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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1925

Page

6

Re-elected head at 1.0 Fellows Home meeting

Fred T. Metel, former city resident, was reelected superintendent of the Fellows Home at Meadville for another year by the board of trustees. The group praised his management and noted the new building project, costing about $200,000, will expand capacity for residents and tenants. Architect W Holmes Grinsby designed the structure, with funding details provided by the board.

Foul Culy Fred T. Metel Jd Fellows Meadville Caplen Meolin Chiles

Children Saved From Gas Fumes At Home

A gas stove incident left seven children exposed to fumes. Edward, the oldest at seven, suffered the severest effects and was taken to St Vincent's hospital for treatment. Three siblings, Richard, Clara Belle, and Dorothy, were revived with first aid under Dr. Rachilis at the hospital, while the other two remained unconscious on the floor until rescue. The event occurred during the evening at their residence.

Eri Jon Richard Clara Belle Dorothy Jack Rachilis Ste Vincent's Hospital

Infant Dead from Kerosene Fire at Home

Br ie January 7 infant Eugene Francis Winner died from burns after kerosene oil exploded in a stove at the home of Mr and Mrs Kanner on East Twelfth Place. The infant, only a few months old, was severely burned during the incident and died Monday night after hours of suffering. The uncle McDonald, 19, witnessed the explosion and helped rush the child to Hammond Hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.

Brie Eugene Francis Winner Ice Kanner East Twelfth Bf the Kinners McDonald Hamor Hos Hiltal

Liquor Dumped Into Chautauqua Lake in Mayville

Jan 7 report from Mayville, N Y details sheriff Carlos E Trowa visiting town and overseeing the disposal of a large quantity of liquor seized in raids. Brown stored various liquors in an unoccupied jail cell before disposal. Sheriff Axel Levin had taken office New Year’s Day and oversaw the final disposal yesterday.

Mayvile N. Y Chautauqua Lake Carlos E. Trowa Texas Mayville hisGarl Brown Brown Axel Levin

Thompson's Completely Cured Me and Years Younger

A fragmentary classified blurb from Titusville Pennsylvania touts Thompson's remedy and Golden Lax Tabs as purely vegetable cures for dropsy dizziness and kidney concerns. It claims lasting health improvements and urges readers to send money for a mail order remedy.

Fley She Amés & Co. i. Linnelsey

January Sale of Dresses and Accessories for Children and Ladies

The January clearance lists 100 child panty dresses in gingham and chambray sizes 2 6 years at $1.00, ladies bloomers and two piece outfits, girls wool and all wool dresses for ages 7 16, table linens and damask at sale prices, ladies gowns slips and bodices, rubbers and union suits, and men’s silk hose and heavy fleece underwear with many items offered at reduced prices across eight stores.

January Sale on Ladies Silk Hose at 39 Cents

Big cut in price of 100 dozen pairs of ladies silk hose in all colors and sizes. Values up to 1 50, assortment goes on sale next Thursday morning at 39 cents per pair.

January sale on aluminum ware and hosiery at reduced prices

Local ad lists regular 1.98 hose and aluminum items on sale Thursday morning. Highlights include 2 qt kettles and 4 qt pans at 69 to 69 cents, 25 cent mercerized hose for men and children in cordovan and black, with new shipment pricing and limited quantities.

DOLLS Price cut half for log sale starts Thursday

German dolls priced 25¢ to $6.00 will be cut in half for a January sale starting Thursday morning. Also offered are wool hose bathrobe bloomers pantalettes bloomers ladies hose and children's sweaters with deep discounts on dozens of items and a wide array of bargain counter finds.

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