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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1917
Page
4
Dated social mentions include volunteers and residents such as Lup Warran, Hoater Briard, and Walthen Hammond in the city. Notes reference weekend visits, university ties, and family gatherings around Welw, York, and West Washington with various relatives and local figures appearing in brief entries.
The organization announces pride in aiding the Government by offering facilities and services without compensation to accept subscriptions for the proposed Government Loan. Subscriptions are tax exempt and will be entered in subscribers names at the proper time as announced by the Government. The group urges citizens and institutions to use these facilities to help ensure a successful loan.
Mr Pail Lanser of Brie to spend a short time with friends in the city. Attorney Walter Peake Jatthin morgen for Erie to spend the day on business. Olly Multling left yesterday to begin a summer tour with Colonel Mead Mira Alex Steinfield of Rochester. Waiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Gootes IKoste of West Borough. Jon Watson of Mondville was the Sunday shout of his parents. Trvnmielin- Babbitt served home yesterday morning from Penn State. Gal Ww to spend several days with his relatives Mrs Dorwitt Stathor who was operated on at the Corry Hospital save Bealdive. Mev George Dillon of Ulioa NY arrived in the city yesterday. Mr and Mrs Stephen Planigan and daughter Marie left today for East ready to attend the funeral of Mrs Thomas Planigan.
An old promotional piece touts liver and bowel health as key to youth. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowels cleanser, claiming they remove impurities and restore vitality. It also advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring-cleanse for stomach and bowels, urging readers to buy from Babbitt and Son.
OBobs: Warren residents Olmsteat and Hobworth visit relatives in Meadville and Titan ville. Meadville visitors Woodring and Lambing travel to the city for a Sunday, while Mrs. Melvin invites relatives from Went Church. Tours include Brockport, Rochehar, Andover, and Rochester connections.
Rex and Eddie Collins headline a night of varied performances in a winter city program. Bostonian Trio, Blg Allandia Ocean Uner, Japanee Gordon also perform, with a playful room of variety acts and comic interludes.
Io hereby given that I will pay no Nils except those contracted. Abstract public notice of payment terms by Joun-Danidl Knopf indicating a refusal to pay unspecified instruments or obligations beyond contracted agreements.
A quirky stage show titled The Chia of the Wild Caprice debuts at the amusement venue. The play blends whimsy with improvisational whimsy, featuring unusual wordplay and playful performances.
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