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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1916
Page
6
The Corry Garage installed refinishing tools and equipment for automobile cylinders. Ford cylinders are reground and fitted with new pistons, complete for $10.50.
The Corry Fair and Driving Park Association calls its annual meeting for members. The session will be held in the secretary’s office on Monday evening January 1 1916 at eight o'clock. D Warren President W W Morgoridge Secretary Attest adults.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap as cure alls. It cites personal anecdotes from Gilbert Hard and Tituavius Pa claiming rapid healing of ulcers burns and broken bones and endorses a money back plan. It markets 26 cents per jar and 25 cents for soap and urges use for skin diseases and baby care.
Relatives of W. P. Neeley report the 26 year old carpenter left home at 9 20 a m January 8 to seek work at Skinner Engine Works. His wife says he complained of chest pain and has since vanished prompting police and family searches across Erie and Detroit connections.
Remains of Lit Life James Coote were laid out at his son Marry Coalony’s home on Wayne Street Monday at 10 o clock. The West Baptist pastor Rev Biker officiated with a choir led by Mrs Alfred Wettenburg and others. Roy Baker offered a heartfelt homily from Corinthians About towers and beauty. Relatives and out of town mourners attended, with the remains later sent to Centerville for interment beside his wife at Suanyatde Cemetery.
We thank all who offered kindness during our bereavement for James Look. Special thanks to the Men's Bible Club, the Philathra Cine of the Baptist church, The Raymond Manufacturing Co, those who sent flowers, and those who sang at the funeral. Signed: Harry Cook, Leon Cook, Mrs. red, Alison, Mrs. Guy Lake, Mrs. MollShrayes.
Notice offers to buy scrap metals with rate hints: raga and rabbar, page 1 1-20 per pound, ribbone 7 Ito per pound, copper 126, ced brasse, yellow brass 10% J. A. Brodit cr vii 20th.
Washington January 21 diplomats from Enionto ntiloa and 28 neutral nations gathered at the White House for two formal dinners arranged by President and Mrs Wilson in honor of the diplomatic corps. The second dinner next Tuesday will be hosted by German Ambassador and Austrian Turkish officials with the same neutral diplomats present. The event marks the first such gathering in Washington since the outbreak of the war.
Bargains advertised by the International Tailoring Co offer winter clothing at reduced prices. The sale includes heavy wool pants shirts coats and overcoats with orders taken for tailored garments.
Fragmentary notes show McKoly and Kin discussing a breakthrough trial with Mr. Ployd leading remarks. OCR text is unclear but indicates a public event or meeting about a sample chat and related topics.
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