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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1916
Page
4
City and vicinity items list job offers home events church meeting Easter flowers and plant sales at Southworths and other outlets. Mentions a Second Brigade encampment bid, a Canal Street store, a Stanton Co baseball meeting, and a gas well update near Ridgway. Also notes Easter week plant sales and a deer herd project.
Sweet peas and other items offer sales at J Murray’s and Downeys while watch repairs are a dollar. Speakers Wright and McNutt address the indoor camp meeting tonight. Families travel from California and St Marys. calls for trolley line expansion and new millinery arrive from New York. Myer takes a new bookkeeper job. dinner dance tickets sell fast at Corry Hospital. Easter flowers brighten Concord Street. a Pennsylvanian engineer finds a ring worth at least fifty dollars in a pipe stem.
A garbled $14.77 price, a 82 year old seeking a stamp, millinery display at Bon Ton, and a Warren Buffalo child tragedy with two deaths from diphtheria are summarized in this mixed local column with disparate notices and anecdotes.
SST Co a Bo WITT with Mrs Eye McWkey Baoond Ave Wednesday April 19 1016 The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will moot Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Mount West Church abeet Chief of Follow Dayle reports a dog found on South Gonter street with ante murder it is learned who owned the animal Another fox is in the First ward with no proper muzzle authorities will carry out quarantine rules S D Hatley surprised by Pedro Club at North Genter trail birthday celebration Mrs Oncar Jynx presented a fine remembrance Lunch enjoyed by members Prinen wor by Mrs William Johnson and Mrs Henry Decker Next meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Daokor
John W. Mattowon of Spring Creek died early Thursday morning at his home in Hot Town at about forty four. Survived by his wife several children his father and a brother Lon Mattowon. Funeral services at Spring Creek Church Thursday at 11 with interment in Spring Creek Cemetery.
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