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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
5
Local society notes record numerous personal mentions and movements as residents attend events, visit relatives, and travel to towns for family and social affairs. Names like Mrs Keim, A D Vostor, Monty Thayer, and M J Sheridan appear alongside visits to relatives, church gatherings, and community activities.
In a modest local ceremony, neighbors gathered to bid farewell to Mrs. Faith Pale. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Brink Case and Kaley from Ward Parkstrat, who traveled to Spring Crook for the funeral service and to mourn the loss of a longtime city resident.
Tomorrow only, Wm. Farnum stars in The Redemption of David Carson. Also featured Desert Gold by Zane Grey, with Friday and Saturday shows offering thrilling entertainment and excitement for patrons.
The O Neil family announce the death of their son aged 41 years in Buffalo. Survived by his parents Mrs W J O Neil and Joseph A O Neil and siblings. The funeral will be held at St. Thomas Church at 9280 Wednesday morning.
A Chicago style stock list appears with numerous firm names and prices. Entries include General Motors Brin Republic Steel Studebaker Overland St Paul Texaco Petroleum and other companies with varied percentage values and prices.
Joseph M. Flannery of Pittsburgh died at his home after years of illness from pneumonia complications. He organized the radium company in his country and was president of Stafford Chignileni. He furnished the U S government with radium during the war. more than a million dollars were spent on the radium provers.
About two hundred fifty thousand children in stricken Near East nations will be cared for by Near East Relief officials. Secretary Vidkrey notes many are orphans from massacres, and workers say 52 dollars a month or 460 dollars a year can prevent starvation and death. A housing ad follows.
Mr Ford presents a lecture on electricity at the High School auditorium with Burnett R Ward as the assistant. The talk promises experiments and insights into the wonders of electricity for an attentive crowd.
List of names including W. C. Runt Str and Merritt A. Shey among others marked as advertised letters for Gorey post office week ending February 15 1920. Acting P.M. notes entries with partial illegible spellings and initials.
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