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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1912
Page
21
Junked OCR fragments show a sale listing at Downey’s and Koper’s silverware items priced around 4.75, a club meeting at the Anthora with Mrs Crippon, a community party at Melehal in a Fort Corry area, and a sale or rent ad for a residence at the King and Pleasant corner.
Local ad announces special prices for the week with discounts on select items and a limited time sale now running through the weekend. Customers advised to visit the store for details and limited stock.
A mixed page of Valentine displays at Downey's Drug Store with large selections and low prices. Local notes mention the Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Corry Hospital, skating after tonight's basketball game, and a piano recital in Union City. Reports include a horse and dog incidents, and Mrs Elizabeth Crandall's funeral details. Samuel McKee, Warren County’s oldest resident, discharged after recovery, nearing a century, and Roy Cole may lose sight in one eye after an accident near Shorrod Hill.
The Stara Granite on Marble Works at 140 Maple Ave advertises a high quality monument at a low price. They claim no excessive expenses like salesmen or other costs, allowing savings for customers.
In Franklin Virginia on a Friday afternoon the jury found the Franklin lodge of Elks guilty as indicted in a case involving Harry W Fox. The defendant admitted a nolo contendere plea to related charges after a brief trial.
Woman recounts three years of monthly misery and weakness from female ailments. After dismissing surgery, she credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health. She promotes the medicine and invites other women to seek advice from the company in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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