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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1917
Page
4
A brief social note records Paul and Mira visiting Mr and Mrs PG. Whod at their Park Street home for a few days, with lingering references to Sinclairville and local surroundings.
EA HA of OA City who has been visiting friends here for the past several days returns home this morning. Jay Croker of Airsdale arrived this morning and visited his mother and other relatives for a few days. Miss Charlotte Darfield returns from Jamestown where she was a guest of friends for the past week. Mr and Mrs Fred Young return home this morning from Meadville after visiting friends for several days. Miss Hone Horton of Bilver Creek, guest of Mr and Mrs Guo Bowworth on Maple Avenue, returned home this morning. Miss Charlotte McKinney returns from Pittsburg after a vacation with her sister.
The Corry city diary lists visitors from Jamestown Smethport and Wellsville including Mrs Hugh Coyle and daughter Mrs Thomas Ragon. Local residents depart for Buffalo and Philadelphia for business and family visits. Labor Day closings noted. several lost items reported and local residents returning home after stays.
Lionel Barrymore stars in The Gull of Her Peagle with The Annalee Doutta at the Res tonight. Barrymore Loneh nortymore agi Mentyts Boot fly sounage and Wather Barrymore in a later showing. audience advised.
An ornate 19th century advertisement touts a “snake oil” remedy promising rapid relief for joints muscles and sore throats. It claims internal and external use, deep penetration within minutes, and guarantees satisfaction with prices 25¢ 56 and 1 per bottle. Manufacturer Thomas Downey advertises from opposite depot Corry Pennsylvania.
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