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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1911
Page
6
A fragmentary science note describes insects with unusual mandibles and modified forms, naming a “honey thing” and detailing teeth rows and horned pads. The text mentions grasshoppers and other creatures with minute, well-developed features, though many terms are garbled.
Weileeh Cheese, Knowl ton, Kibler, Bevo Povey, KR Wy Wheeler in Walon city, Mr. Stewart of CenesVille, Mr. Buxton in Buffalo, Martin Brew in Wie, James Scully in Union City, Dr. Ry Brice Gamble in Meadville, Dr. Morris in the city, Miss Anna Porter in Canton, Mrs. A. B. Grow visiting Cambridge Springs, Miss Zoe Wilcox home from Warren, Agent Martin from Kane meeting, Mr. and Mrs. TH. A. Simper in town, William Postlethwith home from western trip, Mrs. Charles Pernald visiting son, Charles Waggoner and wife, Harry Simpsons in James Town, Miss Gertrude Carmount from NuBone, Mrs. Irene Curly Hurd lecturing in Tava, Capt Prudeng and Co A banquet, Dr. W. H. Harrett with Squirre Deal Optical in Buffalo, Harry Dean and family move to Gary, Alfred Ht. Murphy from Orie, snow delays and tests, A. H. Drake in Cambridge Spirits, McCulnout and McCulnout in town, Taber and Spar tanshire in Conn y, Simmons from milk condense, Mr Woodin from B F, Major Hurry of Bradford, Johnny to Meadville, Col. McAlhansy to Oil City, Mrs. Martin and son return to Spring Creek, Mrs. Olive Mandeville visiting daughter, Foun Fellenor died in Brio, funeral Thursday at 2.
Committees in charge of the projected addition to the Presbyter church seek to expand the Sunday School facilities. Architects A I%, Mowat and Soi have prepared detailed plans for a 50 by 70 foot addition with a 39 by 44 foot basement gymnasium dining and storage. The main floor will hold 18 to 20 classrooms around a central assembly area with two entrances and two exits. The project, though more elaborate and costly than first proposed, has strong support as the church funds reach about 34,000.
Advertises Roxford Fabric as a best value paper product with fine cloth flush and attractive bar presentation. Mentions hited or plain options and indicates pricing is offered at a favorable rate.
An old advertisement touts toothbrushes that clean teeth and save dentist bills. It promises soft bristles that stay in place, offers all sizes, and guarantees a brush for 5 to 25 cents.
An array of affordable valentine gifts for sensible buyers includes ladies rings pendants and bracelets from $1.50 to $250 solid gold items from $4.50 to $26 and men’s accessories from $1 to $325. A wide range of practical gifts such as rugs locks and home items are listed with prices and slight brand mentions.
Harrisburg prepares for a busy week as bills on state highways banking and loan oversight move toward passage. Senators Hank Sproul of Delaware County and colleagues advance a comprehensive highway system plan and a banking commission expansion while the House and Senate set busy calendars and schedule key committee actions. Governor Tener and Mrs Tener host an official reception Tuesday for legislators and department heads as borough league organizers meet to discuss city leagues along the line.
W A Patton died about two o clock this morning at his Wright street home after a brief illness of one day. He had lived in Corry thirty five years and was longtime neighbor. His wife survives with two sons Capt R Patton of City and Archie Patton and a daughter Miss Vara Patton. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
A fragment states the Corry toe Co. claims to produce absolutely pure, germ free water by steam condensation and distillation. It asks where natural water can be found without impurities and asserts the product contains only hydrogen and oxygen.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold a sale at the Tenihon office on Thursday Tech 16 offering a large assortment of wall made products including plommel rennbmadle items.
A damaged notice describes a lot on Main Street offered for sale or transfer. It mentions valuable fixtures and furniture, including household items, spoons, and salt shakers. The fragment hints at a public expression or notice about sale terms and property enclosure.
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