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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1912
Page
5
Readable items include Old Dutch Cleanser Banana product names and assorted household goods with discounts. Several lines list baking soda, corn starch, coffee, crackers, cookies, canned sardines, mustard, and beverages with prices or units, indicating a sale circular format from a local store.
Orine, praised as a reliable home remedy, claims to restore sobriety and happiness to those addicted to drink. The ad touts two forms, No 1 secret and odorless, No 2 a powder for voluntary treatment, with refunds if no benefit seen. It invites purchases at the local store and promises discreet service.
Local notices list market specials at Knowlton's and Oneida Markets, a paddle of community events including the Rebekah Hall gathering with Mrs. Split Street, a Methodist Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs. Rhodes, and a basketball game between H. S. and Corry Rante. Also reported are a property sale by master at the Mayhos corner, and a note on Perry Davis Painkiller.
In memory of Peter H MacDonald funeral services were conducted at the South Center Street home at 2 PM with Rev. C Te Woodward officiating. The body was laid to rest in Pine Grove cemetery as pallbearers Clyde Cook Fred Bari Maunh John Buller and AVL Teil. MacDonald born May 7 1888 in Scotland came to America as a young man and settled in Spring Creek Warren County. He married Margaret Brookmire in 1866 and later moved to South Center Street. He is survived by three daughters and one son Margaret and George MacDonald Mrs J A William Joly of Chicago and Mrs Norman S aliar of Bile Daceaved Was the last of a large family who settled at Sixar Grove. He was a Presbyterian and known for high character and worth.
Fragments from the Journal Want Page mention advertising and rental listings with unclear details. Readers are reminded to check the want page for current postings and contact information.
The He Dispatch reports Corry area leaders naming Caius 14 Alexandar of Carey as Hiernary Republian delegate and Frank Connell as regular candidate, both Taft supporters. Crawford County selections include Col John J. Carter and Fred Snowden as delegates, with local names Shenck Merlins Sweet Bene tit Wilcox aiding the slate. Delegates are pledged to Taft renomination.
Titusville report notes the case Commonwealth vs Glesenkamp before Alderman Kerr. The defendant, charged with purchasing grouse in town and shipping to Pittsburgh, failed to answer after three calls. Judge Byles moved to forfeit the $1,000 bail to the state. warrant issued and game protector directed to arrest the defendant in Pittsburgh.
Greenville Pa February 27 local Elks Eagles and Morao lodges received written notices from Detective Himer Tent Joy of Sharon ordering sideboards at the clubs discontinued on March Tet. Members await clarity as to who he represents and whether the notices are serious.
Philadelphia February 27 The constitutionality of the act by the Interstate regu lature upholding ballots for the appointment of registrars who will vote for presidential electors was sustained in an opinion by Judge Bulaborgst He discussed a petition from a member of the Key Stand party who argued that the party did not exist in the campaign and members were thus denied representation
A garbled old notice advertises upholstery painting and paper hanging by Jonben Bros at 100 Main Street. It touts a complete line of wall coverings varnishes and furniture coverings with a hint of a trial offer and guarantees.
A fragment notes Pat M Aurtin selling heavy wrapping paper intended for use under carpets. The brief item references The Journal Office as the source. Reading remains incomplete but identifies a product and seller in a local notices context.
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