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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1916
Page
4
A jumble of personal mentions records visits and relatives in Union City and nearby areas. Several individuals from West Ghiren, Washington, and surrounding towns are noted visiting or staying with families, with many names and addresses scattered through the text.
A fragmented social column records Miss Maxed Knowlton and others traveling for labor, guests of Gol. T. By and Mrs. Brown in Harriiburs. Mary Baker and Gertruds Amerton spend time at Colvintnls. Mr Knowlton leaves for three months, plans to visit Mr Robert Wilcox in Ole Elum Washington. Mrs Staward stays to greet Gryshih friends. Windavientor’s absence noted.
In a local fishing tale from Findley, men reel in a rare catch described as two large fish. Report notes a pound and twelve ounces found among the catch as onlookers recall the event and its novelty in the area. The account adds that this marks a notable moment in the lore of the region.
Incoherent fragmentary note mentions Haner and Hat type moisture item. refers to gentlemen to be congratulated for good fortune in Wutthus with a precedent for auglore to Woot Wt. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable facts or clear event details.
A large crowd filled the Commerce Hand last evening for a weekly band concert by The Bours. The event drew praise for a well received program with applause and notable performances by director Walter Aid and The pFgubedton.
A fragmented text fragment mentions Ann Schaffer and Hokraphs with references to comedy and music venues in an unclear event. No concrete date place or outcome is readable. The snippet reads as a partial urban entertainment notice with garbled terms and missing context.
Ashes Khan delivers a dramatic night with a cool performance. The program features ViNgropL Lyre and a Western act, plus Phe modite and Toni Hiography, highlighting a mixed program of theatrical pieces and music.
An early 20th century ad warns readers that backache signals kidney trouble and urges use of Phentpion's War medicine from Thomas Downey and Co. The pitch promises relief from backache, kidney pain, and Bright's disease with a money back guarantee and a $1.00 bottle price.
A flier touts deep cuts on canned goods and groceries. Fancy Tomatoes sell for 15¢ a can since January, Castle Rock Dairy Cheese at 20¢ a lb, 5000 rolls of toilet paper at half price with limits, and Wan-Eta Cocoa in glass offered at 16¢ for half a pound and 8¢ for one fifth pound. The sale ends Saturday night.
Two great specials offer all silk messelaine in 35 inch width with fine luster and body. Prices drop from market values of $1.85 and $1.50 per yard to sale prices of $1.00 and $1.25 per yard respectively. Also offered are two silk messelaine petticoats at $1.98 each and a selection of colors for early mall wear.
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