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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
5
A flurry of personal mentions notes residents traveling to Jamestown and Philadelphia for funerals and shows. Mrs Moréni Morgas and daughter Miss Vella accompany remains from Philadelphia for interment while Mrs Morgan’s death prompts many neighbors to visit.
An old fashioned advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs to relieve constipation in children. It touts safety and effectiveness, claiming a single dose will purge waste within hours and restore a happy, active child. It advises consulting a physician and warns against counterfeit products.
The funeral of Mrs. W. H. Nantes was held this morning at nine o'clock at St Thomas church with Rev. M. Tracy officiating. Many relatives and friends from the city and vicinity attended, including some from distant places. Interment followed at St Thomas cemetery west of the city.
The Company A Association hosts a dance tonight at the State Armory with the Du Pl tt orchestra providing music. Many guests are expected from out of town for the event.
A US Army inspection at the armory, conducted by Lieutenant Walter Kruger of the Third U S Infantry, praised Company A for excellent equipment and orderly evolutions. The crowd watched as Capt Brown and Lieutenants Jourdet and Richards led maneuvers with Sargeant Wallace Wellman in charge at times.
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a rapid cure for rheumatism promising swelling reduction within days. It claims quick relief after the first dose and features testimonials from users like Ars Allee A Brown of Ithney New York and Mrs. Amen.
A two reel feature The Viper stars Alice Voyes and Tom Moore. Also showing The BNowada Kalem RR drama Grouch A Lubin comedy A Bargain Tablecloth and a western Tell Tale eNo. Railroad's Mascot a Biograph Matinee tomorrow.
The Lailoa Aid of the Hospital reported a very successful cabaret entertainment at the Star advantage venue. Performers included Frank Hagler Dell Darling Mina Hazelle Barry Myx G H Bosworth and the Hifi orchestra. Dances by Myt He Rell Joe Pope James Masson and Araline Drought delighted attendees as cake and sandwiches were served and dancing continued into the night.
A fire at the J B Gruman spice factory in Newark resulted in one death and four serious injuries. Employee Charles Brown died after leaping from a third floor window during the blaze caused by an explosion of celluloid wire. The factory was completely destroyed.
Mr. J Benjamin longtime Carterville resident died last night at his son in law Rev Wagner’s home in Kennedy. The body will be brought here Sunday morning for funeral services Sunday afternoon at 2:40 at the United Brethren church. He leaves a wife and a daughter Mrs Charles Barton of this city.
Roms January 29 official death toll from the regent earthquake in Avezzano city stands at 5 238 with 2 040 survivors most injured as lists of casualties in other zones continue to be compiled by government authorities.
Notice is given that an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on February 26, 1915 by Edwin B. Clark, Edwin H. Clark, Virginia B. Noni and Thomas L. Clark for the charter of H. Clark & Son Company. The corporation will engage in manufacture, purchase and sale of timber, lumber and wood products and construction materials and related structures. The applicant, Kincaid Sollohara Attorney, seeks the usual rights and privileges of the Act of Assembly. Local details mention Spartansburg and Buffalo travel for a brief period.
The article extols electric light as a safer, cheaper energy replacing gas or oil. It claims reduced fire risk and blends smoke nuisance reduction with city beauty and health benefits, appealing to factories, households, and the poor. It emphasizes low cost and the purity of electric power.
Dr R B Gamble visits Meadville as news notes a dispute over a republic school punishment. W J Ball and relatives protested, claiming the teacher was too severe. The trustees convened to review the incident while Angle Standard led the school in charge. In a separate item, Avonine News editor Tralph Walia Sharisnger drowned after being swept into the Delaware River. A Chicago official predicts global telephone service within a few years.
The Bide a Wee Club enjoyed a pleasant evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Decker on Oolumbue avenue. They were treated to a sleigh ride music and refreshments with many members and spouses in attendance.
Local ad touts Enowlton Bros selling Buckwheat syrup at one dollar per gallon for a limited week. Offers describe a slick of buckwheat and 2bé product, with emphasis on value and urgency for buyers.
A sale offers assorted white china and porcelain items at reduced prices. Items include plates, sugar bowls, creamers, jars, dinner plates, trays, vases, cups and saucers, wash bowls, bowls, and enamelware with markdowns from original prices.
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