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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
7
A fragmentary column lists numerous residents, visitors, and social events. Mrs Fry hosts Pedro club gathering. Cynthias Mannarson and Val Corry visit. families move between Corry and nearby towns. several dinners, entertainments, and domestic travel are noted with scattered dates and local names.
Lake Pleasant reports Jake ereavant Stan and Guy Covey of Coton City with friends visiting last week. Sheriff Dumond made a short visit in the area. Mrs 0 N Owen and Mr H H Richards attended the United Brethren Ladies Aid Society at the Cutter home. The next meeting is scheduled with Arm R H Richardson January 30th. The Ladies Aid Society at Phillipaville met last Wednesday with Mrs Bromagen and Mrs William from Arbudela attending. Frank Crame sold his farm to William Winkeslay of Harbor Croke and will take possession.
The Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency presents a list of properties for sale. The catalog highlights residential and commercial offerings, with locations unspecified and prices not confirmed. Further details or a full listing may be available through the agency directly.
Beaverdam June 21 1912 Mr Revs Hauke techolding revival meeting every night at the United Brathren church All are cordially invited Charis Proctor improving able to sit one name each day of which his many friends will be kind to bear Mins Kathryn Sullivan won the wheat of Mrs M J Smith Thursday evening Miss Ruth M14 was the guest of her friend Miss Gide Mestenger Tuesday went Mrs Lavern Hinmerson visiting sister Union City Mr Joseph Barnheart was a Manga caller at Alfred Narrow's In Wet Monday night Adt Aunt elisted her mother Mire SF 0 Builth quar Reaptanabirg Bun ny Mrs Tra Tabeore returned Kone from Corry Hospital last Saturday Mrs Lila otion many Weslay fro Jamestown apant Sunday with her cousin Hills Mesten wer and famil Mr WI! Hii returned home after visiting his mother and brother Henry regently John Miltom from Corry hay been guest of his mother Mrs Hans Wath Pullom and brother Owen Rubin Preston and Henry Hittin Mayo finished wood cutting Rubin started working for Mr M J Smith again last Monday Mr with Mrs Hills Momonger attended his aunt Cyntha Jonen funeral last Monday at cottage hill church and also took dinner at Home of his cousin Hert Messenger
Mr and Mrs Morey of Mo bought 60 acres from G A Wood of Phillipsville a few months ago and built a large house. They are now nicely settled in their new home. Mrs P M Coteth visits with daughter Mrs Paul Turner who has been ill but is improving. Mrs Fran Williams returned home from here last Saturday after a week with relatives.
Advertised letters for week ending Jam 22 1912 include Mrs Elva Matlice and others. FOR SALE Pine farm two miles from Corry with 470 acres a large brick house outbuildings and well watered pastures. Fences and tilings in first class shape. About 1500 dollars worth of furniture two orchards and pasture. Inquiries to Wako storyuridge.
A fragmented advert lists a good heavy work team for sale, a black mare colt nearing two years, and a Portland cue ler. It mentions contact names Patterson and ady, and several street addresses including 198 Delaware St and 642 Literty St as inquiries. The note includes a price line of 2500 and a barn with hot and cold water.
A garbled run of classified ads lists rental offerings including a furnished room, eight room house with bath, and a suite of rooms on Columbus Avenue, plus several farm rental items. Also marketed are sale notices for a high grade piano, a cooler suitable for a hotel, and a gasoline engine indicator unit, with contact notes and street locations referenced.
Female help wanted for general housework duties including washing. Apply at 40 W. Smith Street. Adyette.
WANTED notices offer buyers paying good prices for various goods and skilled labor. Ads seek carpentry materials like pine and bass wood, bolts, and hardware, plus workers such as lathe hands and machinists. Apply at employment offices or local companies in Pittsburgh area.
Farm of 150 acres known as the Calvin Nichols farm on Gli Creek road between Spring Creek and East Branch. Four good horses and several barns. Inquire Oscar Jones, Corry RD 10, Bell Phone. The Banana Metropolis Port Antublu, a city on the eastern shore, is a ship port in town.
No. 19 Spring Street brick building with living rooms on second floor and modern improvements. Double houses at Corner First and Pleasant, Corner East Pleasant and East Street. rentals continue. No. 203, 827 North Center Street, rent and improvements. No. 184 Gold Street, large brick block. No. 110, 118 West Matto Street. 46 West Matto Road, Wright tract area. Small house No. 210 Grace Street. 3 lots at Corner West Washington and West Wayne Street. Powell block front rooms suitable for offices. 12 room house No. 712 West Pleasant Street, 604 West Church Street. Will sell five passenger Maxwell for 250. Money to loan with small handities. Visit C. K. Powell’s office for details. Lost on Center Street Saturday, black fur mitten. Return to Journal office. adv.
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