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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1916
Page
7
The column records frequent Corry and Warren residents visiting each other, mentions illnesses including grippe and mumps, and notes hospitalizations and minor accidents. It lists numerous names, trips to hotels, dances at Paige Hall, and social events with dates around late January.
A Corry community page records visitors and gatherings including Mr. Thoma Ferris and Corrs friends on Wednesday, Mr. Lou Muttoson’s return from a dual trip, and Mrs Willan Morton hosting in town. Authorities mention Mattanon’s illness and medical treatments, with several locals traveling to Pittsburgh and Detroit for weeks and relatives visiting from Columbus and Detour areas.
Columus Grange held its first 1918 meeting January 8 with officers listed and a public program planned. Attendance was strong despite weather with degree conferrals and a program about labor, dairy farming, and farm life.
Advertisement seeks live wires to sell a new silo with superior features. Local travel prospects and strong propositions offered. Address and contact details appear in the classifieds of the newspaper.
Wattshore January 29 reports Mrs Gladys Black ill with grip in city, Mrs Nellie Mulvin visiting. Alfred Austin in Erie after snowy Friday. A Valentines event February 11 at Presbyterian basement for Christian Endeavor. Mrs Bill Burney travels to Cleveland for a few days. George Phillips rents farm. Ida Backye in Hamot Hospital. Recount of the Robekah contest begun in October with winners Tomo Marty and Withing at Doxt meeting February 6. a local banquet followed.
The Mothers’ Meeting held in the Wattburg Presbyterian Church attracted a strong audience Tuesday evening. The program included scripture reading, solos, a poem, and readings on public sentiments, with Mrs. Morgan presiding and Mrs. Gross presenting a talk.
Men and women agents are urged to earn 45.00 a day with a 600 percent profit on a product sold to households. The ad promises exclusive territory and quick shifts, stating pay of 2.90 with 60 cents per call. Contact at a given office.
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