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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
4
Readable fragments show shop discounts at Nast’s and J D Murray’s including shirts hats and soup. Public notices report church visits and employment orders at a tanning plant, plus a political campaign in Meadville and a jail penning renewal for county licenses.
The burial of Mrs Amos I. Morgan occurred this morning at Pine Grove Cemetery after a train trip from Corry. A large gathering from Corry and nearby areas attended a brief service led by O B Woodward with pallbearers including Frank T. Babbitt and R H Palmer. Attendees included Myron Sessions and others from Jamestown, Conterville, and Buffalo. the funeral party traveled by train No 39 on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Corrywort No 5 of the Home Watchmen held a log masquerade for Lely members and friends in the WR.av Johnson building rooms last evening. The crowd filled the hall with music and dancing, violin and piano provided entertainment and a hospitable atmosphere for attendees.
In New Philadelphia Delaware on January 29 a plant resumes operations after three months of idleness. Eight hundred workers are expected to return to jobs as production restarts under management led by Anise Jean Eheet and the Plato company.
The Board of Associated Charities in Corry issues a urgent appeal for funds to prevent halting food clothing and aid to needy families. Donors are urged to send contributions to the treasurer at once, with the charity thanking the public for past favors and stressing the urgency of support.
An advertisement touts Nervaline tablets as a nerve calmative that quiets nerves and eases headaches and heart throb, claiming safety and gentle action across the nervous system. The ad lists price in cents and urges purchase at N. J. Ames and Co or local druggists.
Earl L Brown invites investors to buy 7 percent preferred stock in a Pittsburg based corporation formed within the last year. The company promises competent management from a former city native with Cleveland experience and notes earnings growth with added working capital. A booklet and further information are available.
Edy Cooney of Armactated Civic Engineers visits Corry to urge a Chamber of Commerce as a solution for city prosperity. He and M r McComb plan an evening meeting with Corry and Jamestown officials to discuss city planning parks housing lighting and municipal issues, with emphasis on cooperation and public inclusion.
The borough honors G. Brown for leading a project that created a fine schoolyard with a children’s play mound near Franklin and Titusville. The effort sourced land close to the EEE ESL verity, reflecting community pride in education.
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