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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
6
The Library Theater announces a Monday show featuring Mutt and Jee F The Great Cartoon Comedy with 59 people in the audience. The first big program hooks the season as house opens to vaudeville and pictures. Watch this space for the full schedule.
Claude Rhodes of File visits the city while Fenton Dempsey returns from Cleveland. Meadville business visitors Mr Breed and Miss Anna Paulson. Spartansburg’s Jack Reed and many others travel for errands, visits, or dances. Several attend funerals or call on friends, with union city, Jamestown, Erie, Warren, and Titusville appearing as spots in transit.
The Hol. Schrambling service at MH Church Monday drew many neighbors and friends. Floral offerings reflected the community’s regard for the deceased formerly of Columbus. Attendees included Mrs. Bon Wort, Heardsley and Schrambling, and Mr. Slowe, with singing by Mr. Poitigo and Mr. Slowe. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. George Trontum, Mr. Bush of Jamestown, and Mr. and Mrs. U.S. Rogers of Warren. Remains of B. L. Smith of Philadelphia, formerly Columbus, were brought Tuesday and laid to rest in Curtis cemetery. Miss Myrtle and Miss Ethel Ryland hosted Columbus High School seniors at Wilson Hill. Lucile Crosby won first prize, Clare Armitage second. A taffy pull followed. Worth Hammond excelling. The drama club plans an act drama Friday and Saturday May 24 and 24 with late car, reserved seats at Simpson’s store. Mrs. Nollla Frown of Chapmanville, Pa., returned home after visiting Mrs. Pry. Mr. K. G. Weddy of Warren, Pa., visited Mrs. Cella Gates.
A Danish observer notes women in the Fikiutos households placing items on four structures for washing. They use stools to reach tubs set on the floor, then stand and strain. The piece reflects social quirks and humorous exchanges about shopping for gifts.
A fragmentary note discusses strike timing and tone with cautions about precise wording. The damaged text hints at guidance on avoiding overly long or short strikes and maintaining correct phrasing amid unclear context.
The dialogue presents a playful miscommunication between Martha and Aunt Miri about an accidental moment. A whispered remark and a mistaken kiss generate light confusion as Chayley and Chirley react. the scene centers on family misreadings and gentle comedy.
Extra low prices on dinner sets including 100 piece S10 sets cut to 7 50 per set. Imported china sets with flower sprays reduced to 12 per set and damaged items marked down to 15 to 25 cents each. English porcelain and Rosenthal pieces offered at under cost with various pieces priced per dozen or individually.
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