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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1918
Page
4
The column lists many local residents and visitors including Mrs G Menthaler in Kane visits, Miss Bolly Lagybne, Miss Emma Imnonbic, and others. It notes travel from Cleveland, Warrin, and Union City, with gatherings and receptions and names several host families and guests at multiple addresses.
The piece records a social evening with Pythian Sisters and other locals. Attendees include Edward Kynancher as toastmaster and names such as Fred Die Williams Wetherbee and various residents. Reports mention a tureen supper, readings, music, and plans for Red Cross work and church activities.
The fragmentary text mentions a draft, a person named George Waluh, and a ride in New York. It is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or cohesive facts.
In a reminiscence, a 66 year old resident of Liberty Street Gorn recalls illness and relief after starting Downs Kilney HiT from Amey &0. Drug Store. The narrative mentions neck pain, headaches, fatigue, and improved well being following the treatment as the storyteller reflects on health changes over four years.
John Schaub died Monday afternoon at 4 after a prolonged illness. He leaves seven children including Maryholder and Holton, two sons and two daughters, several grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. A German native, he lived in Germany before coming to Amuies and resided in Gorry for many years. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 40 in the morning at St Elizabeth Church with interment in St Elizabeth Cemetery.
Distinct fingerprints in flood stairwell point to two robbers who stole $1,004 from Wick Allie in Tin Hoston ators. Burglary unfolded Sunday night, misreported details obscured, lawmen pursue leads from Manhattan to nearby districts.
Fragmentary OCR of a historical page shows scattered notices and names. Mentions include J Layeland address in Hist district and a Corry BEL POR JLOS reference with unclear events. Further readable items note Mrs Balle Walker of Columbus and a No 4 Mantih street listing amid jumbled text.
A vintage ad promises Allon rh and the Conqueror of rheumatism as a remedy for rheumatic pain. It claims rapid relief, deposit dissolving action, and a money back guarantee, urging readers to try the treatment and to shop at a local drug store offering the product with confidence.
A patent remedy claims instant relief for tender corns with a few drops applied to the affected area. The sticky solution dries without burning or irritation, and the corn is said to protrude and lift out painlessly, avoiding the need for cutting. The ad touts a quarter-ounce bottle of freciann at low cost as an efficient treatment.
Bolts wanted Hino tinwood cheamber and white wood 27 inches long four dollars and twenty five cents per cord. Poplar bolts five inches and up 27 inches long four dollars per cord. Corry Pall Company Boll 206R. o1tt.
An advert claims Sin Cura Olatment rapidly relieves piles after years of suffering. Testimonial cites W. J. Gilbert of Titusville and agents N. Ames Co. Corry. It also touts Sin Cura Soap as soothing antiseptic, promising clearer skin and relief from impurities.
A public notice from the Chief of Police of the City of Corry requires all German Allen Bani and related residents aged 14 or older within Corry City limits to register by a specified date. The notice, signed by A. Frank, highlights penalties for noncompliance and directs residents to appear at the local police office for registration in Ward 1, Corry, Venango County, Pennsylvania.
The Smith Starr Granite and Munbla shop on Maple Ave Corry PA advertises a wide selection of work at times and prices that cannot be duplicated. The notice emphasizes a large rack of choices and low rates for granite products.
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