army duty reporting.

Arthur Lyons Perkin Jamestown Kittel Warren Nelson Stafford Merve Thomas Brown Jink O. T Howards Adom Warre James Wehards Thayer Crippen N.Y Weaty Wallon Barney Heyman Allie Muuleres Weraster Harriet Amstrong Battal Conneaut Mra Langdon Sandy Naylor Maple Avenue Anna Straier David Wasser Frank Heney Greenville W. Morgarage New Castleridge St Wilsburgh Morle Gelsking Major CB Campbell Lathinel Euler Salvation Army Charles Shapiee Pittsburgh Lamurrow Wyoming Pwook

Mrs Brennan Died at Erie in St Vincent’s Hospital

Mrs An ils Brennan died at St Vincent's Hospital in Erie after seven days of illness from pneumonia. She is survived by her husband and five siblings including Joseph Merktinger Sr of East South Street, Mrs Robert Price, Mrs Charles Bell, Mrs Garde Mer kt inger, Mrs Pant Carby of Onn lutte, and Mrs George Miller of Hamuntund.

Anils Brennan St Vincent’s Hospital Brennan Alberte Joseph Merkinger East South Struct Joseph Merktinger Aul Robert Price Charles Bell Mien Garde Menktinger US City Pant Carby Onnlutte George Miller Hamuntund Ind

Social notes of the day in local groups

The Women’s Christ Temperance group meets tomorrow at Mrs. Rogers’s home. RH H Club holds its Yorulu meeting tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows Hall with hostesses Wiksbens. Arthur Dyckes and Mrs Judson W Carnake plan a Vine Lime gathering and there’s a large attendance expected. Red Cross and Ladies Aid societies urge dues and participation. The Purhsh Purhsh Purhsh Ladies invite former members to a gathering next Wednesday at Mrs J G Wilson’s home.

Womean Christa Temperance Caton Rogers Ssrouk Atront RH. H. Club Avening Ab & Vlulock Odd Pellows Hall Wiksbens Arthur Dyckes Judson W. Carnake Donbluss Red Cross Ogest Johnson J. G. Wilson Sevondevamia

Naegle to Be Sup t of the Corry Schools

The Corry Board of Directors met to elect a District Superintendent. Charles J Naegle, principal at Meadville High, won unanimous favor for the post, with salary set at 2000 per year for a four year term. A commencement program and library project updates were discussed. maintenance staff changes and upcoming repairs were noted.

Marek Wiltga Jan Ant Prouz Robert 4. Patterson Jr Fortorney Glenn C. Mead Philadelphia Corry Public Library Barlow Charles J Navgle Meadville Wil Tis- Iriel Corry Supt Wilson Supt. Wilson Maret Raymond Ehateman Library Committee

Remarkable Flag Quilt Displayed in Roberts Window

A striking American flag shaped quilt over ten feet long is showcased in Roberts Store window in Waplay. Made by Mrs Pain using pompadour yarn and afghan stitch, the laborious piece is donated to the Red Cross. Plans for sale will be announced to raise funds for the Corry Chapter.

Roberts Store Mra Pile Pompadour iPain

Aiticions advertising note from a misread era

A fragmented OCR line mentions advertising and a name resembling Wil, hinting at a local business notice or promotional item. The readable bits suggest a nineteenth or early twentieth century commerce context with stylized phrasing and unclear specifics.

Draft Board Readies New Call in Erie County

The Corry Union City District Secretary Morrow said a draft start is imminent with a large group of Class One men examined and many still awaiting screening. He noted about 190 eligible men remain in the district and will determine how many are called for service, with headquarters at Mason City and a halt on further calls for now.

Harrisburg Erie County Corry-Union City Morrow Mason City

Thrift Stamp Chain Letters Spread By Local Circle

A traced local surge in thrift stamp chain letters follows the pattern seen nationwide. Volunteers circulate hundreds of envelopes and cards by mail, asking recipients to forward five more cards to five friends, expanding the chain as the public and post office note the growing popularity.

Parsons

Olive Tablets claim to soothe stomach and liver

Advert suggests olive colored Dr Edwards Olive Tablets purport to ease indigestion by stimulating liver and bowels without calomel. Claims relief from coated tongue bad taste and loss of appetite with one or two tablets at bedtime. Available 8, 25 cents at druggists.

Dr. Edwards

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