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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1912

Page

6

All Star Players Vaudeville Show At Library Theater

One night program at Library Theater on Wednesday April 17 features Everett Grover Schepp, World's Greatest Mysteries, Barnum Bailey acts, Juggler Hiropean, and vaudeville acts. Admission 15 or 25 cents, doors open with pictures. Watch this space for the full program.

Everett All Star Players Everett Grover Schepp Cohan Harris Minatrels Lady Raffles Barnum-Bailey Circus

Local residents return to ordinary days amid visits and travels

Numerous Erie and Corry area residents travel for visits, business, and family reasons. Lewis McCarthy visits Cai bridge Springs. Mrs. Harley Witert recovers at home. Elvira Newell returns to Sherman. the Potter family heads home from Warren. Abraham Wallace returns to Sherman. the Frances and Marie travel from Cambridge Springs. Shambaugh heads to Cleveland and Oregon. P. Eaton gathers statistics in Union City and Erie. Edith Ansen visits Cook Avenue in Jamestown. Mrs. Chamberlain returns from Erie after a funeral in her friend’s memory. Mrs. Whittemore mourned in Erie and is buried in Frewsburg. Additional notes: Harry Lord in Union City. Otis Houghton to Titusville. Laurie to Spokane. Bracken to Watton. Ida Tillotson back to East Aurora. Will Lewis to Erie. Mrs. Morley visits. Westley in Erie for primaries. Fred Burt back to Union City. Harry Steen returns to Warren. Dr. I. M. Christie visits Spring Creek. Lula Mae Wilcox to Buffalo for business. Keating from Spartansburg. Dan Freno to Kane. Ernest Merker to Randolph. Hunter Pope leaves for the South. Mrs. Thompson of Edinboro visits J. C. Wales. Rogers and McCarthy go to Spring for plumbing duties. Olin Bracken leaves for Philadelphia to resume Penn study. Dan Alexander back from Spartansburg. Mrs. Miller called to Pittsburg for daughter’s illness. Mrs. Crankshaw travels to Chautauqua for cottage opening.

Lewis McCarthy Caibridge Springs Harley Witert Elvira Newell Sherman G. H. Potter Warren Abraham Wallace Pits Foster A. W. Frances Marie Cambridge Springs George P. Chase Jamestown Journal BN. Chamberlain Columbus Erie Avah J. Whittemore Whittemore Frewsburg Harry Lord Union Riends Harry Steen Dr. I. M. Christie Big Spring Creek Lula Mae Wilcox Bufffalo Charles Keating Spartansburg Dan Freno Kane Pennsylvania Leather Company Ernest Merker Randolph Hunter Pope South William Thompson Edinboro J. C. Wales Guy Rogers George McCarthy Spring Olin Bracken Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Dan Alexander Spartamburg Frank Miller Spring Streat Pittsburg Will Eastman Hubert Crankshaw Chautauqua Crankshaw LD. Sleeper

Local Postings and Notices From Town Reports

Daily city notices list residents visiting, returning from trips, and conducting business in town. Observed are Paul Deltch, Leo Stith, Y Van Dresgen, Carrie Peterson, Sarah Warner, and others traveling, visiting, or attending to errands in Warren and nearby areas along with brief hospital and railway movements. The item also includes an old medical advertisement about curious catarrh cures and a quotation claim by Hall’s Catarrah Cure.

Paul Deltch Warren Apent Leo Stith St. Margy Y. van Dresgen Carrie Peterson Warith Sarah Warner

Whetson Visits Olean and Miss Fox Returns to Buffalo

Whetson went to Olean on business today while Miss Hoan who has been waiting for Miss Kate Fox returned to Buffalo today.

Whetson Olean Hoan Kate Fox Buffalo

Ferro Sone Tonic Promises Health Revitalization

A vintage advertisement touts Ferro Sone as a safe nourishing tonic for men women and children. It claims to improve appetite digestion and blood nourishment restoring spirit and energy with a price of 0c per six pack or six for $2.60 sold by Thos Downey.

The Elixir of Life Mythical Tonic For Spring Health

A garbled ad proclaims a mythical compound called The Elixir of Life promising to renew youth and vigor. It claims to improve red blood and strengthen every organ naturally, marketed as an unequaled spring tonic at 75 cents.

Box Papers at Bargain Prices

About 50 boxes of linen finished papers offered as a clearance. Regular prices 25c 30c and 85c. now 18c. Includes some 50c papers for 29c and initial stationery for 10c and initial tablet paper for 18c. Come early before they are closed out.

Very Best Flour Promises Superior Bread Quality

An ad touts Very Best Flour as essential for good bread, claiming it produces ideal results in bread making while noting it is not suitable for biscuits, pasta, or cakes. The grocer advertises the product as a premium option for home bakers.

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