Personal Notices From Corry And Nearby Towns
A stream of brief notices lists residents traveling on business and visiting relatives. Charles Myers went to Tawmastown this morning on business, W. Sulliager and Kenneth Gould left for Jamestown and Warren ton, Mrs. John Mourton of Meadville visited, and Miss Margaret West stayed with Miss Hall lambing before returning home to Jamestown. Several others, including Mrs. M. B. Glass, Miss Nellie Skivington, Mrs. Harvey Jones, and Miss Kate Minnehan, are noted as visiting or traveling to Buffalo, Pittsburg, Corry, or Pitts hire for holidays or relatives. The column also mentions gifts and plans for Christmas, with unspecific local travel and visits throughout the week.
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Charles Myers
Tawmastown
W. Sulliager
Kenneth Gould
Jamestown
Hubert Wellman
Jobn
Corry
Union City Times
Mrs Prod Carr Heads to Meadville to Visit Relatives
Mrs Prod Carr plans a trip to Meadville today to visit relatives. Guy Huff from Spartansburg was a guest of Cony friends today. Mrs Bert Gray of Monaville is visiting Corry relatives for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prod Carr
Meadville
Guy Huff
Spartansburg
Bert Gray
Monaville
Visting Corry
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Praised In 1910 Letters
A 1910 testimonial from women in Marlboro Mass praising Parisian Sage for dandruff cure, hair growth, and thickness. Letter mentions Box 212 Amis & Co guarantees money back if not satisfied and notes price of 50 cents per bottle. Includes endorsement from G Barleaux of Main St. Gynthianna KF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malboro
Mass
Amis & Co
Np, Amen & Co
unclear text on laborers and promotion in London Standard
Fragmentary clerical tone describes a foreman addressing laborers about commencing duties and obedience to authority. The passage appears garbled, with misread phrases and names, yielding little coherent factual content or identifiable events.
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Ganz
London Standard
Church Services and Protestant Denomination Notices
Church listings describe services at United Brethren, St. Anthony, Hirst Presbyterian, First Methodist Episcopal, Congregational, and Salvation Army. Include Sunday School times, morning and evening worship, pastors names, and special events or offerings for the poor, with midweek meetings and youth programs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirst Presbyterian Church Cor
Centar and
Pleasant Sts
Woodward
Bridatg
Douger
Salvation Army
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Pleasant
Conter Streetay Rey
Reality
D. D
Epworth
Vinol helps mother and daughter regain health, writer claims
A testimonial letter from O. M. Watrows of Corry Pa describes a sick mother and an invalid daughter improving after taking Vinol. The writer attributes weight gain and renewed vitality to Vinol, noting church activities and daily routines revived. The letter advocates Vinol as a simple restorative and lists local druggists as sellers.
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Martinsgilly
Ind
Columbus Avenue
M. E
Expurse
Vinci
Marpayer
Tinsville
Columbus Methodist Episcopalehureh
Gulag
Miyolent
O. M
GC 0
Unbebt & Son
Druggiats
Corry
First Baptist Church Schedule and Meeting Times
Morning service at 11 a.m. Bible school at 12:13 p.m. Christian Endeavor Society 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Christian Science meetings in Woodman Lodge rooms over Johnson's store. Sunday morning service at 11 o'clock and Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Everybody welcome.
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Homing Surtoys
Wy A Johns
Suntay
Sarties
Li Howlch
First Baptist Church
Car
W. Pleasant and
Second Avenue
C. 1. Wallace
Christian Endeavor Soviety
Christian Science
Woodman Lodge
Johnson's
Corry Flores Co Sells Christmas Flowers and Plants
The Corry Flores Co promotes Christmas flowers and plants for holiday orders including holly wreaths potted plants and carnations. The ad invites customers to place orders by phone with time for fulfillment and patronage requests.
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Corry Flores Co
Post Office Seeks Home Mail Delivery Boxes
United States Post Office urges patrons to install convenient mail receptacles with suitable slots on doors to speed delivery. Boxes reduce carrier delays, improve service, and avoid missed deliveries when residents are absent. The program claims benefits outweigh costs and offers a box with each purchase of $2.50.
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Post Office Department
Christ Presented: Prices Real by Local Home Properties
A local notice outlines pricing for residential properties offered for sale. The event highlights home prices and the opportunity for buyers to review available properties. Officials urge interested buyers to inspect listings and participate in the sale events.
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John Mourton
Margaret West
Hall
May McKinney
Cambridge Springs
WP. Gillespie
Marshal Ford
Birch, Mich
A. H. Southworth
Maple Avenue
Julia Naylor
Pittshire
Harvey Jones
Union City
J.T. Barker
Familly
Lea Wright
James Hathaway
John Hammond
Detroit
Cline
University of Pennsylvania
Mise Fiva McKingey
Allegheny Colege
Mendville
Howard
Wright
Kate Minnehan
Jamés Les
North Franklin Street
Hota
Itusville Consier
William Mixer
Athens Corners
Miss Bee Reynolds
Run Corry
Spartans
Burg Sentinel
Bours
Corry H
UIL City H. 5
Corry B.S
State Armory
Amuse U Theater
Palo
California
United Brethren Church
Ned. Maclnntyre
Christian Missionary Agu
Chit Anon
Hirst Avenue
Astor
Afernoon
Chaveh
Seiota
Sny
Smith
St. Paul Evangelist Lutheran Church
William Hall
Mattoon
Alolan
United States Post Office
Couny
Cohen’s Dep’t Store
Lossery
Nettleton
Cromfett
Cohen
Christ
Hottie
Hou
Hoy
Lange