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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
3
A. E. Pettit advertises a seasonal display of Sowers and plants, illuminated gresitories, front cut Mowers, Sweet Peas, Nasturtium, Mort 0G Glory wood, Self Watering window boxes, hangings, and iron fence items. Offers clay or cement drones and new wire urns, with display to run for a few days, located a few blocks from the depot.
An ad for a home piano tuner offers a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. Price 74.60 includes planning or services. Burkhardt Art Shop at 128 N Center Street lists Bell phone 210.
Spring nerves are tested after a hard winter and Nero Tablets claim to restore strength and energy. The ad touts relief from weakness and nervous fatigue and urges purchase at Cory Drugstore for 50 cents a box.
Corry Floral Co advertises on Colombon Ave and Center 5 offering cut flowers grown locally. The firm notes quality and lists an agency for Sterling Iron Hierrotr Vases for lawn and cemetery use and invites demonstrations by telephone outreach.
The May party coverage notes residents and groups gathering Monday and Saturday with events at the Armory and local venues. Mentions Crawfords, Alden, and Scott Alden, plus church meetings and a planned federal building site at West Spring and Washington.
Community updates report Omar Cohen hosting a gathering at the Baptist church, real estate transfers by Robert Patterson Agency selling Brew property to Anniv. Palmer, and Mayor Alexander selling his W South Street home to Dr. G E Bennett. City offices near completion in the City Building with plans for Police Court space, plus new access arrangements for prisoners and Burgess use.
Oscar H. Roudebush of Bloomington Valley was named receiver by Judge Thomas J. Prather to wind up both the Crawford County Street Railway Company and the Eastern Crawford County Street Railway Company, which have largely only built road on paper.
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