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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1917
Page
4
Names and movements of residents across Erie and nearby towns include Rove McWroy at home on Wucli Street, Mary McVolia attending a funeral in Titusville, Hattie Bilas visiting Erie friends, and Frank Barry visiting his parents. Several locals travel to Union City, Warren, and Buffalo for business, study, or family reasons, with notes on recoveries and illnesses among Rev Father Brock and Mrs. Baker, plus Frances Truesdell's indigestion attack.
The death of Harry Clark, aged 88, longtime Spring Creek resident, occurred Tuesday evening in Saginaw Michigan where he lived with relatives. His remains will be brought to Spring Creek today for funeral services tomorrow Friday at one o clock from the home of Mrs Emima Moran. He is survived by four children including Mrs W L Dougherty and Mrs George Perry of Saxon Michigan Mrs B M Hathaway of Detroit and Aislin Foster of this city. A number of Corry friends will travel to Spring Creek tomorrow to attend the services.
The Philathana club met last evening at Mrs Salay’s North Center Street home. Mrs Hemingway was elected president, Mrs Williams vice president, Mrs Kopf secretary, and Miss Sullivan treasurer. Officers thanked retiring leaders for their service. The society reports unprecedented prosperity and looks to a successful year. A social period followed the business meeting with light refreshments. An ad at 126 Fourth Avenue offers a furnished room.
Mier Mary McVelia plans to attend the funeral of the Inte Frame 8. Fleury. Minnie Christenson leaves this town for Meadville to spend a few days with friends. S. M. Carl of Spokane and H. E. Carl of Pittsburgh visit their mother Mrs. John K. Con and Mrs. W. Rhoder on South Center Street. Mrs. Daemon of OTL City visits pod for a short time. Mrs. Luther Davis of New Castle visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bracken of West Pleasant Street. Ferdinand Stevens returns from Erie where he served as juror for several days.
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