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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1911
Page
6
Local advert lists Hue ferns and flowering Primroses and Primulas for Wat Jardiniere gifts. It promotes limited-time discounts over the next few days on these plants, noting a broad selection and inviting customers to visit. The note mentions a general assortment and emphasizes fresh blooms and seasonal picks.
An advertisement describes desk calendars for 1911 serving as daily reminders, attention aids for future tasks, and decorative paperweights. It notes they renew yearly at a small cost, with several angles and adjustable stands for home use priced at 1.00 each.
A long list of residents and visitors is recorded as in town or passing through Warren today. James Pord of Melo Henry King of Erie Garland David Marsh Warren and many others from Spartansburg Jamestown Union City Spring Creek and Corry are noted as spending time in Warren or traveling for business or family reasons.
Community items record Mrs Kafferson replying from her recall Mines Miss Muttle Deting visiting relatives and feuds ab Krle, Miss Daiiy Gates of Warren visiting with her parents, Embrobery Chih men Swit Mrs. Th J Spencer Priddy after 100m Dr. d G Hyer guest of parents, Paige called to Brio for Claye Daman ill with typhoid, Clyde Peterson moved to an annery company house, Harry Smith moved to Columbus, Frank Spooner rented S I Huntley blacksmith shop, John Ayers visited Corry, Mr and Mrs S D Hatley visited Youngsville.
Stranburg Music House advertises new pianos at lower prices than used units with a one year guarantee from maker and store. It claims twelve New York and Pennsylvania stores, bulk buying, and savings on freight and storage to offer prices like 107 for a 250 piano and 108 for a 400 piano, sale ends Saturday at 10.00.
J C Dart died at nine this morning after a seven month illness from multiple diseases. He was 64, born January 1 1847 in Sherburne Chenango Co. NY. He came to Corry about 40 years ago and worked nineteen years for the P& O Railroad, later running a large local mile route. He leaves his wife and one daughter Mrs A L Outer, a brother H R Dart and sister Mrs D E Pope of Chenango Co NY. Funeral from the family home 10 East Street on Wednesday at 2 o'clock p m.
Claims De Detehon's Relief quickly cures rheumatism by removing the cause and dispersing the disease. Advertises genuine product, priced 75 cents to $1.00, sold by the Durham Drug Co.
A garbled statement from Mr Isidore Holesan quotes pleasure and power in a critique of public figures. It mentions a daughter, color, and health fears tied to consumption, referencing Merrozone and a box at Thomas Downey's. The text blends names, places, and alleged conditions without clear events.
Real Estate notice offering timber and lime resources from Corry Pennsylvania area. Indicates availability of land and water access with potential for ownership or development. Seeks interested buyers or agents to inquire further with Ada Corry.
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