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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
6
The Erie diocese issued an official notice that midnight Masses will be celebrated again in Catholic churches this Christmas season. Bishop Mark Gannon announced the return of the traditional service, with plans for midnight celebrations across parishes.
Warren Dec 14 At the session this afternoon Tarry CG Carlson violator of the liquor laws was sentenced to hut months in the Allegheny County workhouse with payment of five and the costs of prosecution.
Lee Sourwine 62 of South Ripley, former Erie resident, lies in DeWittville Hospital in serious condition after an axe incident two weeks ago. Officials report he has shown slight improvement since transfer, and rescuers say he was found by inviting residents of South Ripley.
A Chevrolet wagon used as a traveling library branch serves Tevankton and surrounding districts. The vehicle aids in book selection and education, delivering access to children and families in rural areas. Clyde R. Pierce, 28, killed by a train near Spartansburg, was a valued library supporter. funeral services set for Baptist Church Wednesday at 2:30.
Otto Deitman of West End Tunxsutawney Py reports improved health after using Nerv Worth or Nerw Worth. He claims relief from nervous and stomach disorders allowing him to work full shifts again. The advertisement urges others with similar symptoms to try Nerv Worth with money-back guarantee.
Christopher Gilson aged 70 died at his Corry home Wednesday after a brief illness. Born at Gilson Ridge Oil Province, he married Isabel Gregory on February 17, 1885, and lived in Warren County before moving to Corry. Survived by wife, son Gerald, sister Nancy Cotes, and several brothers. Funeral at home on King Street with Rev. Yelvington and Rev. Stockham officiating. Remains interred at local cemetery. numerous relatives and friends attended.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes MAO-Na Stomach Mables or related tablets claiming to ease bloating and distress. References to names and odd spellings suggest a damaged historical notice or classified ad without clear proof of efficacy.
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