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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
4
Relieved rheumatics praise Neutrone Prescription 99 for rapid joint relief and systemic balance. The ad claims immediate action without depressing after effects, promising restoration of natural blood balance and reduction of swelling, with quick dosing options priced at one dollar. Corry by C0. Babbitt & Son advertises daily sale.
Local records announce that 1919 automobile license application blanks are now on hand at the county treasurer and assessors office. The notice lists needed details such as applicant name residence and vehicle description with deadlines for submission and fees.
Mrs dohitie Arnold is in Buffalo on business. Mike Myrtle Buller visited Spartinsburg. W C Patrik left for Cleveland for business. Caph Frank Livermore went to Barberton for a few days on business. Alex Davidiéu spent holidays here and left for 1 cans Mis. ALP, Lintolmin, and brother Private A. If Williams visited Brio. Mrs W G Patrick of Columbia visited Mrs. Viola Fry. Mrs Alice Turner left for Em luton for a week with her daughter. Mrs B C Evang went to Union for a week with Mrs Hazel. George W Knowlton and daughter Hazel left for an extended stay in St. Petersburg, with visits to Cincinnati, Chattanooga, and Jacksonvit enroute. Dr Reesia ill with influenza. Mrs Lillian Mansfeld and Ian Mol-Vin of Mansfeld Comedy company visited. Miss Flor ence Bliss returned to Hollidaysburg to resume studies. Frank Bliss Jott left for Staunton Military Academy Va. Lawrence K Desmond from Amherst College returned to Amherst Mass. Mrs E L Dimick and children traveled to Punxsutawney for ill sister. Miss Isabella H Marvin of Meadville, foreign missionary representative, visited grandparents en route to New York. D Knopf chief petty officer of Housatonic arrived Norfolk and will visit soon. Knopf and infant will return to Norfolk. Mrs W L Huenal and baby left for Meadville after two weeks with Mrs Huenal’s mother. Mr and Mrs T D Lamson and Donald returned to Eric after two weeks with Mrs B L Carter. Private Charles Hall returned from Camp Sherman with honorable discharge after months of service.
The New Era Club gathers at Mrs. Olin W Bracken North Center Street. Monorcal Auxiliary posts pone meeting at 2 30 PM Wednesday at the hospital. Officers to be elected, reports omitted. Junior League Society hosts a social in Pirates Parlor. Lingor League Club to entertain on Thursday afternoon from 1 4 to 6 o'clock. Woman's Corps featured with joint installation and Captain M N Baker installed Commander of Post 70 AR. Banquet follows ceremony. Friendship Club meets Wednesday afternoon. N C will meet with Mrs J P Austin Thursday at 3 PM for officer elections. Baptist Woman's Missionary Circle to meet Mrs George Thomas West Wayne Street Wednesday afternoon. Red Cross work planned. Wicly Club to be entertained Friday evening at Morris Bonstool North Center Street.
The Baptist church observes the Week of Prayer with daily 7:30 pm meetings. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wettenburg and Charles Waller hosting sessions at 2 West Smith Street and 204 Sedona Avenue. Dr. Max Wertheimer will lead special services starting January 13 at the Baptist church. Miss Katharine Reed returns to Elinira College after a two week holiday visit.
An advertisement claims San Cura Ointment cures running sores, itching, burns, boils, and more with a money back guarantee. It promotes related San Cara Soap as an antiseptic, urging purchase at 30 cents for the ointment and 25 cents for the soap, from Thompson Medical Co.
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