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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1911
Page
6
A long list of visiting business travelers and locals in Meadville is noted, including Blaine Kincaid M. A. Ottoway F. M. Brown G M Glison Hy Cooper Frank Newell and many others. The notices mention engagements with friends, weddings plans and travel between Corry Kane Warren and Batavia.
Mrs David Lemon of Prospect Street returns from a short visit with Mondville relatives Mr and Mrs Edward Parker and children of Claranden who have been visiting Mrs Parker's sisters Mr Charles Pelkey and Mrs Robt Carrol left yesterday for Michigan where they reside The funeral of Mrs Mary Williams was held at the Baptist church yesterday afternoon with Rev Wallace pastor officiating A quartet George Homan Warren Thon George Stone and Wood Podigo sang several selections The pallbearers were Alden Pond J R Grave John Marks RG Lindsley W C Shields and Fl Fracken The remains were laid to rest in the family lot in Mine Grove Cemetery
An old advertisement claims piles cannot be cured until blood circulation is restored. It touts Dr. Leonhardt's Hemroid as a guaranteed internal remedy sold by N. W. Ames & Co. and druggists for $1 for 24 days, with a booklet available from Dr. Leonhardt Co., Station B, Buffalo, N.Y.
April weather and health updates as Lake Pleasant residents report illnesses and recoveries. Mildred Rounds is very ill with tonstutta and Wr War tney of Wattsburg visited. Juberty Mstes and wife hosted Mr and Mrs H. W. Owen. Hy Wy Klein bought a cow and hens from Wil Tilley. W. B. Hutch travels to Washington for health reasons. Mrs. Coburn of Arbuckle was a guest of her parents. Appleton recovering from ladder injuries. W. S. Owen passed through for Mhaillay and sad news of friends. George Denne drove four horn on a loud offer from Wnlon City. Roads in poor condition. Mrs. Olle Duncan and daughter Vonn visited Youngstown and Girard. Weather good, gardens busy. Mig Bulith Match finished school term in Wayne and is at home. B. M. Kraph confinement unchanged. Apommattox Day ceremonies held in Waiteburg.
Election of school superintendents is set for May 2 at 11 a.m. at the county convention. North Baal-Suiparintendent Runwell has held the post, with four to five principals possible winners in a close contest. Incumbents commonly win reelection, and no other candidates or campaigns had emerged.
William Stafford of 2410 Holland Street faced charges for leaving decomposed garbage in his home. He was fined $5 and ordered to clean the property. The Herald notes a broader health department push for cleaner neighborhoods with more follow ups expected soon.
An old ad copy extols female vitality and beauty claiming health and vigor through Ferra vond. It promotes a fifty cent box and directs readers to buy from Thomas Downey. Published under the code ALO-12-15.
Charles Frederick Moherly Dell, managing director of the Times since 1908 and former assistant manager for 18 years, died suddenly in London on April 1. Born in 1847 he authored several books and led the paper through major periods.
An old advertisement touts Nero Tablets for nervous headaches digestion and vitality with a money back promise. It urges purchase at a Corry drugstore with a price of 00 and notes a form enclosed in each box for a refund if not satisfied.
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