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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1917
Page
9
AW Morgunidge ferr tie utter noon for Thitzvilie. Howard Mice oon OM and AMIS Badia Moendsr yf Mituoyilte visit relatives in the why. Charles Keatins went Tir Ville today to attend civellen lute ap thi Elid Heme in hut elty this seventy.
Mr and Mrs Joh Cullén Jett begin an extended eastern trip this morning. Mrs Kaupp, recently ill for several days, expects to recover in time. Gy on Golding travels to Greenville for a brief business stop in the Howard Taimie company interests.
Cold weather supplies advertised with low prices on all wool goods. All wool blankets made in Pennsylvania offered in white and plaids at five dollars apr, plus factory yarn for socks and mittens in black and grey skeins at ten cents each or one dollar per pound.
Donald Mtorralt and Sars Lioyd, among others, spend brief visits in the city with friends and business. George Sipple from Buffalo arrives for Tuniet town tasks, while George Sutter, from Spariinabung, is a business visitor staying at home. Mrs Sumied Mawson returns home to Meadville for a planned stay with relatives. J J Resdalér from UbYsstol travels to the city for the HowaArt Tit ling Company business. Miss Ethel Waitiesey, recently home, returns to Pittsburgh to resume duties. District Deputy Nan Inari visits Tirusville for an official engagement at the Hiics home this evening. Building Tuspectee Moule and the Treasury Department representative visit for Fedor Hillding. O F Browd travels from Warren on business for Corry Bridge and Supply. Mrs Lenk Cohen leaves for Glevekind to arrange spring millinery for Cohen store on Worth Center. Returning to the city, he plans a few days with Mer ile at Youngstown.
Mrs Winiirelt Cliine Pinnoha rd widow of W J Blanchard died today at her parents home after months of illness. She had been treated in Oklahoma City but returning home she passed away in her own house after nearly 29 years of marriage. She leaves a husband, father and mother, and two brothers Seward A and Frederick D. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow.
Loyd's reports a submarine attack affecting the White Star Line steamer Attic 6 ALO89. The Exchange Telegraph says four crew are missing while 144 have landed. The vessel, part of Oceanic Steam Navigation Co, had been in Admiralty service.
Aluminum Ware offers low prices on white ware with dark blue borders. Cups and Saucers 12¢ per pair, Bread and Butter 9¢ each, Dinner Plates 12 to 14¢, Soup Plates 12¢ each. All items in basement, four aluminum ware pieces guaranteed to near 26 years. Large Covered Kettles 1.28, Large Open Kettles 1.75, Large Tea Kettles 2.25 each.
Amuseu tomorrow Pavlawa presents The Dumb Girl of Por tidi with a matinee at 2 PM and an evening show at 7 16. Admission is 10 and 15 cents for matinee and 10 and 20 cents for evening. The production boasts unusually low prices for this run.
A box social last night hosted by Coltmabin and Ianbolla groups at the Knighta of Jofilmibuy club room was highly enjoyable. Proceeds went to a committee to dispose of in a home worthy fund with gifts for Giversion and a prize awarded to the ioKt subcessful participant. The Todges praised it as one of the season’s most successful events.
A vintage ad promises rapid cold relief with a two hour dosing schedule of Pape's Cold Compound. It claims to clear head and nose, stop discharge, ease headaches and sore throat, with a 48 cent price and no laxatives.
An old time household remedy claims Sage and Sulphur can darken gray hair naturally and evenly. It promotes a ready made product Sage and Sulphur Compound sold at drugstores for quicker results, while warning the home DIY mix is troublesome.
An advertisement from Bellefontaine Ohio promotes Vinol, a tonic containing bone cod liver oil iron and manganese phosphates. It claims to restore energy, vigor, and reduce nervous debility for tired weak women and those doing heavy home tasks. The copy cites health improvements and urges readers to consult advertised stores in Pennsylvania.
A heartfelt card of thanks from local readers to Mr and Mrs Joseph Young and Miss Baxhant Yow for support shown during difficult times. Friends express gratitude for kindness and memories shared at the community gathering and extend warm wishes to the family.
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