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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1916
Page
4
A list shows officers including G H Barlow cashier and H W Parker assistant cashier at WHA Citizens National Bank Corry Pennsylvania. Post Office Savings Department is referenced with depository designation.
A string of social updates lists visits, hosting duties, and short trips. Names include Mrs Patterson, Carole Kayla, Mrs McKalvey, Miss Margaret McMahon, Nosvu Alexander, Miss Jonnie Patterson, Miss Gertrude Myrick, Mies Mio Homb, and many others visiting relatives or calling on friends in towns like Waton City, Spring, Erle, and Waterford.
Mr and Mrs James Gnilen of Detroit Mich return from a two weeks vacation. Kinley and Mix Hvien Morrell visit relatives in Olean for a few weeks. Giltfard Hwmtond leaves for Grave City after a short stay. Caselus Hampiond heads to Galunavilla Ga after visiting relatives. Str Schinslder spent several weeks in the city then left for Dunkirk and Rochester to visit relatives. Mrs Robert Spowert of Titusville visits in the city and returns home. Mrs Min and daughter Emily leave Brookville for home. Walter Shuss and family retire from Cleveland after attending a Photographers of America convention. Dr O B Bonnett and Jamby return from New York. Dr Bannell makes a Canada excursion enjoying Dominion outings.
The Senior Holy Name Society of St Elizabeth's Church held a Sunday meeting. New members were proposed and approved, plans discussed for the Holy Name Demonstration on September 17, and a one dollar Pennsylvanian railroad excursion arranged for participants. The society voted to affiliate with the County Chapter of the American Federation of Catholic Benevolent Societies and named Roy Valher Brosk as Spiritual Director with delegates to monthly meetings at Friv.
Mrs Reed reports the hospital auxiliary plans a meeting to discuss progress on building care facilities. She notes Dr Pope’s care, the passing of Mrs B A Pope, and the body to be taken to Weldon for burial. survivors include her husband four sons and a daughter.
A fragmentary notice highlights a Fox production A Mapl s Tix rouge featuring William Tooker Maule Gilbert and actress Silians Wiellard, inviting film lovers to see it. Miscellaneous help-wanted items and domestic help ads precede a garbled request for a housekeeper and a stable keeping job near Corry.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a proprietary medicine for women, claiming forty years of use and broad confidence. It mentions the law of survival and promotes a product named Pluduith's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for ailments of womankind.
Notice to Willett Storey and others that Mary A Lourte petitions Erie County Pennsylvania court for satisfaction of mortgage tied August 7 1882 by Malay Dorn and Dorn S, filed in Erie County. Sheriff directed to notify holder or holder of mortgage to appear August 28 191? at 1 PM to answer petition and show cause. Attorney Kincaid for Petitioner. Max Maibach sheriff. August 28.
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