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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment lists items and prices with stray words related to a Newington market sale. The text mentions quantities and costs like 1.00 but remains largely unreadable, offering no clear names, dates, or locations.
A long list of local residents spend Christmas day and the holiday weekend in town or traveling. Individuals include Sivapaon of Younguvita, Madame Myers, Wilbur Wilson, Mrs Mateke Kelaher, Mrs N. D. Darling, Mrs J. Parking, Mrs A. C Wolton, Major J. B. Brown and family, Harold Gilbert, Mrs Elisabeth Tenor, and others visiting relatives, attending funerals, or hosting holiday gatherings in the city and surrounding areas.
The Corry community touts a quick remedy made from buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients that allegedly cures ailments. Advocates claim it cleanses the bowel, relieves constipation and sour stomach rapidly, with Druggist Thomas Downey promoting it.
A Merry Xmas message from Maloni Drothors Corner Market invites patrons to a festive shop open tonight at 10 p.m. The note promises liberal patronage in the past and future supplies with a full line of poultry and various goods.
Local social notes list Ethel Brecht and friends visiting Pittaflold. M Hoover with Corry Irlendi and Mrs. Winer Pidlgy of Sherman in the city. Miss Ethel Wilson and partners from Bear Lake. G D W Brucken of Bigin hosting friends. funerals for Paulo H. Phive draw attendees including Charles Lace of Philadelphia. Several residents from Cleveland and Pittsburgh arrive for Christmas with relatives. a monetary loss near Market and A W Merrick’s is noted as a lost-subi with reward.
Alison Blakeley of 22 No Monten Street Cory reports relief from severe back pain after using Donn’s Kidney Pills. She describes kidney secretions as colored with sediment and credits the remedy with rapid improvement. Available at dealers for 600. Foster Mulburry Co. Buffalo N Y.
A readable fragment notes a thriller titled Four More or Million Dollar Mystery and a special matinee at 2 o'clock featuring a Cinderella program for children. It mentions a race between a motor boat and a tropling act and an outing for children to see Cinderella.
Missea Nana and Marion Truesdel depart for Eric to remain over Christmas. A found pocketbook with money is reported at White's Corners and Columins with the Inquire Journal office. Logue of Killimnine, visiting residents, left for home. Mrs Seaver heads to Oklahoma City to spend Christmas with her brother John Bracken and family. Loyd Bracken of Oklahoma City tours through town with W. Bracken en route home from the University of Pennsylvania. J. J. Neylon arrives from Europe where he conducted business for J. W. and A. P. Howard Company in this city.
A light theatrical program at Woodland Shadows features Allee Toye and Thomas Moore in a comedy drama billed as full of fun. The show titled Midnight Hour saloon drama runs with Anna Stedart and Bur Williams in four reels. A new tomorrow night features a special show with evening bill.
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