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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1920
Page
4
A flood of names fill the page as residents note Sunday and weekend visits from Chicago, Cleveland, Jamestown, Erie, Buffalo, and Pittsburgh. Tourists like J. B. Archard and Rev O H Watlake arrive, while locals depart for Cleveland, Buffalo, and New York on business and family trips.
Corry Station at J. S. Rogers Store located at 24 East Main Street is noted as a transit stop for the Corry Findley bus service.
Mrs Mary Douplisn visits Buffalo and Niagara Pulls with George Bogatt and others. Tugony Clark arrives from SpringAold Ohio to visit minter. Mrs Thompson McCartney beats patent ot the Corey Lompital tidies. Many names appear as locals visit relatives and spend time in Rochester and Wayne Avenue areas.
The body of Private Chapman, brought from overseas, lay in a flag draped casket at the United Brethren Church in Newake where many attended. Rev A M McIntyre officiated as a high tribute to the young soldier who died on foreign soil. American Legion members attended from Fronchi8 city as a guild of honor and soldier friends. The funeral proceeded to Beat Lake cemetery with taps by Bagley Ross Fetinan.
The funeral for Mr Mintyre of Wrightaytilor was held at 880 O'ologke late Saturday afternoon. Rev Hampton conducted services. widow Mary, sons Oscar Elmor and Wilson, daughter Sasha and other relatives attended. burial followed at Walphtoville Cemetery. He died from injuries sustained while employed at Thurgdyy where a fallen plank trapped him.
Mrs. Charles H Nichols died Sunday morning at 4280 Main Street after a lingering illness of nearly a year. Survived by her husband and five children, along with relatives including her mother Mrs William Hewitt, and numerous siblings. Funeral services conducted by Rev. M. B. Williams, with interment in Ping Grove cemetery. many relatives and friends attended.CARD OF THANKS We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and flowers after the death of our father and husband. Special thanks to the Odd Fellows of Louisville and to family members Mrs Laura McIntyre and others.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a real estate listing on Wort Smith Street near J Carn Ike with gravel and sand, 4260 for a 60 by 100 foot lot with sewer gas and water. adjoining plot priced at 200. another double lot for 800. Mentions Tiberty Hinds and Robert A Pullers embroidery, plus fabric yard references.
Vague OCR fragment describes a local event with promises of promotions and a gathering at a town location. Mentions 100x100 foot space, a $42,000 figure, and dining room needs. Attendees include Flintot McGairy and others. details are unclear and partially garbled.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to a garage for hire capacity in El Paso with mentions of a Rebekah lodge, Noble Grand, Suunto, and various garbled phrases. Details are unclear and no coherent event or outcome emerges from the visible text.
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