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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
3
The feature presents two sewing models for war workers, highlighting patriotic styling and practical fabric choices. It details a tailloured overseas suit with broadcloth and long skirt, plus a striped jacket ensemble, listing fabric yardages and sizes, with prices for Each model.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel to boost liver function and cleanse the bowels. It asserts most sickness stems from inactivity of these organs and promises renewed buoyancy and a clearer complexion. Available in olive color boxes, 10 and 25 cents.
Local notes on sport and politics describe Erie County men receiving committee posts in the state legislature. The report lists three Erie county appointees on the judiciary, appropriations, and roads and highways committees, with details on chairmanships and district representation.
A June 28 meeting at Zack's Hall led by Toho Reed, self described Hunelan Bovint Ambassador, criticized Bolshevism and called for loyalty to government principles. The speaker argued political power and voting rights hinge on wealth, mocking attempts to resist authority.
Fragmentary listing shows bolts and hardware requests with prices and item codes. Entries mention tank clearance, beech wood, maple, and cord items with prices around 94.50 and 64.51, plus locations implied as town or shed, and a date fragment suggesting April 3.
Public notice warns residents to settle city taxes promptly to avoid penalties. It references a new location on Franklin Street near the library building and indicates office hours at the city building with a temperate, official tone.
The ninth annual meeting of the Columbia Cemetery Association will be held in Oregon Hall Saturday February 1 at 2 p.m. for the purpose of electing five directors for the term of two years and consideration of any other business that may come before the meeting. Emma Doddlon Secretary
Private reports Capt. Iashen Hipne dersin commander of Company D during a Trex campaign in the Vth Turantry. He was wounded while aiding two units near Tron Woods as reinforcements moved to the front. A private 112¢u Infantry soldier was wounded aiding another unit. White’s company commander Capt. Hendersay was struck by a shell and killed.
Warren County officials debate a proposed Warren to Divine road connecting Irvine and Youngsville. The special committee plans to confer with state officials in Harrisburg within two weeks. Commissioner Sadler, newly appointed by Governor Sproul, weighs in on the highway project status and feasibility.
Ohio college student report of nervous exhaustion and run down state improved after using Winol. Advertisement claims appetite return, improved strength, and general health, with money back guarantee if not satisfied. Includes endorsements and price details.
The Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Company will hold its annual meeting at the company office located at 21 West Washington Street in Corry, Pennsylvania, on Friday evening January 24 at 8 o'clock. Secretary W. Ed Marsh signs the notice.
Notice to creditors and heirs regarding the will of Mary Maher and estate of Chauncey Royern. Alberta Rogers named administrator and Alberta Sisson attorney. Claims and debts urged for settlement. proceedings indicate internal administration grants and required attestations by creditors and heirs. The notice lists address 128 Main Street Harrisburg and firm Erley Tit.
Notice states dissolution of partnership between OT Bracken and Dy 1a Brackon. business continues under D L Bracken. All debts due to era settled. all claims against the firm to be presented to D L Bracken. Substantial details include the date and dissolution by mutual consent.
Notice states that a partnership under the firm name Popter Brothers dissolves as of June 20 1919. W P Foster Gary Pa is named as liable for all debts and to collect accounts due.
A meeting of the wreck holder of Keysone Coosierative Association, Ltd. is scheduled at the Ware Store on First Avenue in Corry, Pennsylvania on January 30th at 11 a.m. The notice calls for attendees and outlines the treasurers role in the cooperative.
Letters of administration on the estate of Bilaby Calwell late of Corry Township Erie County Pennsylvania deceased have been granted to John M Calwell. All persons indebted to the estate are requested to make payment and those having claims or demands will make known the same without delay. JOHN M CALWEUT JLT LPIA 21
Notice is given that an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on February Bth 1919 by C O Miller HA Lyons D J Pitt B C Sanpp and A L Hasbrouck for the charter of Corryath Milling and Supply Company to be formed under the Act of Assembly. The company would manufacture buy and sell grain feed and farmers supplies and commodities and enjoy all rights and privileges of the act and supplements. The examination and details are noted for applicants comfort.
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